heart anatomy
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
the heart is the size of a | fist |
location of heart | middle of chest, left of midline |
heart is adhered to | superior surface of diaphragm |
the heart is anterior to the | vertebral column |
double walled sac around heart is called | pericardium |
the pericardium is composed of ____ pericardium and a ___ pericardium | superficial fibrous layer pericardiumdeep-2 layer serous pericardium |
the deep 2 layer serous pericardium is made of 2 layers called | parietal visceral |
the parietal and visceral are separated by the ___ that contains___ fluid | pericardial cavity containing pericardial fluid |
the layer that lines the internal surface of the fibrous pericardium is | parietal |
the layer that lines the surface of the heart is called | visceral |
the visceral layer is also known as the | epicardium |
The 4 functions of the pericardium | protects anchors prevents allows |
what does the pericardium protect | protects heart |
what does the pericardium anchor | anchors heart |
what does the pericardium prevent | prevents overfilling of heart with blood |
what does the pericardium allow | allows for heart to work in friction free environment |
cardiac muscle layer forming the bulk of the heart | myocardium |
crisscrossing, interlacing layer of connective tissue | fibrous skeleton of the heart |
endothelial layer of the inner myocardial surface | endocardium |
4 main Blood vessels that return blood to the heart include | superior/inferior vena cavaright/left pulmonary veins |
2 main blood vessels conveying blood away from the heart include | pulmonary trunkascending aorta |
pulmonary trunk splits into __ and ___ | right pulmonary arteriesleft pulmonary arteries |
how many branches does the ascending aorta have | 3 |
Name the 3 branches of the ascending aorta | BrachicephalicLeft common Carotid Subclavian Arteries |
the ___veins supply &drain the exterior heart | cardiac veins |
Name the 3 cardiac veins | great cardiac veinsanterior cardiac small cardiac |
the 4 arteries that supply & drain the exterior heart | right/left coronarycircumflex marginal arteries anterior interventricular arteries |
2 Major vessels that return blood to the heart | superior/inferior venae cavaeright/left pulmonary vein |
2 major vessels that convey blood away from the heart are | aortaright/left pulmonary arteries |
where is the blood held during contraction and dumps into right atrium | coronary sinus |
receiving chambers of the heart are the__ | atria |
each atrium has a protruding__ | auricle |
If auricle is holding blood what does that mean? | There is a problem |
the muscles that mark the atrial walls are called | pectinate muscles |
blood enters right atria from the _____ and ___ | superior/inferior vena cavaand coronary sinus |
blood enters left atrium from the ____ | pulmonary vein |
what are the discharging chambers of the heart | the ventricles |
what 2 muscles mark the ventricular walls | papillarytrabeculae carneae |
the right ventricle pumps blood into the | pulmonary trunk |
the left ventricle pumps blood into the | aorta |
after the aorta the blood goes into the | body |
after the pulmonary trunk the blood goes into the | lungs |
the blood that goes into the lungs is _____ | deoxygenated |
The blood that leaves the aorta is ____ | oxygenated |
The valve between the right atrium and right ventricle is the | tricuspid valve |
The valve between the left atrium and left ventricle is the | mitral or bicuspid valve |
when the aorta puts blood into the body it is called | system circulation |
the functional blood supply to the heart muscle itself is called | coronary circulation |
__ routes ensure blood delivery to heart even if major vessels are occluded | collateral |
what ensure unidirectional blood flow thru the heart | heart valves |
the valves that lie between the atria and the ventricles are called | atrioventricular valves (AV) |
the valves that prevent backflow into the atria when ventricles contract are the | AV valves |
____ anchor the valves to the papillary muscles | chordae tendinae |
the valves that lies between the left ventricle and the aorta | aortic semilunar valve |
the valve that lies bewtwen the right ventricle and pulmonary trunk | pulmonary semilunar valve |
the valves that prevent backflow of blood into the ventricles | semilunar valves |
5 characteristics of cardiac muscle | striatedshort fat branched interconnected |
____ acts as both a tendon and an insertion | connective tissue endomysium |
___ anchor cardiac cells together and allow free passage of ions | intercalated discs |
what muscle behaves as a functional syncytium | heart muscle |
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