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4 heart valves

Aortic


Pulmonary


Mitral


Tricuspid

Auscultation area for Aortic valve

right 2nd intercostal space, lateral to sternum

Auscultation area for Pulmonary valve

left 2nd intercostal space, lateral to sternum

Auscultation area for Mitral valve

left 5th intercostal space, 8 cm from midline

Auscultation area for tricuspid valve

left 4th intercostal space, just lateral to sternum

coronary sulcus

separates the atria from the ventricles


Also called AV groove

Ligamentum arteriosa

remnant of the ductus arteriosa


connects and fixes the pulmonary trunk to the aortic arch

right coronary artery branches

Scott Cowen Motorboats Paupers


Sinoatrial nodal branch


Conus branch


Marginal branch


Posterior Interventricular

Left Coronary Artery branches

All Creeps Must Cry


Anterior Interventricular branch


Conus branch


Marginal branch


Circumflex branch

Sinoatrial nodal branch

Off right coronary artery (60% of the time)


supplies the SA node in the right atrium


Conus branch of right coronary artery

supplies outflow tract of right ventricle

Marginal branch of right coronary

courses along margin of right ventricle above diaphragm

Posterior Interventricular branch

key to dominance of the heart


From the right coronary artery 85% of the time

Anterior interventricular branch

supplies walls of ventricles and major part of interventricular septum

Conus branch of left coronary

Supplies conus arteriosus of the ventricles (pouch in the right ventricle that gives rise to pulmonary trunk)

Marginal branch

branch of the circumflex artery


travels along posterolateral aspect of left ventricle towards the apex

Circumflex artery

off left coronary artery


Runs along sulcus coronarius towards back of the heart


usually small, but can be big if it gives rise to the posterior IV branch

Bundle of His

AV bundle


transmits the SA nodal impulse rapidly to the ventricles


Starts at AV node and extends through ventricles close to IV septum

Coronary veins

Coronary sinus


Great cardiac Vein


Middle cardiac Vein


Lesser cardiac vein


Left Marginal Vein


Great cardiac vein

Starts at apex of heart


Ascends along Anterior IV branch of left coronary artery

Coronary Sinus

Runs between left atrium and left ventricle on posteroinferior surface of the heart (coronary sulcus)


Mainly receives blood from great, middle, and small cardiac veins


Also receives blood from left marginal vein and posterior IV vein

Middle cardiac vein

begins at apex of heart


ascends in posterior IV groove alongside posterior IV artery

small cardiac vein

Accompanies the right coronary artery


Drains the right atrium and ventricle

Left marginal vein

Drains the lateral left ventricle


Empties into distal coronary sinus or great cardiac vein

Right marginal vein

Drains the right atrium and ventricle


Joins the small cardiac vein