HUMAN LONGEVITY
Some of the information about Human Longevity and Substances that can help us to live disease free for longer amounts of time.
LECTURE 1 - PART 1 HEART ANATOMY AND POSITIONING
Heart Anatomy & Positioning
1) What are the names of the four heart Valves and where are they located?
2) Pretend you are a Red Blood Cell travelling through the heart, which chambers and valves do you flow through in sequence.
Inf. Vena Cava/Sup. Vena Cava ---->................--------->
3) Draw a diagram of the Heart with it's Chambers, Valves and the major Blood Vessels that arrive and depart from the heart.
1) What are the names of the four heart Valves and where are they located?
2) Pretend you are a Red Blood Cell travelling through the heart, which chambers and valves do you flow through in sequence.
Inf. Vena Cava/Sup. Vena Cava ---->................--------->
3) Draw a diagram of the Heart with it's Chambers, Valves and the major Blood Vessels that arrive and depart from the heart.
LECTURE 1 - PART 2 STETHOSCOPE POSITIONING
Stethoscope Positioning
1) Describe verbally where the five auscultation points are ( left sternal border between the 2 and 3 rib.....)
2) Point to the different points and where they correspond to on your body and say where it is localized out loud and repeat what valve you will hear loudest here.
1) Describe verbally where the five auscultation points are ( left sternal border between the 2 and 3 rib.....)
2) Point to the different points and where they correspond to on your body and say where it is localized out loud and repeat what valve you will hear loudest here.
LECTURE 1 - PART 3 PRESSURE GRADIENTS AND NORMAL HEART SOUNDS
1) What valvular actions make the S1 heart sound? What makes the S2 heart sound?
2) Why do the valves normally only open in one sense and even if subject to pressure they don't flop back on themselves?
2) Why do the valves normally only open in one sense and even if subject to pressure they don't flop back on themselves?
