This is a free website for Nuclear Medicine Technologists and Students who wish to broaden their understanding of Nuclear Cardiology Practices and Principles.
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This is a free website for Nuclear Medicine Technologists and Students who wish to broaden their understanding of Nuclear Cardiology Practices and Principles. |
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Review of Section 2 : Self-testThis page is best viewed with Internet Explorer. Position your mouse over the answer button and the answer to the question will appear. 1. Which organ is formed first in the human embryo? 2. The fetal heart is a miniature version of the adult heart by what age in development? 3. What changes occur shortly after birth in the human heart? 4. What disease processes interfere with heart development? 5. What condition does Dextrocardia and Dextroversion describe? 6. The coronaries supply blood to the muscle tissue and what other system? 7. What percentage of blood flows into resting myocardium ? 8. Coronary disease mainly affects the function of which chamber? 9. Where do the right and left coronary arteries originate? 10. Name the branches of the LEFT coronary artery. 11. Name the branches of the RIGHT coronary artery. 12. Into what vessel does waste-laden blood from the myocardium drain after the nutrient exchange has occurred? 13. Arterial blood flow is dependent on what two factors? 14. What happens to normal coronaries when an increased workload is put on the heart? 15. What happens to anastomoses in the myocardium when the blood supply becomes compromised?
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