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Pericardial sac
-Pericardial cavity: between visceral and parietal layers
-serous fluid reduces friction cause by contraction
pericardial cavity and bacteria
-bacterial infection causes a thick layer of fibrin in the pericardial cavity
transport
-gases
- E substrates: glc, ATP
- water
-minerals
- hormones
- immunocompotent cells, globulins, albumins
-heat
base of the heart
-constituted of heart skeleton
- four valves
- fibrous, chondric, and osseus (cattle) structures
valva trunci pulmonalis
-venous blood from right ventricle
-pulmonic circulation
valva tricuspidalis
-R AV
- venous blood from cranial and caudal vena cavae
valva aortae
-arterial blood from the left ventricle
- systemic circulation
valva bicuspidalis
=mitral valve, L AV
- arterial blood from the lung
semilunar valves
guides blood from the ventricle into large arteries during systole
atrioventricular valves
guides blood from the atrium into the ventricle during diastole
contraction and shift of base of heart
1. downward shift during contraction supports filing of the atria
2. upward shift during relaxation supports filling of the ventricles