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| anterior longitudinal sulcus |
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| slanted depression between two ventricles; coronary vessels can be seen in this depression |
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| tough piece of tissue between pulmonary trunk and the arch of the aorta; remains of ductus arteriosus |
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| epicardium (visceral pericardium) |
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| very thin outer layer covering the heart |
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| thick, muscular portion of the heart wall |
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| smoother, inner lining of the heart chambers |
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| very thick partition between ventricles |
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| tough cords running from between papillary muscules in the ventricles and valves known as cuspid valves |
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| mitral valve (bicuspid valve) |
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| cuspid valve between the left atrium and left ventricle |
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| cuspid valve between the right atrium and the right ventricle |
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| present at the base of the aorta |
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| very large, round band present in the right ventricle; not one of the chordae tendinae since it is not attached to a valve; believed to prevent overdistention of the right ventricle |
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| red blood cells; most numerous blood cells in a smear; circular disc shaped, pink |
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| small, bluish-colored cellular fragments scattered throughout the smear |
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| most numerous of white blood cells; cytoplasm light pink; fine, homogenous, neutral-staining granules; polymorphic nucleus (3-5 lobes which are connected by thin strands of nuclear material) |
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| granular leukocyte which is not very numerous; cytoplasm contains many dark staining red granules; polymorphic nucleus (2 lobes) |
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| least numerous of granular leukocytes; very dark staining basophilic granules in cytoplasm which appear to mask or overlie nucleus |
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| second most common leukocyte in adult smears; agranular; dark purple, large nucleus surrounded by little sky blue cytoplasm |
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| agranular leukocytes; various shapes for nuclei (rounded, indented, horseshoe shaped); nucleus stains purple, but not as dark as lymphocytes' |
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