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What is this?

What is this?

An obstruction of the artery

What is this

What is this

CABG (Coronary artery bypass grafting)... where the balloon is inflated and breaks up the atherosclerotic plaque.

What is VENOUS DRAINAGE?

Coronoary sinus which lies in the posterior part of the AV groove drains most ofthe blood from the heart wall to right atrium and is left of IVC.




*small and medium cardiac veins are tributaries to the coronary sinus.

RCA stands for what

Right Coronary Artery

RCA (Right Coronary Artery)

from the anterior sinus of valsalva of the aorta




right atrioventricular sulcus

RCA around the _______ can have one, two, or many branches

right, many branches

RCA supplies the ______________________ of the IVS

posterior third

RCA is located ________________ wall of RA

Anteromedial

CIRCUMFLEX location

left AV sulcus

CIRCUMFLEX branches to .....?

upper lateral LA and LV

If CIRCUMFLEX has a third branch what does it come between

the anterior IVS and CIRCUMFLEX

Where does LCA originate?

left sinus of Valsalva.. near the dree edge of valcve cusp

_____ bifurcates or trifurcates

LCA

What are the bifurcations of LCA

CIRCUMFLEX and Anterior interventricular descending (LEFT ANTERIOR DESCENDING -LAD)

LAD stands for

Left anterior descending

LAD is located where

Anterior groove


travels to the right and toward the apex




then travels superior and posterior interventricular groove

What is largely embedded in fat?

LAD

LAD braches to the _____________ and _______

right walls and IVS

LAD can ______________ with RCA

Anastomose

LAD supplies _________________ portion of the _______

anterior 2/3, IVS

LAD supplies .....

* anterior 2/3 portion ofthe IVS


*anterior apical


*anterior papillary muscles


*one of septalbranches originates from the upper 1/2 of anterior IVS and supplies mid systemincluding Bundle of His and anterior papillary muscles

RED?

RED?

SA NODE

ORANGE?

ORANGE?

BACHMANN'S BUNDLE

YELLOW?

YELLOW?

ATRIAL INTERNODAL TRACTS OR INTERNODAL PATHWAYS




either or

GREEN?

GREEN?

AV NODE

WHITE

WHITE

BUNDLE OF HIS, AV BUNDLE

LIGHT BLUE

LIGHT BLUE

RIGHT BUNDLE BRANCH

PINK 
GREY
PURPLE

PINK


GREY


PURPLE

THEY ARE BRANCHES OF THE LEFT BUNDLE BRANCH


* PINK- ANTEROSUPERIOR FASCICLE


*GREY - INFEROPOSTERIOR FASCICLE


*PURPLE - FASCICLE FIBERS



DARK BLUE (BOTTOM)

DARK BLUE (BOTTOM)

PERKINJE FIBERS

CARDIAC MUSCLE is similar to _______________ in __________ and in ____________

skeletal muscle, physiology, biochemistry

Which muscle has long and cylindrical cells

Skeletal muscle

Which (skeletal/cardiac )muscle cells are shorter and broader

CARDIAC MUSCLE

(skeletal/cardiac) muscle is more branched and interconnected

cardiac

(skeletal/cardiac) muscle junctions occur at intercalated discs

cardiac

What is the purpose of the intercalated discs

to form a tighter unit

(skeletal/cardiac) use more energy in metabolism

cardiac?

What is the heart

a pump that acts like an integrated unit due to the basic cellular level.

The heart is innervated by __________ and ______________

parasympathetic and sympathetic nerves

_____ only increases or decreases the time it takes to complete a cardiac cycle

ANS (autonomic nervous system)

automaticity in the conduction system means?

the walls can contract without the stimulus of ANS

The heart has an ________________system

intrinsic

What is the conduction system

MASS of NERVE-LIKE CELLS/SPECIALIZED TISSUE THAT GENERATES AND DISTRIBUTES ELECTRICAL IMPULSES

In the conduction system a __________ event will lead to a __________ event

electrical, mechanical

components of the conduction system

* Sinus-Atrial node /SA


* Atrioventricular node / AV


*Atrioventricular bundle (bundle of his)


*bundle branches


*purkinje fibers

What is a node?

a compact mass of the conducting cells

Pacemaker?

SA node

SA node is located where

in the RA inferior to the SVC (Superior vena cava)



On the epicardium the SA node appears as ___________________

sulcus terminalis

SA node stimulates in what direction

of the AV node and cephalic and dorsal/lateral direction

HR is influenced by what?

* ANS


*Blood born chemicals


*Thyroid and epinenphrine

What is this an image of?

What is this an image of?

Conduction system

SA to AV

*Spreads left to Bachman’sBundle


across IAS to AV node/ and posterior IAS to ramify on LA


*Middle internodaltract=leaves the posterior / dorsal SAnode to cross the IAS and merge at AV node


* Posterior internodaltract

AV node location

Lower atria/ between the 2 atria




left of the coronary sinusopening

AV node is one of the _______ portions of the atria to be _________

atria, depolarized

AV node is the connection betweenthe ___________ and _____________

atria, ventricle

AV Node stimulates?

The upper end is in continuitywith atrial myocardium and fibers of the internodaltracts




Lower end- nodal fibers change toform the common bundle

Common Bundle also known as

Bundle of His or Common AV bundle

Common bundle is a tract of ________________

conducting fibers

What passes through right fibrous trigonealong the posterior edge of the membranous septum to the muscular septum

Bundle of his

Common bundle distributes charge over ________ of Ventricles

medial surface

What rapidly subdivides and forms abroad sheet of fascicles that sweeps over left ventricular septalsurface

left bundle branch

Left bundle branch frequently divides into the _________ and __________

anterior and posterior

What initiates functional contact onleft endocardialsurface of IVS

Left Bundle branch

_________________________ extends some distance withoutsubdivision

Right bundle branch

Right bundle branch one branch usually passes through the _________________ and the other parts extend over the _____________________

moderator band, myocardial surface

Both bundle branches subdivideand form the subendocardialnetwork of _______________

purkinje fibers

Purkinje fibers are in directconnection to the ________________

muscle fibers

The actual contraction of ventricles is stimulated by what?

purkinje fibers

The loss of polarity in a nerveor muscle cell resulting in a wave of depolarization through the cell and thedevelopment of a nerve impulse

Depolarization

Resting potential means?

not transmitting an impulse and polarized

is an imbalance in the electricalcharges existing on either side of the plasma membrane

Resting potential

During resting potential inner surface is __________ (positively/negatively) charged

negatively

During ACTION POTENTIAL the inner charge becomes _____________(positive/negative) and_____________ takes place

positive, contraction

Action potential = ________________

depolarized

____________ is when electrical, chemical , ormechanical stimulus alters the resting potential by increasing the permeabilityof the plasma membrane.

Action potential

Wave of depolarization spreads like a _______

chain

What is it called when the action potential has stopped

Repolarization

repolarization is when intracellular is ____________ (pos/neg) charged

negatively

polarized -> _____________ -> ________________

depolarized, repolarized

A stimulus strong enough todepolarize results in a _____________________

nerve impulse

either there is propagation orthere is none


true or false

true

Heart cant be stimulated anywhereand it keeps going from there


true or false

false it can

a stronger impulse results in thesame impulse




true and false

true

What occurs during p wave

What occurs during p wave

atrial depolarzation

What happens during QRS complex

What happens during QRS complex

ventricular depolarization

T wave stands for

T wave stands for

ventricular repolarization or ventricular diastole