Unit 5 part 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Function of the moderator band?

A

conduct right bundle branch
may prevent over distention

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2
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Where is musculi pectinati?

A

anterolateral wall of right atrium

it is supposed to prevent over distention of the heart

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3
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Which part of right atrium is smooth?

A

interatrial septum / posteromedial wall

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4
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what separates smooth wall of right atrium from musculi pectinati?

A

Crista terminalis

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5
Q

What is fossa ovalis called before birth? What did it do?

A

Foramen ovale
right to left shunt to bypass lungs
7-10 days physiologic closure
2 weeks true anatomic closure
sometimes have a small amount of patency left into adulthood. as long as it is small enough wont cause a problem

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6
Q

What is the valve at the opening of the coronary sinus into right atrium?

A

Thebesian valve

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7
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What is the valve at the top of the IVC?

A

Eustachian valve

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8
Q

Name the opening between the right atrium and right ventricle

A

Right AV Orifice

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9
Q

Name the cusps of the tricuspid valve

A

Anterior cusp
septal/medial cusp
posterior cusp

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10
Q

Name the beginning of the pulmonary trunk on the outside

A

conus arteriosus

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11
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name the beginning of the pulmonary trunk from the inside

A

supraventricular crest

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12
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Do we have musculi pectinati in the left atrium?

A

No, only in left atrial appendage.

This is where clots form in Afib

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13
Q

normal pulmonic circulation presure?

A

25/10

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14
Q

normal systemic circulation pressure?

A

120/80

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15
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Where does right coronary artery begin?

A

Ascending aorta, distal to right aortic valve cusp

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16
Q

where does left coronary artery begin?

A

ascending aorta, distal to left aortic valve cusp

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17
Q

Name cusps of Tricuspid valve

A

Anterior
Posterior
Septal (medial)

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18
Q

name cusps of bicuspid valve

A

anterior cusp
posterior cusp

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19
Q

name cusps of pulmonic valves

A

Left cusp
right cusp
anterior cusp

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20
Q

name Aortic valve cusps

A

left cusp
right cusp
Posterior cusp

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21
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Parts of Aortic valve

A

lunula
nodule
sinus

22
Q

Secondary arterial branches of RCA?

A

Anterior right atrial branch
branch to the sinoatrial node

23
Q

secondary branches off circumflex artery?

A

lateral left ventricular branch
posterolateral left ventricular branch
posterior left ventricular branch

24
Q

secondary branches off Anterior descending artery?

A

diagonal branch

25
What vein drains the Right ventricle?
anterior cardiac veins
26
what vein drains the left atrium?
oblique vein
27
great cardiac vein forms anastomosis with what other cardiac vein?
middle cardiac vein
28
Name the two layers of the pericardial sac
visceral layer outer layer parietal (serous) portion fibrous portion
29
what nerve provides sensory innervation to pericardium?
phrenic nerve
30
What supplies blood to pericardium?
pericardiophrenic arteries pericardial arteris
31
where do pericardiophrenic arteries originate?
branch from the internal thoracic arteries
32
where do pericardial arteries originate?
branch from the thoracic aorta
33
Viseral organs usually have what kind of innervation?
sympathetic and parasympathetic innervation
34
which nerves provides the parasympathetic pre-ganglionic innervation to the heart?
vagus nerve
35
Where/what is the cardiac plexus?
overlays the heart and great vessels anteriorly where sympathetic and parasympathetic fibers to the heart mix
36
what does the ductus arteriosus / ligamentum arteriosum connect?
aortic arch and left pulmonary artery
37
ligamentum arteriosum is close to which nerve?
recurrent laryngeal nerve
38
What nerve innervates quadratus lumborum muscle?
T12 and L1-4 roots
39
what nerve innervates psoas major?
lumbar plexus L2-L4
40
what nerve innervates iliacus muscle?
femoral nerve
41
What two nerves come from L1 VPR?
iliohypogastric nerve ilioinguinal nerve
42
What nerves does motor innervation for both the internal abdominal oblique m. and transversus abdominis m.?
iliohypogastric and ilioinguinal nerves subcostal nerves lower 5 intercostal nerves
43
what nerves does motor innervation for external abdominal oblique muscle?
subcostal nerves lower 5 intercostal nerves
44
what nerves provide motor innervation to rectus abdominis mucles?
lower 5 intercostal nerves
45
iliohypogastric nerve provides sensory innervation to what region?
lateral gluteal region, abdomen between the umbilicus and the pubic bone
46
ilioinguinal nerve provides sensory innervation to what region?
inguinal (groin) region, male/female genitalia, and the upper anterior & medial thigh
47
lateral femoral cutaneous nerve does what?
sensation to lateral thing
48
lateral femoral cutaneous nerve arises from which roots?
L2-L3
49
Genitofemoral nerve arises from which roots?
L1-L2
50
femoral nerve arrises from which roots?
L2-L4
51
obturator nerve arrises from what nerves?
L2-L4
52
sciatic nerve arrises from which roots?
L4-S3