This document discusses the anatomy and histology of the circulatory system. It provides detailed diagrams and images of the heart, arteries, veins, and their microscopic structures. The four chambers of the heart are labeled, showing the flow of oxygenated and deoxygenated blood. Images show the layers of the heart and blood vessel walls at the microscopic level, including the endothelial lining, smooth muscle, and elastic fibers. Key structures like the coronary arteries, valves, and conducting system are called out.
This document discusses the anatomy and histology of the circulatory system. It provides detailed diagrams and images of the heart, arteries, veins, and their microscopic structures. The four chambers of the heart are labeled, showing the flow of oxygenated and deoxygenated blood. Images show the layers of the heart and blood vessel walls at the microscopic level, including the endothelial lining, smooth muscle, and elastic fibers. Key structures like the coronary arteries, valves, and conducting system are called out.
This document discusses the anatomy and histology of the circulatory system. It provides detailed diagrams and images of the heart, arteries, veins, and their microscopic structures. The four chambers of the heart are labeled, showing the flow of oxygenated and deoxygenated blood. Images show the layers of the heart and blood vessel walls at the microscopic level, including the endothelial lining, smooth muscle, and elastic fibers. Key structures like the coronary arteries, valves, and conducting system are called out.
and Anatomy of the Circulatory System John E.B. Baker, mikrogeo.com L R Interventricular Septum (Posterior) Bicuspid Valve Left Atrium Thick myocardium Thin myocardium Tricuspid Valve Apex Papillary Muscle Chordae Tendineae Right Atrium w/ Pectinate Musc. Pumps blood to Body Pumps blood to Lungs through Pulmonary Arteries Bicuspid (Mitral) Valve AORTA 3 Semilunar Valves L. Coronary artery R. Coronary artery Blood from Lungs via Pulmonary Veins (O2) Bicuspid or Mitral Valve of Left Atrioventicular junction To Aorta R L Valve Newborn Mouse Terminal Bronchiole and alveoli: lung Pulmonary Vessels Opening of coronary sinus (venous blood from heart) to Right Atrium Auricle of Atrium Coronary Artery (& Vein) Coronary artery Auricle of Atrium Dye filled Coronary Arteries and cholesterol (LDL) Plaques = Cardiac Catheterization through Femoral Artery Plaques occluding Coronary artery= Death Cath. Atherosclerotic Coronary Arteries Normal Coronary Arteries Ca deoposits in fatty Plaque Top view of Heart showing Major Vessels Note 3 Aortic Semilunar Valves tied together with wire Chordae Tendineae Sinus (Vein) & Fat Ventricle Atria Purkinje fibers Section through Atrioventricular Sulcus Endocardium Myocardium Epicardium/ Parietal Peritonium Knife blade reflecting Left Semilunar Valve to show opening of L. Coronary Artery Left Branch of Atrioventricular Bundle (made of Purkinje cells just under Endocardium of Endothelium= Tunica Intima ) L.V. Left Atrium Papillary Muscle Apex of LV Cardiac Muscle (Involuntary): yellow arrows = intercalated Discs Nucleus Nuclei Cardiac Muscle Tissue: Striated, Involuntary; Nucleus in center of branching & anastomosing cells and cells connected by intercalated discs cells ( desmosomes and gaps ); specialized cells conduct messages to contract (Purkinje Cells) Cardiac Muscle (Involuntary): yellow arrows = intercalated Discs yellow arrows = intercalated discs The Hearts Conducting System to maintain heart rate Purkinje Cells along wall of Ventricle Cross section Longitudinal section Left Heart Arteries Arterioles Capillaries Venules Veins Right Heart Smooth Muscle Smooth Muscle & Elastic Fibers = Tunica Media (all circular) Endothelium (Simple Squamous)=Tunica Intima Inner Elastic Membrane Outer Elastic Memb. Tunica Adventitia longitudinal fibers 2 medium- sized ARTERIES A more modern digital sphygmomanometer Smooth Muscle & Elastic Fibers = Tunica Media (all circular) Tunica Adventitia longitudinal fibers Endothelium (Simple Squamous)=Tunica Intima Silver-stained elastic fibers in TUNICA MEDIA of Aorta Aorta Endothelium (Simple Squamous)=Tunica Intima Inner Elastic Memb. Outer (External) Elastic Memb. Inner Elastic Membrane Tunica Adventitia longitudinal fibers Small Artery Tunica Adventitia longitudinal fibers Endothelium (Simple Squamous)=Tunica Intima BLOOD Smooth Muscle & Elastic Fibers = Tunica Media (all circular) Longitudinal section ( a renal artery) Cross Section Inner Elastic Membrane Pooled red blood cells Endothelium (Simple Squamous)=Tunica Intima Smooth Muscle & Elastic Fibers = Tunica Media (all circular) Inner Elastic Membrane Outer Elastic Memb. Small Artery Vena Cava Tunica Adventitia Tunica Media Endothelium (Simple Squamous)=Tunica Intima Coronary Artery & Vein Umbilical Artery & Vein RBC- Erythro- cyte RBC- Erythro- cyte RBC- Erythro- cyte Capillary Endothelial cell wrapped around itself: so small red blood cells file through one at a time Lung alveoli Lung alveoli CAPILLARIES where gas ( O2 and CO2) are exchanged Plasma in Lumen TEMs: UMDNJ Plasma