Cardiac Development Flashcards

(39 cards)

1
Q

what occurs 2-3 weeks

A

paired endocaridal tubes form

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2
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what occurs week 3

A

paired heart fuses, truncus arteriosus outflow

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3
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What happens 22-23

A

contraction begins

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4
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what happens week 4

A

heart tube forms S shape

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5
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week 5

A

artial and ventricular septation starts

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6
Q

when does cardiovascular development begin

A

18-19 days

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7
Q

clusters of angiogenic cells migrate medially forming waht

A

2 endocardial tubes

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8
Q

When do the endocardial tubes fuse ? what is now called

A

day 22

heart tube

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9
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what does the endothelial layer of the endocardial tube form

A

endocardium

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10
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what forms the myocardium

A

splanchnic mesoderm surrounding heart tube

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11
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when do first rhythmic contractions occurs

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22 days

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12
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when does ciruclation start

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27-29 days

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13
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cranial to caudal name the bumps on heart tube

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  • truncus arteriosus
  • bulbus cordis
  • primitive ventricle
  • primitive atrium
  • sinus venosus
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14
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the sinus venosus receives what

A
  • cardinal
  • umbilical
  • vittelline veins
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15
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truncus arteriosis

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  • proximal aorta

- pulmonary artery

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16
Q

bulbus cordis

A

smooth parts of right ventricle

17
Q

primitive ventricle

A

left and right trabeculated parts of ventricle

18
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primitive atria

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right and left atria

19
Q

sinus venosus

A

smooth part of right atrium , coronary sinus, oblique vein

20
Q

what part of the heart grows the fastest

A
  • bulboventricular portion
21
Q

which way does the heart turn faster

A

anterior / rightward D looping

22
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what is the first structure to break L/R symmetry

23
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when is folding of the heart complete

24
Q

folding allows the atrium and sinus venosus to enter what

A

pericardial sac

25
superior and inferior endocardial cushions fuse to creast
left and right atrioventricular orifices
26
how do valves form
endocardial cells differentiate into mesenchymal cells
27
how is aorticopulmonary septum formed
ingrowth of opposing ridges of mesenchyme | - spiral configuration
28
what 3 structures make the membranous ventricular septation
1. right bulbar ridge 2. left bulbar ridge 3. atrioventricular septum (endocardial cushions)
29
how is the muscular ventricular septum made
ballooning outward of apical portion of ventricular
30
how do the ventricular septums close on each other
outflow septation merging with muscular septum
31
when are the 4 chambers made
day 50
32
what makes the AV valve
delamination of leaflets from superficial layers of ventricular myocardium
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1st branch
maxillary and external carotid
34
second branch
stapedial and hyoid artery
35
third branch
common carotid | proximal internal carotid
36
4 branch
left side: aortic | right: subclavian
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5 branch
goes away
38
6 branch
RPA and LPA | distal: ductus arteriosus
39
neural crest cells make up what and the splanchnic mesoderm
- aorticopulmonary septum - carotid body mesoderm is remainder of heart