Heart Online

Complete Lab 1 on the Heart in the provided PDF. Labs1_Heart Lab Online (LOCATED IN ATTACHMENTS)

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Complete the PDF in Adobe Acrobat and save it (DO NOT COMPLETE IT IN YOUR BROWSER, like Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Navigator – they WILL NOT save the answers!).
You can also print and complete the lab by hand, if you’d like, and upload a scan of the images of the completed pages – see instructions below.

  • If you choose to do the work by hand, take pictures of the completed pages and create a multi-paged PDF document of the images to submit

    The pages must be in order 
    I have to be able to see the entire page including the page number
    the pages must be clear
    The pages must be oriented right side up.

  • Please create a PDF or Word document with the images in order if you scan in the completed pages. Do not submit images that are blurry, upside down or sideways. I must be able to read the entire page. 

    If you have an iPhone, or an iPad,

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    1. Go to the “Notes” app
    2. Click on the camera icon or + icon at the bottom of the screen
    3. select “Scan Documents”
    4. take the picture and adjust the corners if needed
    5. If the image looks good select “keep scan” (If it does not look good select “retake”)
    6. You can take as many pictures as needed to create one, multi-page PDF!
    7. Once you are done with all the pages of the document Save.
    8. you will be able to upload this PDF document into canvas and it will be clear with the pages in the correct orientation.

    If you have an android or google phone:

    1. Open the Google Drive app
    2. Click on the + (add) icon at the bottom right
    3. Click “Scan”
    4. Take a photo of the document, adjust scan area if needed and tap crop.
    5. to scan another page click on the + (add) again.
    6. You can take as many pictures as needed to create one multi-page PDF!
    7. Save the finished document by tapping done. 

    Another thing that has worked well for me is a free app called “Genius Scan.”  Install Genius Scan on your phone, then:

    1. Open the Genius Scan App.
    2. Click on the + (add) icon at the bottom left.
    3. Hold your phone over the page.  The Genius Scan app will automatically identify the page and take the picture.  Or, you can tap the round button at the bottom to take the picture.
    4. Once the picture is taken, immediately move to the next page and take the next picture, then the next.
    5. Once you’ve taken a picture of all the pages in order, then tap “Done.”
    6. A PDF will be automatically created, and you can email it to your self or save it to your phone for submission.

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  • Laboratory UNIT 1 – Circulatory System
  • Part 2: THE HEART
  • The circulatory system consists of the heart, blood vessels, blood, and lymphatic vessels.
    This series of three labs will assist in your understanding of the anatomy and physiology of each part.

    The circulatory system has major roles in the body:

    Transport Wastes: Transporting waste products from the tissues of the body to the kidneys.

    Transport
    Respiratory Gases:

    Carrying oxygen from the respiratory surfaces to tissues and carbon dioxide
    from the tissues to the respiratory organs.

    Transport
    Nutrients: Conveying nutrients from the alimentary canal to the tissues.

    Protection:
    The blood contains cellular components and chemical components that protect
    the body via the immune response, the inflammatory response, and the
    clotting process.

    The heart is a pump with four chambers and valves that maintain a one-way flow of blood. The wall
    of the heart includes: (1) cardiac musculature for contraction to propel the blood out of each chamber
    and into the major vessels, (2) a fibrous skeleton for attachment of the valves and (3) an internal
    conducting system for synchronization of muscle contraction.

    Functionally, the heart may be considered to consist of two separate pumps, made up of the right and
    left halves. The left half receives oxygenated blood from the lungs and pumps it out to the body
    tissues. The deoxygenated blood returning from the tissues of the body passes through the right half
    of the heart, which pumps it out to the lungs. Each half of the heart consists of an atrium which
    receives the blood and a thick-walled, muscular ventricle that pumps it out, hence a four chambered
    heart.

    A. Objectives
    1. Examine and draw the microscopic anatomy of cardiac muscle tissue.

    2. Identify specific structures of the gross anatomy of the heart on images.
    3. Trace blood flow through the structures of the heart.

    B. Histology of Cardiac Muscle
    1. Examine and draw sections of heart muscle. Label the following on your drawings:

    • Branched cardiocytes
    • Striations

    • Intercalated discs
    • Nucleus

    C. Gross Anatomy of the Heart

    1. Read and work through the exercises on pp. 217-223 in the Visual Guide to
    become familiar with the anatomy of the heart.

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    C. Using the images of the heart in Canvas, be able to identify the following structures and identify
    functions if applicable

    Base & apex of the heart
    Anterior interventricular sulci & Posterior interventricular sulci
    Atrioventricular sulcus (coronary sulcus)
    Pericardium
     visceral pericardium (epicardium)
     parietal pericardium

    pericardial cavity
    myocardium
    endocardium
    Chambers
     right and left atria
     right and left ventricles

    interatrial septum
    interventricular septum
    Coronary Circulation
     right and left coronary arteries
     circumflex artery
     anterior interventricular artery
     posterior interventricular artery
     marginal artery
     coronary sinus
     great cardiac vein
     middle cardiac vein

    Heart Valves
     right atrioventricular valve (tricuspid)
     left atrioventricular valve (bicuspid)
     pulmonary semilunar valve
     aortic semilunar valve

    chordae tendineae
    papillary muscles
    Great Vessels
     superior vena cava
     inferior vena cava
     ascending aorta
     aortic arch
     descending aorta
     pulmonary trunk
     pulmonary arteries
     pulmonary veins

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  • NAME:
  • _____________________________ ANSWER SHEET – HEART LAB

    PART C: Use your course resources to trace blood flow through the heart

    You are a RBC. Right now, you are sitting in the right atrium of the heart. The heart contracts and
    you begin to flow. List all the structures of the heart through which you will flow – in order – on your
    way back to the right atrium. Type the names of the structures into the textbox below.

    1. _Right Atrium_______________________

    2. __________________________________

    3. __________________________________

    4. __________________________________

    5. __________________________________

    6. __________________________________

    7. The lungs________________________

    8. __________________________________

    9. __________________________________

    10. _________________________________

    11. _________________________________

    12. _________________________________

    13. _________________________________

    14. _________________________________

    15. _________________________________

    16.To the body________________________

    17. _________________________________

    18. _________________________________

    PART B: CARDIAC MUSCLE HISTOLOGY

    Cardiac Muscle
    Power: 40x

    Use your course resources to identify
    the features of cardiac muscle. Type
    into the textboxes to label the
    following structures onto the image of
    cardiac muscle to the left.
    1. cardiocytes
    2. striations
    3. nucleus
    4. intercalated disc

      Laboratory UNIT 1 – Circulatory System
      Part 2: THE HEART
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