Embryology 2 (cardio) Flashcards

1
Q

Two methods blood vessels are developed by

A

angiogenesis

vasculogenesis

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2
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angiogenesis

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growth of blood vessels from pre-existing blood vessels

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3
Q

vasculogenesis

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new formation of a primitive vascular network

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4
Q

The formation of the aortic sac is an extension of the

A

trunkus arteriosus

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5
Q

The first arteries to appear in the embryo are the

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right and left primitive aortae

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6
Q

each primitive aorta has a ….. part and a …… part

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ventral

dorsal

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7
Q

After the fusion of two endocardial tubes - the two ventral aorta fuse to become the

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aortic sac

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8
Q

aortic braches arise from the

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aortic sac

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9
Q

pharyngeal arches (future neck) develop in weeks

A

4 and 5

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10
Q

….. pairs of aortic arches develop from ……..

A

6

pharyngeal arch arteries

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11
Q

All aortic arches terminate at the

A

dorsal aorta

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12
Q

Fate of arch 1 and 2

A

disappear quickly

remnant of 1st forms part of the maxillary artery

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13
Q

Fate of arch 3

A

internal carotid artery and
common carotids

(gets called the carotid arch)

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14
Q

Fate of arch 4

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right = right subclavian

left = aortic arch

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15
Q

Fate of arch 5

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nothing

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16
Q

Fate of arch 6

A

right = right pulmonary artery

left= left pulmonary artery and ductus arterioles

17
Q

ductus arteriosus is obliterated in months 1 to 3 and becomes the

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ligamentum arteriosum

18
Q

Great artery anomalies

A

aberrant subclavian artery

double aortic arch

patent ductus arteriosus

19
Q

patent ductus arteriosus

A

it fails to close after birth

difficulties breathing and eventually congestive heart failure

20
Q

Coarctation of aorta

A

aorta is narrow where the ligament arteriosus should be

21
Q

in the embryo - the vitelline arteries supply the

22
Q

in adults the vitelline arteries represent the

A

celiac artery (foregut)

superior mesenteric artery (midgut)

inferior mesenteric artery (handgun)

23
Q

Fate of umbilical arteries

proximal portion

distal portion

A

proximal - internal iliac and superior vesicle beaches

distal - degenerates and form umbilical arteries

24
Q

Vitelline veins carry blood from the ……. to the ……

A

yolk sac

sinus venous

25
umbilical veins originate form ....... carry oxygenated blood to .......
chorionic villi of placenta embryo
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cardinal veins drain the
body of the embryo
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cardinal veins form the
IVC and SVC
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venous sytem abnormalities
double IVC no IVC Left SVC double SVC
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when does the lymphatic system develop?
end of the 6th week
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important structures in the transitional circulation are
ductus venous oval foramen ductus arteriosus
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ductus arteriosus becomes the
ligamentum ateriosum
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oval foramen after birth
closes (becomes septal structures)
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ductus venous becomes the
ligamentum venosum
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Patent ductus arteriosus is a frequent anomaly in females associated with
rubella infection in early pregnancy