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what is the shape of the heart

CONE SHAPED/INVERTED PYRAMID/BLUNTED CONE

female mass of the heart

250 grams

male mass of the heart

300g

where does the diaphragm rest

near the midline of the thoracic cavity

where does the 2/3 of the mass of the heart lies?

LEFT BODY'S MIDLINE

it is a broad portion of the heart

BASE

orientation of the base of the heart

POSTERIORLY AND SUPERIORLY

pointed end of the heart

APEX

orientation of the apex

ANTERIORLY AND INFERIORLY

LEVEL OF BASE

2ND AND 3RD RIB

level of the apex

3RD RIB

location of the mediastinum

mass of tissue extending from the sternum to the visceral column between the 2 lungs

a fibrious connective tissue that encloses the heart, protect/prevent from trauma and inflammation

PERICARDIUM

2 TYPES OF PERICARDIUM

1. FIBROUS PERICARDIUM


2. SEROUS PERICARDIUM

outermost layer of the pericardium

FIBROUS PERICARDIUM

it prevents the heart from overstretching

FIBROUS PERICARDIUM

it anchors the heart in the mediastinum

FIBROUS PERICARDIUM

innermost layer of the pericardium

SEROUS PERICARDIUM

What are the 2 layers of serous pericardium

1. VISCERAL SEROUS PERICARDIUM


2. PARIETAL SEROUS PERICARDIUM

what is the other name of VISCERAL SEROUS PERICARDIUM

EPICARDIUM

adheres tightly in the heart (innermost) of the serous pericardium

VISCERAL SEROUS PERICARDIUM

outermost layer of the serous and adheres tightly in the fibrous pericardium

PARIETAL SEROUS PERICARDIUM

location od the pericardial fluid

BETWEEN THE PARIETAL AND VISCERAL SEROUS PERICARIUM

normal value of the pericardial fluid

50ml

decrease PF

PERICARDIAL FRICTION RUB / PERIOCARDITIS

increase PF

CARDIAC TAMPONADE

what ventricle is the most anterior surface of the heart

RV

what atrium is the most posterior surface of the heart

LA

forms the apex of the heart

LV

consist the anterior surface of the heart

RA & RV

consist the posterior surface of the heart

RA & LA

consist the inferior surface of the heart

RV & LV

how many chambers of the heart

4 CHAMBERS

receiving chambers

2 ATRIAS

a rough muscle located on the anterior wall of the 2 atria

PECTINATE MUSCLE

It is the blood from the heart

CORONARY SINUS

divides the R and L atrium

INTERATRIAL SEPTUM

oval depression that looks like a scar

FOSSA OVALIS

opening of the interatrial septum of a fetal heart that normally closes after birth

FORAMEN OVALE

the pumping chambers

VENTRICLES

it has ridges with cardiac ms fibers

TRABECULAR CARNAE

A cone shaped structure of the trabeculae carnae and where the chordae tendinae are attached

PAPILLARY MUSCLE

divides the R and L ventricles

INTERVENTRICULAR SEPTUM

prevents the black flow of the heart

VALVES OF THE HEART AV VALVE & SL VALVES

what is the other name of AV VALVES

INLET VALVE

AV Valves is consist of

1. TRICUSPID VALVE


2. BICUSPID VALVE (MITRAL VALVE)

other name of SL VALVE

OUTLET VALVES

SL VALVES is consist of

PULMONIC AND AORTIC VALVE

R side pressure is

DECREASE

L side pressure is

iNCREASE

closure of AV VALVES

S1

longer and louder and lin lower pitch

S1

shorter, not as loud as S1

S2

beginning of the ventricular diastole (relaxation of the heart)

S2

rapid filling of the ventricles

S3

problem of S3 can lead to

CHF and VENTRICULAR GALLOP (PATHOLOGICAL S3)

what tool to use hearing the S3 and S4

PHONOCARDIOGRAM

What are the 2 great controlling center of the heart

ANS and CONDUCTING SYSTEM

what are the conducting system

1. SA NODE


2. AV NODE


3. BUNDLE OF HIS


4. PURKINJE FIBERS

primary pacemaker of the heart

SA NODE

SA NODE Initiates

DEPOLARIZATION

location of SA NODE

R ATRIUM , SUPERIOR SEPTAL WALL OF THE R ATRIUM

other name of SA NODE

SINUS NODE

most common site of the heart block

AV NODE

location of the AV NODE

behind the tricuspid valve

location of the bundle of his

INTERVENTRICULAR SEPTUM

largest pacemaker of the hear

PURKINJE FIBER

location of purkinje fiber

2 VENTRICLES

most common artery occluded

L CORONARY ARTERY