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■ Heart surgery in short -
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Layers of the Heart Wall
1. Superior vena cava –
deoxygenated blood from the
anterior (head and chest).
2. Inferior vena cava –
deoxygenated blood from the
posterior (legs).
3. Right/left coronary artery –
oxygenated blood to the heart
muscle.
4. Cardiac veins –
deoxygenated blood from the
heart.
Layers of the Heart Wall
1. Epicardium
(external layer)
2. Myocardium
❑ 95% of heart is
cardiac muscle
3. Endocardium (inner
layer)
❑ Smooth lining for
chambers of heart
Structure of the Heart
2 atria – receiving chambers
Auricles increase capacity
2 ventricles – pumping chambers
Right Atrium
❑ Receives blood from
■ Superior vena cava
■ Inferior vena cava
❑ Blood passes through
tricuspid valve (right
atrioventricular valve)
into right ventricle
Right Ventricle
■ Receives blood from
the right atrium.
■ Blood leaves through
pulmonary valve
(pulmonary semilunar
valve) into pulmonary
trunk and then right and
left pulmonary arteries
Left Atrium
❑ Receives blood from
the lungs through
pulmonary veins
❑ Passes through
bicuspid valve (aka
mitral valve aka left
atrioventricular valve)
into left ventricle
Left Ventricle
❑ Thickest chamber of the heart
❑ Blood passes through aortic valve (aortic semilunar valve) into ascending aorta
❑ Some blood flows into coronary arteries,remainder to body
Myocardial thickness
❑ Right ventricle pumps
blood to lungs
■ Shorter distance, lower
pressure, less
resistance
❑ Left ventricle pumps
blood to body
■ Longer distance,
higher pressure, more
resistance
Systemic and pulmonary
circulation - 2 circuits in series❑ Systemic circuit
■ Left side of heart
■ Receives blood from lungs
■ Ejects blood into aorta
Systemic and pulmonary
circulation - 2 circuits in series❑ Pulmonary circuit
■ Right side of heart
■ Receives blood from systemic circulation
■ Ejects blood into pulmonary trunk then to pulmonary arteries
■ Gas exchange in pulmonary capillaries
■ Pulmonary veins takes blood to left atrium
Autorhythmic Fibers
❑ Specialized cardiac
muscle fibers
❑ Repeatedly generate
action potentials that
trigger heart
contractions
❑ 2 important functions
1. Act as pacemaker
2. Form conduction
system
Conduction System
■ SA node acts as
natural pacemaker
❑ Faster than other
autorhythmic fibers
❑ Initiates 100 times per
second
Conduction System
■ Nerve impulses from
autonomic nervous
system (ANS) and
hormones modify
timing and strength
of each heartbeat
Heart Sounds
■ Auscultation
■ Sound of heartbeat
comes primarily from
blood turbulence
caused by closing of
heart valves
■ 4 heart sounds in each
cardiac cycle – only 2
loud enough to be
heard