D. Vertical. E. Median. CM The blood circulation of the foetus: A. It is the pulmonary circulation. B. It is the placental circulation. C.The greater blood circulation communicates with the lesser one through and foramen ovale ductus arteriosus. D. It takes part only through the arteries. E. It supplies the foetus with oxygen and nutrients. CM The heart activity consists of the following phases: A. Total systole. B. Atrial systole. C. Total diastole. D. Ventricular systole. E. Ventricular diastole. CM The visceral lamina of the serous pericardium represents: A. The internal layer of the heart. B. The external layer of the heart. C. The epicardium. D. Two laminae of the fibrous pericardium. E. The lamina which covers the inner surface of the fibrous pericardium. CS The sternocostal surface of the pericardium: A. It adheres directly to the inner surface of the sternal body and the IV, V, VI costal cartilages. B. It attaches to the VII, VIII and IX ribs. C. It connects with the thoracic wall by the superior and inferior sternopericardial ligaments. D. It covers the entire inner surface of the sternum. E. It adheres to the mediastinal pleura of both sides. CM The pericardial fluid: A. It facilitates the sliding of the heart. B. It prevents the heart movement. C. It is a serous fluid. D. It appears as a viscous fluid. E. It is located between the fibrous and serous pericardium. CS The apex beat may be felt: A. At the projection of the apex of the heart. B. In the III left intercostal space. C. At the level of the IV right costal cartilage. D. In the IV right intercostal space. E. On the left midclavicular line. CM The position of the heart: A. It depends on the position of the diaphragm, age and constitution. B. In individuals of the hypersthenic type the heart has a horizontal position.
D. Vertical. E. Median. CM The blood circulation of the foetus: A. It is the pulmonary circulation. B. It is the placental circulation. C.The greater blood circulation communicates with the lesser one through foramen ovale and ductus arteriosus. D. It takes part only through the arteries. E. It supplies the foetus with oxygen and nutrients. CM The heart activity consists of the following phases: A. Total systole. B. Atrial systole. C. Total diastole. D. Ventricular systole. E. Ventricular diastole. CM The visceral lamina of the serous pericardium represents: A. The internal layer of the heart. B. The external layer of the heart. C. The epicardium. D. Two laminae of the fibrous pericardium. E. The lamina which covers the inner surface of the fibrous pericardium. CS The sternocostal surface of the pericardium: A. It adheres directly to the inner surface of the sternal body and the IV, V, VI costal cartilages. B. It attaches to the VII, VIII and IX ribs. C. It connects with the thoracic wall by the superior and inferior sternopericardial ligaments. D. It covers the entire inner surface of the sternum. E. It adheres to the mediastinal pleura of both sides. CM The pericardial fluid: A. It facilitates the sliding of the heart. B. It prevents the heart movement. C. It is a serous fluid. D. It appears as a viscous fluid. E. It is located between the fibrous and serous pericardium. CS The apex beat may be felt: A. At the projection of the apex of the heart. B. In the III left intercostal space. C. At the level of the IV right costal cartilage. D. In the IV right intercostal space. E. On the left midclavicular line. CM The position of the heart: A. It depends on the position of the diaphragm, age and constitution. B. In individuals of the hypersthenic type the heart has a horizontal position.
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