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Y1B3 (CVS & IBL) 📘 > Anatomy 🫀 > Flashcards

Anatomy 🫀 Flashcards

1
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What is the site of the heart?

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it lies in the middle mediastinum behind the sternum and adjoining costal cartilages.

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What is the direction of the heart?

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its axis is directed downwards, forwards, and to the left.

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3
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What is the size of the heart?

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it is equal to a closed fist.

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4
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What covers the heart?

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  • The heart is surrounded by a fibro-serous sac called the pericardium.
  • The Pericardium is differentiated into:
  • Outer fibrous layer (Fibrous pericardium). “Opaque”
  • Inner serous sac (Serous pericardium) that Consists of the outer parietal layer and inner visceral layer with a potential space between them called the pericardial cavity.
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What are the external features of the heart?

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The heart is conical in shape, it has:
- Apex, Base, 4 surfaces, 4 borders, 4 grooves, and 4 chambers.

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What are the four chambers of the heart?

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Right atrium, right ventricle, left atrium & left ventricle.

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What is the Direction of the Apex?

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Directed downwards, forwards, and to the left.

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What forms the apex?

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It is formed by the left ventricle.

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9
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What is the surface anatomy of the apex?

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Lies at the level of the left 5th intercostal space 3.5inch (9 cm) from the midline.

“Abnormal Positioning may indicate diseases”

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What is the direction of the base?

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It is directed backwards.

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What forms the base?

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It is formed by the 2 atria, mainly the left atrium, into which open the 4 pulmonary veins.

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What is the surface anatomy of the base?

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Lies opposite middle 4 thoracic vertebrae (5-8).

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What separates the vertebral column from the base?

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Is separated from the vertebral column by descending aorta, esophagus, and oblique sinus of the pericardium.

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What are the surfaces of the heart?

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Sternocostal surface
Diaphragmatic surface
Right surface
Left surface

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What are the borders of the heart?

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Upper, lower, right, and left

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16
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What forms the upper border?

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It is formed by the two atria mainly the left one.

“Just like the base”

17
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What hides the upper border?

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It is hidden anteriorly by ascending aorta & pulmonary trunk.

18
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What divides the sternocostal surface?

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Divided by the atrioventricular groove into:

1) Atrial part: formed by the 2 atria & the 2 auricles.

2) Ventricular part: right 2/3 is formed by the right ventricle, left 1/3 is formed by the left ventricle

19
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What divides the diaphragmatic surface?

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Divided by the posterior interventricular groove into left 2/3 formed by the left ventricle & right1/3 formed by the right ventricle.

20
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What forms the diaphragmatic surface?

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Formed by the 2 ventricles.

21
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What is the shape of the diaphragmatic surface?

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Slightly concave as it rests on the diaphragm mainly the central tendon.

22
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What separates the diaphragmatic surface from the base?

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Separated from the base of the heart by the posterior part of the coronary groove.

23
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What forms the right surface?

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Formed by right atrium only.

24
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What is the right surface related to?

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Related to the right lung and pleura & right phrenic nerve and right pericardiophrenic vessels.

25
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What forms the left surface?

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Formed by left ventricle (mainly) & left auricle (small part).

26
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What forms the lower border?

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right ventricle (2/3) and partly by the left ventricle (1/3).

27
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What forms the right border?

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the right atrium only.

“ Like the right surface”

28
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What forms the left border?

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mainly by the left ventricle and partly by the left auricle.

” like the left surface”

29
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What does the atrioventricular (coronary) Groove separate?

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separating the atria from the ventricles.

30
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What hides the atrioventricular Groove?

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It is hidden anteriorly by ascending aorta & pulmonary trunk.

31
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What does the atrioventricular groove contain?

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It contains coronary arteries, coronary sinus & the small cardiac vein.

32
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What does the anterior interventricular groove contain?

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  1. Anterior interventricular artery.
  2. Great cardiac vein.
33
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What does the interatrial groove separate?

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separating the 2 atria.

34
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What are the characteristics of the interatrial groove?

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It is ill-defined & hidden anteriorly by ascending aorta & pulmonary trunk.

35
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What does the anterior interventricular groove separate?

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separating the 2 ventricles.

36
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Which surface is the anterior interventricular groove present?

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sternocostal surface.

37
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What does a posterior interventricular groove separate?

A

separating the 2 ventricles.

38
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Which surface is the posterior interventricular groove present?

A

diaphragmatic surface.

39
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What does the posterior interventricular groove contain?

A
  1. posterior interventricular artery.
  2. middle cardiac vein.

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