Development of Heart Flashcards

1
Q

Cardiogenic area - Derived from

A

Splanchnopleuric layer of lateral mesoderm.

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2
Q

Location of Cardiogenic area

A

Cranial to oropharyngeal membrane

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3
Q

Angioblastic cells gives rise to

A

Heart tubes

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4
Q

Heart tubes are derived from

A

Angioblastic cells

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5
Q

Single Heart tube is formed on

A

D19

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6
Q

Parts of Heart tube

A

Bulbus cordis
Primitive Ventricle
Primitive atrium
Sinus venosus

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7
Q

Bulbus cordis - Parts

A

Truncus arteriosus - Outflow tract of Aorta and Pulm. Trunk.
Conus - Spiral septum
Proximal 1/3rd - Rough part of RV

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8
Q

Truncus arteriosus gives rise to

A

Outflow tract of Aorta and Pulm. Trunk.

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9
Q

Proximal 1/3rd of Bulbus cordis gives rise to

A

Rough part of RV

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10
Q

Rough part of RV derived from

A

Proximal 1/3rd of Bulbus cordis

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11
Q

Primitive ventricle gives rise to

A

Rough part of LV

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12
Q

Primitive atria gives rise to

A

Rough part of RA and LA

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13
Q

Rough part of RA and LA derived from

A

Primitive atria

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14
Q

Smooth part of RA derived from

A

Body and Rt horn of Sinus venosus.

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15
Q

Smooth part of LA derived from

A

Absorption of Pul veins.

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16
Q

Absorption of Pul veins gives rise to

A

Smooth part of LA

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17
Q

3 veins of horn’s of Sinus venosus

A

Umbilical vein, Vitelline vein and Common cardiac vein.

18
Q

Coronary sinus is formed by

A

Lt horn of Sinus venosus

19
Q

What happens to Lt horn of sinus venosus.

A

Obliterates and forms coronary sinus.

20
Q

Conotruncal septum aka

A

Spiral septum or Aorticopulmonary septum

21
Q

Conotruncal septum is derived from

A

NCC

22
Q

Spiral septum - fxn

A

divides truncus arteriosus in a way that pul trunk goes into RV and aorta into LV.

23
Q

Anterior Displacement of Spiral septum causes

A

TOF

24
Q

TOF - Features

A

Pulmonary stenosis.
Overriding aorta.
RV hypertrophy.
VSD.

25
Q

TOF cause -

A

Antr displacement of Spiral septum.

26
Q

Non - Spiral Septum causes

A

TGV

27
Q

TGV causes

A

Non spiralling of septum.

28
Q

Persistent Truncus arteriosus causes

A

Failure of migration of NCC.

29
Q

EGG on string appearance is seen in

A

TGV

30
Q

Ostium primum is between

A

Septum primum and AV cushion

31
Q

Gap btw AV cushion and Septum primum is

A

Ostium primum.

32
Q

Gap btw Septum secundum and septum primum

A

Foramen ovale.

33
Q

What causes fusion of Septum primum and secundum

A

Inc in pressure of LV at time of birth

34
Q

Remnant of Septum primum

A

Fossa ovalis

35
Q

Remnant of Septum secundum

A

Limbus fossa ovalis.

36
Q

Parts of Interventricular septum

A

Muscular part
Membranous part
Outflow / Infundibular part.

37
Q

Muscular part of IVS derived from

A

Myocardium

38
Q

Membranous part of IVS derived from

A

ECC

39
Q

ECC gives rise to

A

Atrial septa and Ventricular septa
AV canals
AV valves
Aortic and pulmonary channels.

40
Q

Outflow /infundibular part of IVS derived from

A

NCC.

41
Q

NCC derivatives of CVS

A

Outflow or infundibular IVS and Conotruncal septum.