Heart - Gross Flashcards

(48 cards)

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Which division of the Mediastinum is the heart in?

A

Middle mediastinum

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What are the 3 layers of the Heart wall?

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  1. Epicardium = superficial
  2. Myocardium
  3. Endocardium = Deep
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What does the Ligamentum Arteriosum do?

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Connects the left pulmonary artery & Arch of the aorta.

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____ is a remnant of fetal ductus arteriousus.

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Ligamentum Arteriosum

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What is the blood flow through the body?

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Body –> SVC, IVC, & Coronary Sinus –> R. Atrium –> R. Ventricle –> Pulmonary Trunk –> Pulmonary arteries –> Lungs –> Pulmonary veins –> L. Atrium –> L. Ventricle –> Aorta –> Body

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What is are the 4 valves of the heart?

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R. AV valve
Pulmonary Valve
Aortic Valve
L. AV valve

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7
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What is the septum of the heart?

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Interventricular septum

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What is are the 4 valves of the heart?

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R. AV valve (Tricuspid)
Pulmonary (Semilunar)
Aortic (Semilunar) Valve
L. AV valve (Mitral bicuspid)

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What is the function of the AV valves?

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Allows blood flow from atria into ventricles and prevents blood flow back into atria when ventricles contract.

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What is the function of Semilunar valves?

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Allow blood out of ventricles into arteries when ventricles contract. Then doesn’t allow back flow of blood back into ventricles when they relax.

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What are the two types of valve problems?

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  1. incompetence (allows back flow of blood)

2. stenosis

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_______ travels with Anterior IV artery in anterior IV sulcus.

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Great Cardiac Vein

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Where does the Great Cardiac Vein drain to?

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Empties into the Cardiac sinus posteriorly

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Anterior Cardiac Veins pass superficial to ______.

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Right Coronary Artery

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Where does the Anterior Cardiac Veins drain to?

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Empties directly into right atrium.

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What are the branches of the Right coronary Artery?

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  1. Right Marginal branch
  2. Posterior IV artery (termination)
  3. Ant. Right atrial branch
    • Sinuatrial nodal branch
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The left Coronary Artery immediately divides into _______ & ________.

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  1. Anterior Interventricular A.
    - L. anterior descending A.
  2. Circumflex A.
    - L. marginal branch
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T or F, Frequently one Coronary A. is dominant.

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True, the dominant one gives off the Posterior IV A.

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R. Coronary A. is dominant ___% of the time.

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about 65% of the time

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L. Coronary A. is dominant about ____% of the time.

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about 15% of the time

21
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Balanced arterial pattern occurs about ______% of the time.

22
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What is Coronary artery disease?

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Occlusion of major coronary artery, usually due to antherosclerosis, leads to inadequate oxygenation of an area of myocardium and cell death.

23
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What is a Myocardial infarct (MI)?

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(heart attack) Occurs when perfusion to myocardium is insufficient tot meet the metabolic needs of the tissue.

24
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What are the symptoms of a MI?

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  • Classic heaviness/ pressure

- Pain radiating to arm (left generally)

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______ is commonly used for bypass grafts.
Great Saphenous vein
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______ is commonly used for bypass grafts.
Great Saphenous vein - harvested from ant./med. region of the thigh or leg. * can be sutured into aorta & distal branch of Coronary A.
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_____ & _____ may also be used for coronary bypass graft.
Int. thoracic A & Radial A.
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T or F, Heart has the ability to maintain confection system without CNS innervation.
True
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_____ does affect rate of heartbeat.
ANS
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_________ increase heart rate.
Sympathetic innervation from T1-T5
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_________ decreases heart rate.
Parasympathetic innervation from Vagus N.
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______ & ______ both contribute to both superficial and deep cardiac plexuses of nerves.
SNS & PNS
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_____ is the "pacemaker" of the heart.
Sinatrial (SA) node
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What makes up the Conduction system of the heart?
SA node AV node AV bundle AV bundle branches R & L
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Damage to conduction system results _____.
Cardiac arrhymthmias
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Damage to AV node will cause _______.
Heart block
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_____ may be inserted to control the contractions.
Pacemaker
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Where is pacemaker placed?
Placed in contact with endocardium of ventricular wall
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Electrode terminal of pacemaker is firmly fixed to _______.
Trabeculae carneae
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What attaches to the papillary muscles?
Chordae Tendoneae
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What do the papillary muscles do?
Papillary muscles contract and tighten chordae tendineae preventing valve flaps from everting into atria.
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Where is the Fossa ovalis?
In right atrium | *Used to be Foramen Ovale (embryological)
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What are the 3 papillary muscles of the Right Ventricle?
Ant, post, and Septal papillary muscles | * (Ant. Is largest!)
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What are the 3 cusps of the Right AV valve?
Ant. Post. Septal cusp
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What is the roughened muscular walls of the ventricle?
Trabeculae Carne
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What is the roughened muscular wall of the atrium?
Pectinate muscle
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Where do coronary arteries originate from?
Aorta
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Where is AV node located?
Just superior to opening of coronary sinus.