Development of Primitive Cardio System + Fetal Circulation Flashcards
What are the 2 main processes in CV system formation?
How do they differ?
- Vasculogenesis - vessel formation from mesoderm cells
- Angiogenesis - vessels form from budding of pre-existing vessels
What are the steps of the general process for the initial formation of the embryonic cardiovascular system?
A B C F V A
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- begin at end of 3rd week
- Angioblast Differentiation - mesenchymal cells > angioblasts
- Blood Island Formation - angioblasts aggregate > blood islands
- Cavities - intercellular clefts combine to form cavities in islands
- Flattening - angioblasts flatten to form endothelium
- Vasuculogenesis - endothelium-lined cavities fuse to form vessels
- Angiogenesis - endothelial budding > new vessels sprout from old
What are the cells which blood cells develop from?
hemangioblasts
What necessitates the early development of embryonic CV system?
there is little yolk in the oocyte so…
blood vessesl and uteroplacental circulation is necessary
Where do the heart and large vessels form from?
Where is it?
Cardiogenic Area
at cranial end of embryonic disc
What is the process of heart formation?
ET M TH S
“ET Made THe Sun”
- Endocardial Tubes form via angioblasts from lateral plate meso
- Merging of endocardial tubes
- Tubular Heart is formed
- Septation splits heart into 4 chambers
What is part of the embryonic heart eventually becomes the aorta and pulmonary trunk?
Truncus Arteriosus
What two structures give rise to the ventricles?
Bulbus Cordis - bulb shaped structure on top
Primitive Ventricle - structure below
What structure lies at the bottom of the embryonic heart?
Sinus Venosus
- between two veins which become the venae cavae
When does the blood begin to circulate via the heartbeat?
day 21/22
Describe chorionic villi development.
B MC C D T CTS SB
- Branching - primary chorionic villi branch
- Mesenchymal Core - branched villi gain mesenchymal core
- Covering - these 2dary villi cover entire chorion surface
- Differentiaton - mesenchymal cells diff. into capillaries and blood cells
- Tertiary - once vessels are visible they are tertiary villi
- Cytotrophoblastic Shell - forms from extension thru syncytio-
- Stem + Branch - stem villi extend thru CT shell, branch villi stick off
What 5 main things are unique about fetal circulation?
- Umbilical Vein carries oxygenated blood to fetus
- **Ductus Venosus **shunts blood from liver to IVC
- Foramen Ovale shunts blood from right to left atrium
- Umbilical Arteries carry deoxygenated blood away from fetus
- **Ductus Arterious **shunts blood out of pulmonary arteries to bypass the non-functioning lungs