Vessels Of The Heart

Question 0

Contains blood being pumped by the left ventricle to all the systems of the body

Answer 0

Ascending aorta

Question 1

Brings venous blood to the right atrium from the upper body

Answer 1

Superior vena cava

Question 2

Lisa base of the aorta to the right of the pulmonary trunk and lies in the fat filled coronary sulcus as it passes to the posterior heart

Answer 2

Right coronary artery

Question 3

Ear like flap of atrium

Answer 3

Right auricle

Question 4

Enters the heart just after passing through the diaphragm

Answer 4

Inferior vena cava

Question 5

For blood being pumped by the right ventricle to the lungs for a fresh supply of oxygen

Answer 5

Pulmonary trunk

Question 6

This vessel leaves the base of the aorta and turns to lie in the coronary sulcus, the depression between atria and ventricles

Answer 6

Left coronary artery

Question 7

The continuation of the left coronary artery to the posterior heart. It lies in the coronary sulcus

Answer 7

Circumflex artery

Question 8

This branch of the left coronary artery lies in the fat filled anterior and interventricular sulcus, the depression over the interventricular septum. It supplies blood to both ventricles

Answer 8

Anterior interventricular artery

Question 9

Lies in the anterior interventricular sulcus beside the artery. It continues by turning to lie in the coronary sulcus with the circumflex artery and then terminates on the posterior heart

Answer 9

Great cardiac vein

Question 10

Ear like flap of left atrium

Answer 10

Left auricle

Question 11

Take oxygenated blood into the left atrium

Answer 11

Pulmonary veins

Question 12

Termination of the great cardiac vein. It lies in the coronary sulcus and serves as a reservoir for the venous blood

Answer 12

Coronary sinus

Question 13

Direct continuation of the right coronary artery. Lies in the posterior interventricular sulcus

Answer 13

Posterior interventricular artery