Ch 33 Fetal Echocardiography Flashcards
In the ____ week of gestation the vascular system begins to fuse, thus forming the primitive heart
3rd week
Umbilical views return ________ blood from the placenta
oxygenated blood
caudal regression of the primitive heart; receives all blood returning to the heart and is initially a separate chamber that opens into the RIGHT atrium
Sinus venous
The bulbous cordis develops into the _______
Right ventricle
During the ___ and ___ week of development the division of the 4 chambers occur
4th and 5th week
The _____ grows from the dorsal wall of the primitive atrium and fuses with the endocardial cushions
Septum Primum
There is an opening between the free edge of the septum secundum and the dorsal wall of the atrium called the _______
Foramen ovale
The sino-artial node forms in the wall of the sinus venous near its opening into the _____
right atrium
bradycardia is less than ___ bpm
60
tachycardia is more than ___ bpm
200
If communication persists between the aorta and the pulmonary artery it is called _________
patent ductus arteriosis
Communication is open between the right and left sides of the heart through the _____ and between the aorta and the pulmonary artery via the _______
Fossa ovale
Ductus arteriosis
What is used to evaluate cardiac motion and heart rate?
Motion- mode
______ defect occurs when the foramen oval fails to close and persists after birth
atrial septal defect
____ lies closest to the chest wall
The RIGHT ventricle