heart and great vessels - INCOMPLETE Flashcards

coronary arteries: describe the origin, course and main branches of the left and right coronary arteries and discuss the functional consequences of their obstruction in conditions such as ischaemic heart disease (7 cards)

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what is the more common variation in coronary arteries

A

right dominant coronary artery; posterior interventricular branch arises from right coronary artery; marginal; circumflex

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what is the less common variation in coronary arteries

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left dominant coronary artery; posterior interventricular branch arises from left coronary artery

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what is a myocardial infarction

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blood issue causing ischaemia

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4
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what is a cardiac arrest

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not due to ischaemic - electrical

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coronary veins

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follow arteries, drain into coronary sinus (IVC of heart - bringing back deoxygenated blood from heart)

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6
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when are coronary arteries perfused with blood

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systole - valves shut so blood forced into coronary arteries also

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when is blood pushed around coronary arteries

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diastole - valves open and force blood through arteries

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