Specific cavity where the heart is located	Aorta
	Tissue of the heart that attaches to the diaphragm	Bicuspid or mitral
	layer that immediately covers the heart muscle	brachiocephalic
	middle later of the heart	Chordae tendineae
	Area that grossly demonstrates the separation between the atriaand ventricles	Coronary sinus
	The two major vessels returning blood to theright atrium	Coronary sulcus
	Vessel exiting the right ventricle	Ductus arteriosus
	Vessel exiting the left ventricle	Epicardium
	Vessels entering the left atrium	Fibrous pericardium
	Type of blood carried in pulmonary veins	Great cardiac vein
	The temporary shunt in the fetus between the aorta andpulmonary trunk	Inferior vena cava
	The name of this structure (#11) in the adult	Interventricular artery
	The Myocardial muscular ridges in the atria	Ligamentum arteriosum
	The Myocardial muscular ridges in the ventricles	Mediastinum
	Valve between the right atrium and ventricle	Moderator band
	Valve between the left atrium and ventricle	Oxygenated
	Valve type between the ventricles and exiting blood vessel	Papillary muscles
	Tendon structures that anchors the valve cusps	Pectinate muscles
	Muscles that regulate valve position located in theventricles	Pulmonary trunk
	Tendinous band in the right ventricle that limitsexpansion	Pulmonary veins
	21. Three vessels that open into the right atrium (3)	Semilunar
	22. anterior coronary vessel traveling between ventricles	Superior vena cava
	23, largest of the veins located between atria andventricles	Trabeculae carneae
	24. depression the great cardiac vein travels in	Tricuspid
	25. first branch off of aortic arch	Visceral pericardium
		Myocardium
		None of these