1) Title Slide
3) Embryological Development of the Heart
4) Diagramatic View of Right
Heart
5) Diagramatic View of Left
Heart
6) Heart Valves Produce One-way Blood Flow
7) Location
of the Atrioventricular Valves
8) Action of the
Atrioventricular Valves
10) Location
of the Semilunar Valves
11) Action of the Semilunar
Valves
12) Heart Valves, Superior
View
13) AV Valve
14) The Aortic Semilunar Valve
15) Valve
disorders:
16) Assignment
17) Blood Flow Through the Heart
18) Coronal Section of Heart:
Right Side
19) Coronal View of Heart: Left
Side
20) Anterior View of the Heart,
Figure 19.4
21) Anterior View of the Heart,
Right Side
22) Anterior View of the Heart,
Left Side
23) Posterior View of Heart,
Figure 19.4
24) Posterior View of Heart,
Right Side
25) Posterior View of Heart,
Left Side
29) Major Events in The Cardiac
Cycle
31) Cardiac Output
32) Left Heart Cardiac Cycle,
Figure 19.19
33) Left Heart Cardiac
Cycle, Atrial Systole
34) Left Heart Cardiac
Cycle, Atrial Diastole
35) Left Heart Cardiac
Cycle, Ventricular Systole
36) Left Heart Cardiac
Cycle, Isovolumetric Contraction Phase
37) Left Heart Cardiac
Cycle, Ventricular Ejection
38) Left Heart Cardiac
Cycle, The ESV
39) Left Heart Cardiac
Cycle, Isovolumetric Relaxation Phase
40) Left Heart Cardiac
Cycle, Back to the Quiescent Period
43) Blood Flow vs Pressure and
Resistance
45) Cardiac Muscle
Characteristics
46) Another Example of Cardiac
Muscle
48) Electrical Characteristics of Cardiac Muscle
49) Pacemaker Potential in
Autorhythmic Cells
50) Electrical Activity in
Contractile Cells
52) Skeletal Muscle vs. Cardiac
Muscle
53) Cardiac Conduction System:
The SA Node
54) Cardiac Conduction System:
The AV node
55) Cardiac Conduction System:
Purkinje and Repolarization
56) The SA Node
57) The AV Node and Right AV
Bundle Branch
58) AV Bundle Branch, Left Side
59) The ECG (EKG) or
Electrocardiogram
60) Correlation of the ECG with the Electrical Pathway
63) Other Cardiac Abnormalities
64) Cardiac Control
66) Higher brain center – the
hypothalamus