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Right and Left Atria


-These are positioned


-Blood does


-Separated by

Superior




Blood enters




Intertrial Wall

Right and Left Ventricles


-These are positioned


-Blood does


-Separated by

Inferior



Blood leaves




Interventricular Wall

Describe the Superior Vena Cava

Receives DE-oxygenated blood from upper body

Describe the Inferior Vena Cava

Receives DE-oxygenated blood from lower body

Describe the Pulmonary Trunk (artery)

Transport DE-oxygenated blood from Right Ventricles to lungs

Describe the Aorta

Transports Oxygenated blood

from Left Ventricle to all of body

Developing heart


-Starts as


-Important modification

Two tubes



Develops Septa Walls

Describe the


-Foramen ovale


-Fossa ovale

Fora- Opening in Septa Wall of fetus

(umbilical blood supply)




Fossa- Final closing of the Septa Wall

Describe the Atrioventricular Valves


-Named as the (2)

The passages between the Atrium to Ventricle




Biscuspid(L-Atrm) and Tricuspid(R-Atrm) valves

Fibrous Pericardium

-Layered where/of


-Attaches to (2)

Outer sac of Fibrous CT




Attaches heart to Diaphragm


and to Parietal Pericardium

Serous Pericardium


--Parietal pericardium


-Where/Role




--Visceral pericardium


-Where/Attached like


-Same as...

PP-

Outer membrane attached to fibrous




VP-


Inner membrane like apple skin


Same as epicardium

Pericardial cavity


-Where


-It is a...


-Purpose

In-between Fibrous/Serous layers



Thin layer of water fluid




Reduces friction of beating heart

Pericarditis is...

Inflammation of the serous membrane

Describe the Heart position (3)

Not aligned with standard body planes



Kinda slumped




Runs in-front of esophagus

Atrioventricular Sulcus


-Separates the...


-Contains the... (2)

Atria from Ventricles




Origins of R/L coronary arteries and circumflex artery

Anterior and Posterior interventricular sulci


-Separates the...


-Contains the... (1)

R/L Ventricles




Contains interventricular arteries (Ant/Post)

Epicardium (Visceral pericardium)


-Which layer?


-Composed of...


-These are found here...

Outermost layer



Fibrous CT




Major coronary vessels


Myocardium


-Which layer?


-Composed of...


-This has special...

Middle layer



Cardiac Muscle




Special conduction capabilities

Endocardium


-Which layer?


-Composed of...


-This is called --- in blood vessels


-This also covers...

Innermost layer



Simple squamous epithelium


Endothelial in blood vessels




Valves (Covered by endocardium)

This is where -- comes in


-Input of Superior Vena Cave


-Input of Inferior Vena Cava


-Input of Coronary Sinus

Blood



SVC- Upperbody/limbs


IVC- Lowbody/limbs


CS- Blood from heart itself

SYSTEMIC CIRCUIT


Right Atrium


-From (3)


-Has these (Nodes) (2)


-Passes onto

SVC/IVC/CS



SA/AV Nodes




Tricuspid valve

SYSTEMIC CIRCUIT


Right Ventricle


-From...


-Contains the (2)


-Describe the PaMu (3)


-Describe the ChTe (1)


-Passes onto

Right Atrium



Papillary Muscles


-Fingerlike projections from wall


-Prevents valve inversion


-Stabilizes the valve


Chordae Tendineae


-Guitar strings




Pulmonary Semilunar Valve

SYSTEMIC CIRCUIT


Pulmonary Semilunar Valve


-From...


-Describe this


-Onto

Right Ventricle



Three cup-like valves that work from pressure



Pulmonary Trunk

SYSTEMIC CIRCUIT


Pulmonary Trunk


-From...


-Describe this


-Onto

Pulmonary Semilunar Valve




Divides into 2 pulmonary arteries (R/L) which carry DEoxygenated blood




Lungs

SYSTEMIC CIRCUIT


Pulmonary Veins


-From...


-Describe this (#)


-Onto

Lungs




There are 4, (2R, 2L) which carry O2 rich blood




Left Atrium

SYSTEMIC CIRCUIT


Left Atrium


-From...


-Uses the __ (also called)


-Goes onto

Pulmonary Veins



Bicuspid Valve (Mitral Valve)




Left Ventricle

SYSTEMIC CIRCUIT


Left Ventricle


-From...


-Contains (2)


-Also has the (1)


-Goes onto

Left Atrium



Papillary Muscles/Chordae Tendineae


Base of the Aorta




Aortic Semilunar Valves

SYSTEMIC CIRCUIT


Aortic semilunar valves


-From...


-Onto (final)

Left Ventricle


Arch of the Aorta (final)