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Size
Size of a fist
Location
Mediastinum
Base
TOP: where all the blood vessels enter and exit
Apex
BOTTOM: point of maximal intensity
Pericardium
Double walled fibroserous sac
Fibrous Pericardium
Fx: protects, anchors. Tough connective tissue.
Serous Pericardium
2 layers: Parietal (lines int. Surface of fibrous pericardium) & Viscerol (lines surface of the heart)
Pericardial Cavity
Between parietal and visceral layers of Serous pericardium. Contains serous fluid.
Serous Fluid
Lubricates; allows membranes to glide over each other
Epicardium
OUTER, aka: visceral layers of SP, serous membrane that covers heart surface
Myocardium
MIDDLE, bulk of the heart, cardiac muscle and fibrous skeleton of heart
Endocardium
INNER, lines heat chambers, covers connective tissue valves and large blood vessels that enter and exit the heart
Valves
Prevent back flow; two sets within the heart
AV Valves
R: Tricuspid Valve L: Mitral Valve
Semilunar Valves
R; Pulmonary semilunar L: Aortic semilunar
Atria
Top charmers of the heart
Ventricles
Bottom chambers of the heart. Presence of chordinae tendonae