coronaries to show from facies auricularis
coronaries to show from f. atrialis
where is the venous blood of the coronary vein drained into(except vv. cordis dextra)
sinus coronarius -> R atrium
apex and basis cordis point which directions
basis cordis: cran/dors (hilus of heart)
apex cordis: caud/ventr
what does the sulcus coronarius mark, and where is it interrupted
atrium from ventricles - tr. pulmn
what are the only arteries with de-oxygenated blood
arteries of lungs; aa. pulmonales
lig arteriosum
btw aorta and tr. pulm
sinus transversum
btw aorta/tr pulm and atrium: for movement during cat\rdiac activity
sinus obliqus pericardi
space/pouch btw R/L pulm. veins and L atrium
-> fac aur: left/caudal under tr. pulmn
ligament attaching heart to sternum
lig phrenicopericarium
structures to show in atrum dexter
Openings:
structures to show in ventriculus dexter
thin wall - smallest ventricle
1 - trabecula septomarginalis (dex only)
2 - mm. papillares
what are the papillary mm of right ventricle and their corresponding valve
1 - Magnus: biggest, in the middle, cusp P + A
2 - parvi: small, multiple, distal, cusp P+S
3 - subarteriosus, most prox,cusp S+A
structures to show in ventriculus sinistra
1 - subatrialis - under atrium
2 - auricularis - under auricle(Sin)
which valve of the aortic semilunar valva have no hole for the coronaries
valvula septalis
what are the valves of tr. pulm
R/L/I
intermed is most parietal
the angular valve of the right atriventricular valve point in which direction
cranial(a bit towards fac. auricularis)
mm. pectinati originate where
crista terminalis
what are the fibromuscular chords btw mm. papillares and AV valves
chordae tendinae
strucures found on walls inside heart
trabecula cordis (trabecula carneae) - decrease turbulent blood flow