What are the two main coronary arteries? What is the approximate length of the left main coronary artery? What are the branches of the LM? 1. 2. 3(?). Where does the LAD travel? What branches arise from the LAD? What areas of the heart do those vessels feed? What path does the circumflex artery travel? Define the crux of the heart? What are the branches off of the circumflex artery called? What areas of the heart do those vessels feed? Is the ramus branch always present? Yes No Where is the ramus branch located? Where does the RCA originate from? What path does the RCA travel? What branches off of the RCA? What artery feeds the SA node? What artery feeds the RV? What path does the PDA travel? What anatomy does the PDA supply? What is it called when the RCA crosses the crux and supplies part of the LV wall and the ventricular septum? What percentage of the population has this? What is it called when the circumflex crosses the crux and gives off the PDA, supplying the entire LV, ventricular septum and a portion of the RV wall? What percentage of the population have this anatomical variation? Define co-dominance. What percentage of the population have the anatomical variation? What vessel does most of the cardiac venous system drain into? Where does the CS empty? What path does the CS travel? Where path does the great cardiac vein travel? What anatomy is the great cardiac vein responsible for draining? Where is the posterior left ventricular vein located? What anatomy is the posterior left ventricular vein responsible for draining? Where is the middle cardiac vein located? What anatomy is the middle cardiac vein responsible for draining? Where are the small cardiac veins located? Where do the small cardiac veins empty? Where do the anterior cardiac veins empty? Where are the Thebesian veins located?

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: The correct sequence of levels forming the structural hierarchy is A. (a) organ, organ system,...

See similar textbooks

Related questions

Question

What are the two main coronary arteries? What is the approximate length of the left main coronary artery? What are the branches of the LM? 1. 2. 3(?). Where does the LAD travel? What branches arise from the LAD? What areas of the heart do those vessels feed? What path does the circumflex artery travel? Define the crux of the heart? What are the branches off of the circumflex artery called? What areas of the heart do those vessels feed? Is the ramus branch always present? Yes No Where is the ramus branch located? Where does the RCA originate from? What path does the RCA travel? What branches off of the RCA? What artery feeds the SA node? What artery feeds the RV? What path does the PDA travel? What anatomy does the PDA supply? What is it called when the RCA crosses the crux and supplies part of the LV wall and the ventricular septum? What percentage of the population has this? What is it called when the circumflex crosses the crux and gives off the PDA, supplying the entire LV, ventricular septum and a portion of the RV wall? What percentage of the population have this anatomical variation? Define co-dominance. What percentage of the population have the anatomical variation? What vessel does most of the cardiac venous system drain into? Where does the CS empty? What path does the CS travel? Where path does the great cardiac vein travel? What anatomy is the great cardiac vein responsible for draining? Where is the posterior left ventricular vein located? What anatomy is the posterior left ventricular vein responsible for draining? Where is the middle cardiac vein located? What anatomy is the middle cardiac vein responsible for draining? Where are the small cardiac veins located? Where do the small cardiac veins empty? Where do the anterior cardiac veins empty? Where are the Thebesian veins located?

Expert Solution