Gross Anatomy of Heart 2 Lab

forms the upper right border of the heart and drains venous blood from the systemic and coronary circulation

a small, conical muscular pouch that is continuous with the atrium

forms the thin medial wall of the right atrium and seperates the right and left atria from each other

a pre-birth opening in the interaial septum, eventually becomes the fossa ovalis

appears in the superior part of the fossa ovalis in 10% of neonates with congenital heart defects

returns venous blood from the head and neck region

returns venous blood from the coronary circulation

valve that seperates R atrium from R ventricle

a thrombus that obstructs a vessel

when there is a blockage of blood to the myocardium

forms most of the base and posterior aspect of the hear

a thick and strong partition between the L and R ventricles

a condition where the membrance area of the interventricular septum does not close all the way, % of all forms of congenital heart disease

allows blood flow from the left atrium to the left ventricle, has two leaflets

chordae tendineae

pulmonary semilunar valve

aortic semilunar valve

atherosclerosis

myocardial ischemia