Pericardium & External Surface Of Heart Flashcards
Surface anatomy of heart: superior, inferior, right + left borders
Sup. = 3rd cartilage (R) to 2nd ICS in MCL (L) Inf. = 6th cartilage (R) to 5th ICS in MCL (L) Right = 3rd to 6th cartilage Left = 2nd to 5th ICS in MCL
Surface anatomy: apex of heart
5th ICS in MCL on left
Sternocostal/anterior surface of heart
Mainly RV Some LV, RA + both auricles Coronary + ant. IV sulci
Basal/posterior surface of heart
Mainly LA Small part of RA Proximal parts of great veins = SVC, IVC + pulmonary
Diaphragmatic/inferior surface of heart
Mainly LV Some of RV Separated by post. IV sulcus On diaphragm Separated from base by coronary sinus Extends from base to apex
Apex of heart
Inferolateral part of LV
Right pulmonary surface of heart
RA
Left pulmonary surface of heart
LV Forms cardiac impression on left lung
Coronary sulcus
AV groove Btw. atria + ventricles Circumferential RCA, SCV, CS, GCV + circumflex br. of LCA
Anterior interventricular sulcus
Ant. surface, btw. ventricle Coronary sulcus to apex Ant. IV br. of LCA + GCV
Posterior interventricular sulcus
Inf. surface, btw. ventricles Coronary sulcus to apex Post. IV br. of RCA + MCV
Blood supply of heart: name
RCA + LCA
Right coronary artery: supply + branches
Supplies: *most RA *most RV *some LV *some IV septum *SA node *AV node Branches: *R marginal *post. IV *SA nodal *AV nodal
Left coronary artery: supply + branches
Supplies: *LA *most LV *most IV septum *SA node Branches: *circumflex *ant. IV *L marginal
Blood supply of heart: anastomoses
Ant. IV br. + post. IV br. Circumflex br. + RCA
Venous drainage of heart
From wall by coronary sinus Coronary sinus: *post. part of sulcus, left of IVC *continuation of GCV *main tributaries = 4 cardiac veins *also post. v. of LV, ant. v. of RV + oblique v. of LA GCV= from apex, with ant. IV br. + circumflex br. MCV = in post. IV sulcus, with post. IV br. SCV = right inf. border, hooks around, with right marginal br.
Pericardium: function + name layers
Encloses heart FIbrous + serous Serous = parietal + visceral
Fibrous pericardium
Ext. layer Ant. = sternum Post. = vertebrae Inf. = central tendon of diaphragm Sup. = adventitia of great vessels - asc. aorta, pulmonary trunk, pulmonary veins + SVC
Serous pericardium
Internal Parietal: *lines fibrous *cont. with visceral at roots of great vessels Visceral: *cardiac muscle *epicardium
Pericardial space/cavity
Btw. visceral + parietal Serous fluid Transverse sinus: *separates arterial pole vessels from venous pole vessels *post. ascending aorta + trunk *ant. SVC *sup. LA Oblique sinus: *around venous pole vessels *behind heart, in wall of LA
Innervation of pericardium
Phrenic, vagus + sympathetic trunk Somatic afferent fibres from phrenic = pain sensation - ref. to supraclavicular region of shoulder dermatomes Trunks = vasomotor supply
Blood supply of pericardium
Fibrous: *pericardiophrenic *musculophrenic Serous: *coronary a.
Venous drainage of pericardium
Fibrous: *azygous *ITV Serous: *coronary veins