Heart Flashcards

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location of heart

A

30, SVC
32, left sup end of coronary sulcus
59, apex of heart
61, right lower end of coronary sulcus

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the axis position of heart?

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60 degrees saggital
30 degrees transverse
15 in axis og heart

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axis of heart?

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midcapula–>apex of heart

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surfaces of heart?

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sternocostal
diaphragmatic
pulmonary right and left

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5
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layers of pericardium

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parietal and visceral

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what is parietal and viceral layer of pericardium made up of?

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Parietal: outer fibrous and an inner serous
viceral: serous layer

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what is sabbey T

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reflections of the pericardium around R. and L. pulmonary veins and IVC.

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which are the pericardiac sinuses?

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  • transvese sinus ( b/w aorta and pulmonary trunk)

- oblique sinus: located at the venous reflections.

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arterial supply to pericardium?

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pericardiophrenic a. ( Internal thoracic a.)

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venous drainage of pericardium?

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pericardiophrenic v. —>brachiocephalic v.

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Innervation of pericardium?

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phrenic n. (c3-c5)

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Layers of heart?

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  • outer fibrous parietal
  • Inner serous parietal
  • epicardium ( viceral pericardium)
  • myocardium
  • endocardium
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layer of the muscles of heart?

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ventricle: (outer: oblique–>circular–> long)
atrium: outer: circular inner: longitudinal

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what is pericardial cavity?

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space b/W parietal and viscerallayer. Contains serous fluid allowinf free movement and lubricates heart.

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what is crux cordis?

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where the interventricular sulci join the coronry sulcus at a right angle posteriorly.

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what is waterstons groove?

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used as surgical incisions into the left atrium. B/w right pulmonary v. and right atrium

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branches of aortic arch?

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  1. brachiocephalic trunk(–>right comon carotid and right subclavian)
  2. left common carotid
  3. left subclavian
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what is terminal sulcus?

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groove seperating right auricle and atrium proper.

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structures in right atrium?

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  • IVC orfice at 5th costal cartilage
  • SVC orfice at 3rd costal cartilage
  • coronary sinus orfice
20
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what seperates right and left atrium?

A

Inter atrial septum

21
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what is oval fossa and limbus?

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oval fossa is remnant of oval foramen.

22
Q

what is kock triangle and its borders?

A

identificate AV-node

b/w tricuspid valve and thebasian valve of coronary sinus

23
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what seperatesinflow and outflow in right ventricle?

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Its a V-shaped structure where the inflow and outflow is seperated by SUPRAVENTRICULAR CREST

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what is conus arteriosus?

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The outflowing part of the heart where pulmonary trunk starts( infundibulum from inside)

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structures in left ventricle?
septomarginal trabeculae ( ant papillart m. attached)
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cusps of the tricuspid valve? what are they attached to?
Right, Left, septal, --> chorda teniae--> papillary m.
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The papillart m. of right ventricle?
Ant: ant and post cusp. from septomarginal trabeculae post: septal and post septal: arises from interventricular wall, motionless
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What seperates right and left ventricle?
interventricular septum - membranous (attached to septal cusp of tricuspid valv) - muscular
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openings in left atrium?
Right and left pulmonary veins | valve of foramen ovale
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structure in left ventricle?
- more numerous trabeculae carnea - antero-lateral papilary m. - postero-medial papillary m.
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what seperates the inflow and outflow of the left ventricle?
the anterior cusp of bicuspid valve
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what is fibrous skeleton of heart?
4 fibrous rings surrounding the orfices of the valves forminf right and left trigone.
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right fibrous trigone ( central fibrous body) formed by?
formed by: septal cusp of tricuspid ant cusp of bicuspid post cusp of aortic valve
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left fibrous trigone?
-left aortic cusp | ant of bicuspid valve
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what are the cusped valves made of?
mesothelium (dublication of endocardium)
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typer of chorda teniae?
commisural marginal basal
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what are chordae tenia composed of?
pars densa pars flaccida - 2 lunules - 1 nodule
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auscultation of heart?
- 2,2 IC to right (midsternal line : AORTIC VALVE - 2,2 IC to left, midsternal line: PULMONARY VALVE - 5,2 IC to left, midsternal line: tricuspid - 5,9 IC to left, midclavicular line: APEX
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Erbs point?
3 IC 3cm point for all sounds
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branches right coronary artery?
Arises from right ant aortic sinus - ascending SA-nodal ranch - conus branch - right marginal - right atrial - Posterior interventricular - right posterolateral - AV-nodal branch
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branches of left coronary artery?
- Anterior interventricular branch lateral diagonal ascending SA branch ant septal branch - Circumflex branch left marginal left posteriolateral left atrial
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venous drainage of heart?
- Great - Middle - Small - Smallest - oblique
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what is coronary sinus?
Post aspect of heart which collects blood from the veins.
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innervation of heart?
Cercical, stellate, thoracic ganglion