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Heart 1
Term | Definition |
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What are the heart and roots of the great vessels enclosed in | pericardium |
What are the two serous membranes | Visceral pericardium and parietal pericardium |
Visceral pericardium | inner layer of sac thats attached to the heart like skin of apple |
Parietal pericardium | outer sac thats fibrous and is made of connective tissue |
pericardial cavity | space between pericardial coverings |
serous fluid | thin layer of water fluid that lessens friction caused by pumping of the heart |
pericarditis | inflammation of the serous membranes covering the heart |
How is the heart situated | obliquely between the lungs |
The rib cage aids in | protection for the heart from forces of the external environment |
is the heart static or not static | not static |
Right border | curved line from 3rd rib to junction of xyphoid process and body of sternum. |
Left border | curved line from 2nd rib to left 5th intercoastal space |
Lower border | line passing through junction of body and xyphoid process of sternum |
How far does heart extend | 3rd rib |
how far does pericardial sac extend | 2nd rib |
anterior surface | formed by right atrium and right ventricle |
inferior surface | surface on which heart rests and is formed by both ventricles |
Grooves | partitions between chambers and where coronary blood vessels run |
atrioventricular sulcus | separates atria from ventricles and origin of right and left coronary artery and circumflex artery |
anterior/posterior interventricular sulci | separates right and left ventricles and contains inter ventricular arteries |
What is the heart wall composed of | epicardium myocardium and and endocardium |
Epicardium | Visceral, outermost, fibrous CT, coronary vessels |
myocardium | middle, cardiac muscle, conduction capabilities |
endocardium | innermost, simple squamos, endothelial cells, valves are also covered with this. |
How do you enter the heart | superior or inferior ven cava or the coronary sinus |
coronary sinus | carries blood from the coronary circulation |
1st step in path of heart | enter through a major vein |
2nd step in path of heart | Right atrium |
Right atrium has | right atrial septum at the left and a fossa oval and the left atrium and tricuspid valve and SA and AV nodes for conduction |
3rd step in path of heart | Tricuspid valve |
4th step in path of heart | Right ventricle |
Right ventricle has | papillary muscles, chordae tendineae and pulmonary trunk |
Papillary muscles | fingerlike extensions from wall of heart, prevents inversion and stabilizes valve. NOTHING TO DO WITH CLOSING OF THE VALVE!!!! |
chordae tendineae | strings on a guitar |
pulmonary trunk | divides into 2 pulmonary arteries which carry deoxygenated blood to the lungs. |
How do arteries return | via pulmonary veins carrying oxygenated blood |
5th step in path of heart | pulmonary semilunar valve |
6th step | pulmonary artery |
7th step | lungs |
What do you do in the lungs | pick up oxygen and release co2 |
How do you return to heart | through 1 of 4 pulmonary veins |
Pulmonary veins | carry oxygenated blood away from the heart |
8th step | left atrium |
9th step | Bicuspid valve |
10th step | left ventricle |
11th step | aortic semilunar valve |
12th step | leave heart and enter arch of the aorta |