In the chest cavity positioned to the left from the center of the body.
In the top center of the ribs
describe the location of the heart and its orientation in the body cavity
A polysomnogram is a test in which sleep is monitored with a variety of electrodes that record heart rate, eye movements, brain waves, muscle activity, breathing, changes in blood oxygen and body position.
When your heart stops the first victim is Your brain. You become unconscious with in few seconds. once you becomes unconscious, you can no longer in position to manage any problem. You die within three five minutes of stopping of your heart.
Technically "shock" refers to the inadequate delivery of oxygen to the body tissues. With that in mind, congestive heart failure (CHF) can lead to shock because the heart is unable to adequately circulate blood through the body. It is still possible to be suffering from signs and symptoms of CHF but still have adequate delivery of oxygenated blood to you body tissues. In the medical world many would describe CHF as the heart is drowning in fluid's.
The heart rate is affected by the body activity and position for example during rest the rate will be around 60 100 beats per minutes. Also when you are lying down the hearts beats at a fewer rate than when you are standing or sitting, this is possible because the body gravity is reduced during rest allowing the heart to pump blood easily.
describe the location of the heart and its orientation in the body cavity
The heart is just a little to the left (your left) of the center of your chest.
Important organ that is made out of muscle tissue that pumps blood through the body and its in the center of your body but its tilted(top part) to the left slightly.
we need a fixed reference point to describe the position of a body
lateral
The heart does not circulate, it stays in one position in the body.
dorsal and ventral,posterior and anterior
When all major body parts are flexed it is the fetal position.
it works
The Heart has smooth muscle :)
Coronary is not a type of body part. It is used to describe items in the body that are 'related to the heart.'
To move positions is to shift your body to a different spot