last minute practical bullshitting

26

right brachiocephalic vein

27

left brachiocephalic vein

29

superior vena cava

34

aorta

31

pulmonary trunk artery

38

brachiocephalic artery

39

left common carotid artery

40

left subclavian artery

32

left and right pulmonary arteries

33

left and right pulmonary veins

15

left atrium

1

right atrium

3

right ventricle

7

pulmonary semilunar valve

8

aortic semilunar valve

5

tricuspid valve

6

bicuspid/mitral valve

4

left ventricle

13

papillary muscles

(not numbered) What are the net-like muscle ridges on the internal wall surface for both ventricles?

trabecular carnae

(not numbered) what connects the papillary muscles to tricuspid and bicuspid/mitral valves?

chordae tendinae

11 (muscle ridges in atria)

pectinae muscles

9

fossa ovalis (in adults)

10

opening of coronary sinus

51

coronary sinus

14

interventricular septum

(not numbered) what is the groove being pointed at?

anterior interventricular sulcus

(not numbered) what is the groove being pointed at?

right coronary sulcus

(not numbered) what is the groove being pointed at?

left coronary sulcus

(not numbered) what is the groove being pointed at?

posterior interventricular sulcus

43

anterior interventricular artery

44

posterior interventricular artery

41

right coronary artery

35

ascending aorta

20

apex

36

aortic arch

37

descending aorta

45

right marginal artery

46

left marginal artery

47

circumflex artery

48

great cardiac vein

49

middle cardiac vein

50

small cardiac vein

18

right auricle

list the 2 major structures from left to right

artery and vein

What kind of tissue is this?

heart muscle

label the WBC A and B respectively

lymphocyte and neutrophil

What kind of tissue is this?

lung

What kind of tissue is this?

mammal lung

What kind of tissue is this?

spinal cord

What kind of tissue is this?

cerebrum

What kind of tissue is this?

cerebellum

What kind of tissue is this?

giant multipolar neuron smear

A

endocardium

B

myocardium

C

pericardial cavity

D

fibrous pericardium

E

parietal layer of serous pericardium

F

epicardium (visceral layer of serous pericardium)

Outer layer that is firmly attached to the fibrous pericardium without space in between, anchors serous membrane

parietal layer of serous pericardium

Innermost layer of serous pericardium that acts as a protective outer barrier for the heart muscle, secretes the lubricating pericardial fluid into the pericardial cavity

epicardium (visceral layer of serous pericardium)

thick muscular layer of heart wall responsible for the heart’s pumping action

myocardium

thin, innermost layer of tissue that lines chambers and valves of heart

endocardium

green line (label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

nasopharynx, upper, conducting

red line (label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

oropharynx, upper, conducting

blue line (label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

laryngopharynx, upper, conducting

a, b, c (label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

nasal conchae, upper, conducting

space in between folds of a, b, c (label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

nasal cavity, conducting, upper

(label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

epiglottis, upper, conducting

(label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

larynx, upper, conducting

(label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

thyroid cartilage, upper, conduting

(label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

cricoid cartilage, upper, conducting

422 (pointed area) (label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

trachea, lower, conducting

The right lung has _ lobes and the left lung has _ lobes. The right/left lung contains the cardiac notch and is larger/smaller.

3, 2, left, smaller

pointed area (label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

bronchi, lower, conducting

the structures that follow the bronchii are _____

bronchioles

the overarching structure that includes the trachea, primary bronchi, secondary bronchi, tertiary bronchi, bronchioles, terminary bronchioles, and respiratory bronchioles

bronchial tree

A (label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

terminal bronchiole, lower, conducting

B (label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

alveolar sac, lower, respiratory

C (label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

alveolar pores, lower, respiratory

D (label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

alveolar duct, lower, respiratory

E (label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

capillaries, lower, respiratory

F (label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

alveolus, lower, respiratory

G (label structure, if it’s the upper/lower respiratory tract, and if it’s the conducting/respiratory zone)

respiratory bronchiole, lower, respiratory

normal inhalation involves what primary muscles?

diaphragm, external intercostals

normal exhalation has which muscles relaxing?

diaphragm, external intercostals

forceful exhalation involves the contraction of what muscles?

internal intercostals, abdominal muscles