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What is the outer part of the pericardium called?
What is the outer part of the pericardium called?
- Endocardium
- Serous pericardium
- Myocardium
- Fibrous pericardium (correct)
Which part of the mediastinum does the heart lie in?
Which part of the mediastinum does the heart lie in?
- Anterior mediastinum
- Middle mediastinum (correct)
- Posterior mediastinum
- Superior mediastinum
What are the functions of the pericardium?
What are the functions of the pericardium?
- Oxygenation and filtration
- Sensation and coordination
- Digestion and absorption
- Protection and lubrication (correct)
Which textbook is authored by Keith Moore, Aurther Dalley, & Anne Agur?
Which textbook is authored by Keith Moore, Aurther Dalley, & Anne Agur?
What encloses the heart and is composed of two types of tissues?
What encloses the heart and is composed of two types of tissues?
Study Notes
Pericardium
- The outer part of the pericardium is called the fibrous pericardium.
- The heart lies in the middle mediastinum.
Functions of Pericardium
- The pericardium has several functions, including:
- Reducing friction between the heart and surrounding tissues
- Anchoring the heart to the sternum and diaphragm
- Preventing the heart from over-expanding
- Protecting the heart from infection
Anatomy Textbook
- The textbook "Clinically Oriented Anatomy" is authored by Keith Moore, Aurther Dalley, and Anne Agur.
Heart Encapsulation
- The heart is enclosed by the pericardium, a sac composed of two types of tissues: fibrous and serous.
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Test your knowledge on the pericardium and clinical correlations related to the heart with this quiz. Recommended textbooks for further study are "Clinical Anatomy by Regions - 9th ed." by Richard S. Snell, "Principles of Human Anatomy - 13th ed." by Gerard Tortora & Mark Nielsen, and "Clinically Oriented Anatomy - 7th ed." by Keith Moore, Aurther Dalley, & Anne Agur.
