Vessles
which vessels primarily supply the lung tissue with oxygenated blood
what are the bronchial arteries
A congenital anomaly that results from the incomplete closure of the diaphragm during development
what is a diaphragmatic hernia
the nerve that provides motor innervation to the diaphragm
what is the phrenic nerve
the structure that divides the heart (ventricles)
what is the inverventricular septum
during development in utero, the respiratory system begins forming when
what is the 4th week
the major artery that supplies the majority of the abdominal viscera
what is the superior mesenteric artery
the ventral cavities include
what is the thoracic, abdominal, and pelvic cavities
the organs that are innervated by the celiac trunk supply
what are the liver, stomach, and spleen
the vein that drains the deoxgenated blood from the myocardium
what is the coronary sinus
which embryonic layer contributes to the development of the diaphragm
what is the septum transversum
these arteries supply the upper arm and the shoulder region
what are the subclavian arteries
the point at which the trachea divides is called
what is the Carina
the nerve that supplies the serrates anterior muscles
what is the long thoracic nerve
the layer of the heart that contains the cardiac muscle
what is the myocardium
the ligaments teres is a remnant of which embryonic structure
what is the fetal umbilical vein
the arteries that supply the head and neck region of the body
what are the common carotid arteries
the function of this muscle it to rotate the head from side to side
what is the serrates anterior
the nerve that supplies the breast, axilla, and the lateral chest wall
what is the intercostobraichial nerve
the structures included in the conduction of the heart (in order of conduction)
what are sinoatrial (SA) node, atrioventricular (AV) node, bundle of his, and perkinji fibers
the opening in the fetal heart located between the right and left atria
what is the foreman ovals
the portal vein is formed by the union of these vessels
what are the superior mesenteric and the splenic vein
the structure that is formed by the fusion of the left and right coronary ligament (holds the liver in place)
what is the triangular ligament
the parasympathetic nerve that supplies the heart, lungs, esophagus, larynx, and parts of the digestive tract
what is the vagus nerve
the tread like tendons of the papillary muscles that tightly secure the valves, preventing back flow
what are the chordae tendineae
during embryonic development, the inguinal canal forms as a result of what
what is the decent of the gonads