coronary circulation and muscle cardiac cells

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aorta gives rise to

right and left coronary artery

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what does the left coronary artery branch into and what does it supply

branches into anterior interventricular artery and circumflex artery; supplies anterior and left regions of heart

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what does right coronary artery branch into and what does it supply

branches into posterior interventricular artery and marginal artery; supplies post and right regions of heart

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why is the left ventricle larger thicker and more powerful

it must pump blood to the body

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low O2 blood returns to the heart via 

coronary sinus that receives blood from great and middle cardiac vein 

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when do AV valves open and close

open to allow blood to flow from atria to ventricles, close when ventricles to prevent blood backflow

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what contract with ventricles, pulling AV valves close so no prolapse and backflow happens

papillary muscles

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walls of atria are lined with 

pectinate muscles 

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when do semilunar valves open and close

open when ventricles contract and close when ventricles relax

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what is the fibrous skeleton made of, attach to, and provide

bands of ct around hearts valves, attach vales and cardiac muscle cells to heart, and provides electrical insulation b/w atrial and ventricular cells

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what are two cardiac muscle cell types 

conducting system cells (generate action potential) and contractile muscles (contract to pump blood of heart, 99% of cardiac muscle cells)