Anatomy Flashcards
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Skeletal landmarks of thoracic cavity
Manubrium
Body
Xiphisternum
Suprasternal notch
Sternoclavicular joint
Sternal angle
Angle of Louis
Angle of Louis
Second rib joins the sternum at a weird angle
Horizontal plane through this angle passes T4
Separates superior mediastinum
Location of valves
P- 3rd left costal cartilage and sternum
A- right of and below the pulmonary valve
M- 4th left costal cartilage and sternum
T- 5th right costal cartilage and sternum
Right border of the heart
Right atrium and SVC and IVC
Pulmonary trunk
Between two auricles
Anterior surface
Right ventricle
Boundary between right atrium and ventricle
RCA- almost vertical
Boundary between two ventricles on anterior surface
Anterior- interventricular artery (LAD) (branch of LCA)
Boundary between two ventricles on the posterior surface
Posterior interventricular artery
Crista terminalis
The junction between smooth and rough parts of the right atrium
Opening of the coronary sinus
The main vein of the heart- close to the IVC
Coronary sulcus
The junction between the atria and the ventricles
Valves structure
Endothelium
Spongiosa
Fibrosa
Elastin fibres
Then, there is a fibrous ring at the periphery
Rings surrounded by fibrous skeleton
Fibrous skeleton- 1) insulates and 2) anchors muscles and valves
Pectinate muscles
Rough portion of the atria
Crista terminalis
C-shaped ridge that separates posterior and anterior region of the atrium
Fossa ovalis
Spot of the opening- foramen ovale that existed in the fetal heart and closed after birth
Papillary muscles
Columnar ridges of myocardium that extend from the ventricles
Chordae tendinae
Thin thread like structures that extend from the papillary muscles and attach to the cusps of the valves
Supraventricular crest
Between the tricuspid and pulmonary valve, there is a bulging of the right ventricle
Aortic sinus
A dilatation above the cusp
Two cusps have opening for the coronary arteries
These cusps are called coronary cusps
RCA course
Between the right atrium and right ventricle
Goes down to the diaphragmatic surface
Goes to the posterior side and branches as posterior interventricular artery between the ventricles
Before that, there is a right marginal branch that goes along the diaphragmatic surface
Crux
LCA and RCA anastamose at the beginning of the Piv
Coronary sinus
Major large vein of the heart
Innominate veins
Two brachiocephalic veins that go into SVC