University:
The Master's University
Course:
LS321 | Human Anatomy
Academic year:

2024
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423

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1
Author:

Elisa Morris

Heart and introduction to vessels anatomy PAL worksheet Draw and label the heart first. 1) On your white board draw the layers of the heart using the following terms: Pericardium (Parietal and Visceral Layers), Pericardial sac/membrane, Myocardium, Endocardium. Then use three sentences to write a caption for the drawing that describes the role of each layer. Why is the myocardium asymmetrical? 2) Trace a red blood cell’s pathway through the heart beginning with the right atrium. Be sure to include all valves and the pulmonary circuit. How does this differ in a developing fetus? 3) Illustrate an overview of the path of a red blood cell beginning with the left ventricle. Include pathways through major arteries of the head, upper limbs, torso, and lower legs. 4) Describe the anatomical landmarks associated with heart anatomy aloud to a partner (or draw them on a whiteboard) including the following terms: base, apex, auricles, anterior, posterior, intercostal space, cardiac notch. 5) Imagine you're a heart surgeon preparing for a surgery. Draw a step-by-step guide outlining the procedure you'll follow to repair a damaged heart valve. Label each step and explain its significance in the surgery. Include how each valve would look. Compare and contrast the structures associated with each.(Hint: Describe valves.)