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BSCI 202: Practical 1

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A. Superior vena cavaP. Ascending aortaQ. Aortic arch

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L. Left atriumM. Biscuspid (mitral) valveN. Left ventricleO. Aortic semilunar valveV. Chordae tendinaeW. Papillary muscleY. Myocardium (cardiac muscle)

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I. Left pulmonary arteryK. Left pulmonary veinsR. Descending artery

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C. Right atriumD. Tricuspid valve5. Anterior cardiac vein

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Q. Aortic archS. Brachiocephalic arteryT. Left common carotid arteryU. Left subclavion artery

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E. Right ventricleV. Chordae tendinaeW. Papillary muscle4. Anterior interventricular artery

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SA node generates impulse; atrial excitation begins

Impulse delayed at AV node

Sequence of heart excitation: Link to ECG, text and image (4 steps); See Fig. 31.3

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Impulse passes to heart apex; ventricularexcitation beings

Ventricular excitationcomplete

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Fig. 31.2: Know the intervals of an ECG; Be able to link this to nodes and contraction