Lecture 2 - CardioVascular System Flashcards
Thoracic cavity (3)
Right/ Left lung
Heart (Mediastinum) which runs from T1-T12
Pericardium (6)
Layer enclosing the heart
Double layer and fibrous layer
1 Fibrous connective tissue surrounds heart
2 Serous double membrane
Parietal lines inner surface
Visceral surrounds the heart - epicardium
Coronary sinus (2)
Collection of veins joined together to form a large vessel that collects blood from the myocardium.
Delivers deoxygenated blood to RA
What is the fossa ovalis
Foramen ovalis is the hole
Atrial septum
Septum primum
SP to AS pressure change fuses to form fossa ovalis which is a depression
Blood vessels in the neck - arch of aorta (3)
Arch of aorta
1) left subclavian
2) left common carotid
3) brachioCephalic trunk
- right common Carotid
- right subclavian
where do the jugular veins drain into
e - subclavian
i - brachiocephalic
internal carotid supplys
post it
external carotid supplys
post it
on the RA 2
Rough muscle - musculi pectinati
smooth - ridge cristae terminalis
RV 5
Rough - trabeculae carnea smooth - infundibulum blood pumped at a greater pressure thicker than RA RV--> Semilunar valve (3 cusps) --> Pulmonary arteries
intraventricular septum
bulges into RV as BP is x6 higher in the LV
MUSCLES OF THE HEART 3
NOTES
What do papillary muscles do 3
found in V of H.
Attach to cups of AVV via chordae tendinea.
contract to prevent inversion/prolapse during VC or systole.
Right coronary a 3
R CA
- if it supplies AV person is right branch dominant
- supplies blood to V, SAN,RA.
- Branches off from the anterior side of the aortic trunk which branches into the right atria ventricular branch and the right posterior descending intraventricular branch.
Left coronary a 2
L CA
- supplies V and LA.
- Branch off from the posterior side of the aortic trunk and wraps around the pulmonary artery. Have a left anterior descending intraventricular branch, a left marginal branch and a left circumflex branch.