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Thoracic viscera

Thoracic viscera. Plural Cavities. Figure 1.9. Development of serousal cavities. Development of Pleural cavities. Hemo-thorax. Pneumo -thorax . Lung: collapse. Mediastinum. Figure 1.9. Heart Covering. Pericardial physiology Protects and anchors heart Prevents overfilling.

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Thoracic viscera

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  1. Thoracic viscera

  2. Plural Cavities Figure 1.9

  3. Development of serousal cavities

  4. Development of Pleural cavities

  5. Hemo-thorax

  6. Pneumo-thorax • Lung: collapse

  7. Mediastinum Figure 1.9

  8. Heart Covering • Pericardial physiology • Protects and anchors heart • Prevents overfilling Figure 17.2

  9. External Heart: Anterior View Figure 17.4b

  10. External Heart: Posterior View Figure 17.4d

  11. External Heart: Anterior View Figure 17.4b

  12. External Heart: Anterior View Figure 17.4b

  13. Heart Valves Figure 17.9

  14. Heart Valves Figure 17.10

  15. External Heart: Posterior View Figure 17.4d

  16. Figure 17.4b

  17. Pathway of Blood through the Heart and Lungs Figure 17.5

  18. Relative thickness of muscular walls

  19. “EKG”(or ECG, electrocardiogram) • Electrical depolarization is recorded on the body surface P wave=atrial depolarization QRS=ventricular depolarization T wave=ventricular repolarization

  20. Cardiac muscle(microscopic)

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