Structure of the heart Flashcards

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Blood enters the RA from which structures?

A

SVC,IVC, coronary sinus

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Blood passes to the RV through which structure

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Right AV orifice

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3
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What controls the passing of blood from RA to RV

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Tricuspid valve

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4
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What walls is the right atrium made up of?

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Smooth and rough walls

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5
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Smooth wall

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Sinus Venarum

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Rough wall

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Atrium proper

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7
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What separates the smooth from the rough wall internally and externally?

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In- crista terminalis
Ex- sulci terminalis

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8
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Where do the venae cava drain to?

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Smooth wall of RA

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9
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What structures make the rough wall?

A

Pectinate muscles

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10
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Where are the pectinate muscle also found?

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Auricle (overlaps aorta)

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11
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What structure separates left and right atria?

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Interatrial septum

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12
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A structure found on the interatrial septum and what does it develop into?

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Fossa ovalis> foramen ovale

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13
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Edge of the fossa ovalis

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Limbus ovalis

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14
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What structure is linked to the RV?

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Pulmonary trunk, known as conus arteriosus (infundibulum)

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15
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What makes the rough wall of RV?

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Trabeculae carnae (irregular structures)

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16
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What do some trabeculae carnae form?

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Papillary muscles(projections of the RV)

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17
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What attaches to the papillary muscles?

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Chordae tendinae

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18
Q

Chordae tendinae extend from which structure to which one?

A

Papillary muscles to cusps

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19
Q

Papillary muscles divisions

A
  1. Anterior(largest)
    2.Posterior
    3.Septal(small/ absent)
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20
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Name the specialized trabeculum and what it does

A

Septomarginal trabeculum (MODERATOR BAND)

Helps the anterior papillary muscle to contract the same time as the other muscles during ventricular contraction

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21
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Between which structures does the moderator band form?

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Anterior papillary muscle and interventricular septum

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22
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Function of the tricuspid valve

A

Closes the AV orifice

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23
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What structures do valves have?

24
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Name cusps of the tricuspid valve

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Anterior (anterior papillary)
Posterior
Septal

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What opens into pulmonary trunk?
Pulmonary valve
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Free superior edge of the pulmonary valve has 2 portions, name them
1. Anterior and thick---nodule 2. Lateral and thin-lunula
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pulmonary trunk cusps
left, right, anterior
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Name the space found in pulmonary valve cusps
Pulmonary sinus
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Function of the pulmonary sinus
Prevents backflow of blood from the pulmonary trunk to the RV
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Divisions of the LA
Anterior half=auricle Posterior half= 4 pulmonary veins
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Name the depression opposite floor of fossa ovalis
Valve of foramen ovale
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The portion of the left ventricle immediately below the aortic orifice made of FIBROUS tissue
Aortic vestibule
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Blood enters left ventricle via which structure?
Left AV orifice
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Compare right and left ventricles
Trabeculae carnae= fine in LV Papillary muscles=2 in LV
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What controls the opening from LV to aorta
Aortic valve
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Cusps of the aortic valve
left, right, posterior
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What is found between the aorta and the cusps
Aortic sinus (left, right, posterior)
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What originates from the aortic sinuses?
Left and right coronary arteries
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What happens to coronary arteries due to aortic sinuses during ventricular contraction
Blood is automatically pushed to the arteries
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What does the collection of dense fibrous connective tissue in a form of 4 rings form?
Fibrous annulus
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Explain the course of right coronary artrery
Lies in coronary sulcus (BTW ATRIUM & VENTRICLE)
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Branches of the right coronary artery
Sinu-atrial nodal Right marginal Atriventricular nodal Poster interventricular
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Structures innervated by right coronary artery
RA and RV Interatrial septum SA node and AV node Posteroinferior 1/3 of interventricular
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Course of the left coronary artery
Before the pulmonary trunk and left auricle before entering coronary sulcus
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Branches of the left coronary artery
Left marginal Anterior interventricular Circumflex
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Structures innervated by the left coronary artery
LA and LV Interventricular septum AV bundle and branches
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Cardiac veins
Great c.v Middle c.v Small c.v
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Great cardiac vein
Begins at apex of heart, runs in anterior interventricular sulcus, enters coronary sulcus and enlarges to form coronary sinus
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Where does the great cardiac vein drain into
right atrium
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Middle cardiac vein
Begins at apex of heart, runs in posterior interventricular sulcus
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Where does the middle c.v drain into
coronary sinus
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Small cardiac vein
Begins between right atrium and right ventricle
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Where does the small c.v drain into
Coronary sinus
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Arteries and their accompanying veins
A-G P-M R-S
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Which vein and artery form the coronary sinus
Greater cardiac vein and Anterior interventricular artery
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