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Anatomy of the Heart

Terms in this set (44)

Superior vena cava
Identify the vessel.
Right Atrium
Identify the chamber.
Tricuspid valve
Identify the structure.
Right ventricle
Identify the chamber.
Pulmonary semilunar valve
Identify the structure.
ascending aorta
Identify the vessel (be specific)
Chordae tendineae
Identify the strings.
pulmonary trunk
Identify the vessel
Coronary sinus
Identify the opening.
Fossa ovalis
Identify the structure.
Ligamentum arteriosum
Identify the structure.
Inferior vena cava
Identify the vessel
Left pulmonary artery
Identify the vessel (be specific)
Right pulmonary vein
Identify the vessel (be specific)
Left pulmonary vein
Identify the vessel (be specific)
Right pulmonary artery
Identify the vessel (be specific)
Left atrium
Identify the chamber
Papillary muscle
Identify the projections.
Left auricle
Identify the structure. (be specific)
Right auricle
Identify the structure. (be specific)
Bicuspid valve
Identify the structure.
Interventricular septum
Identify the region.
Right coronary artery
Identify the vessel (be specific)
Left ventricle
Identify the chamber.
Aortic semilunar valve
Identify the structure.
Trabeculae carneae
Identify the ridges.
Epicardium
Identify the layer.
Endocardium
Identify the layer.
Myocardium
Identify the layer.
Coronary sinus
Identify the vessel.
Great cardiac vein
Identify the vessel.
O positive
Identify the blood type.
B negative
What is the blood type?
A negative
Identify the blood type.
A positive
Identify the blood type.
AB negative
Identify the blood type.
AB positive
Identify the blood type.
B negative
Identify the blood type.
B positive
Identify the blood type.
O negative
Identify the blood type.
O positive
Identify the blood type.
O negative
Which blood type is considered to be the universal donor?
AB positive
Which blood type is considered to be the universal recipient?
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