Lecture #41

done by the right side of the heart

the left side of the heart

• from the inferior and superior vena cava deoxygenated blood from the head and comes into the right atrium and ventricle. 
• right ventricle to both the lungs through pulmonary trunk
• oxygenated blood  is then return to the left artium then ventrivle
• ventricle to the aortic trunk ( the aorta) then to the body and head.

the tricuspid valve

the mitral valve/ bicuspid valve

the prevent back flow of the blood from the aortic trunk into the left ventricle

the semilunar value

hold valves down

• these are muscle from the wall of the heart
• that hold the chorda tendinaee so the valve does not flt backwards,

• because it seals of the left and right chamber of the heart and prevents the blood from mixing
• it is clinical correlation is that some people have deformities in this membrane and the deoxygenated & oxygenate blood getting mixed together

• the mitral and bicuspid valves are open and the heart is filling with blood 
• the semilunar are closed 
• the pressure in the heart is increasing

• the mitral and bicuspid are closed
• the semi lunar valves are open

anterior of the heart

more posterior to the heart

When all many organs of the body or formed backwards . for example the heart would be on the right side and the liver would be on the left side

• they are found in the right artium
• pectilate means feather like

• Means ending crest 
• located on the wall of the right atrium at it borders

left over embryonic remnant in the heart

drains all the blood inside the heart into  the right atrium

• a septomargino trabucula in the right ventricle
• that connects the papillary muscles to the septum(wall)
• inside this band are fibers that control the beating of the heart
• it is a fiber.

the rough inner surface of  the right ventricle

• It has to pump the blood into the systemic portion of the body "all the way to your toes"
• it is strong

decending and marinal  branch

• circumflex branch
• anterior interverticular descending

the right coronary supplies and had a branch for the sinoatrial nodal

a vein

drains into right atrium

• from left to right
• left marginal 
• left posterior ventricular
• middle cardiac

• great cardiac
• small cardiac
• anterior cardiac

Great cardiac

• Pulmonary veins carry oxygenated blood away from the heartto the lungs 
• Pulmonary arteries carry deoxygenated blood  towards the heart away from the lungs
•  this is different than what we normally find.

right atrium wall

The vagus nerve where it branches into the another nerve ...

• esophagus
• trachea
• vessels of the heart

• connect the pulmonary artery to the aorta
• in babies this was a vessel but it is just a ligament in adults

into the jugular and the subclavian vein

• only located on the right side of the body 
• it drains all the right and then it drains into the superior vena cave
• it also has connected veins called the hemiazygos and the accessory hemiazygos ( onthe left)

branch of the vagus nerve that innervated the larynx