Heart Flashcards
(31 cards)
what part of the heart is connected to the mediastinum, pleura, and central tendon of the diaphragm?
fibrous pericardium
the parietal serous pericardium is pain sensitive, what is the nerve that innervates it?
phrenic nerves
the visceral serous pericardium is also known as the:
epicardium
list all the surfaces and borders of the heart:
sternocostal surface (front), posterior surface (back), apex, right border, left border, superior surface, diaphragmatic surface (bottom)
the most anterior chamber of the heart is the:
right ventricle
the most lateral chambers of the heart are the:
left ventricle, right atrium
the most posterior chamber of the heart is the:
left atrium
the apex always points:
left
each atrium has a
auricle
typically, the pulmonary trunk is _____ to the aorta
anterior
the right atrium receives blood from all but:
a) SVC and IVC
b) coronary sinus
c) venae cordis
d) cardiac veins
e) receives blood from all the above
e
the right atrium has smooth walls except for the pectinate muscles which are directly under the _____.
auricle
the crista terminalis is the origin of the _____ muscle. on the outside of the heart we can identify it by the _____ terminalis
pectinate, sulcus
the fossa ovalis embryonically was the:
foramen ovale - hole between atrial walls
true or false: the coronary sinus and the IVC both have valves
true
around a valve, we have _____ ______ which attach to the ______ muscles
chordae tendonae, papillary
why is the right ventricle roughened?
trabecular carneae
the smooth parts of both ventricles are:
the interventricular septum, the infundibulum leading up to the valves
true or false: the pulmonary valve is bicuspid
false: tricuspid
there are typically ___ pulmonary arteries and ____ pulmonary veins
two, four
the left atrioventricular valve is _____
bicuspid
diastole is when the heart refills/empties and systole is when the heart refills/empties
refills, empties
diastole: relax
systole: contraction
when do the coronary arteries fill with blood
during diastole
the coronary sulcus is also known as the:
right atrioventricular groove