Embryology Flashcards
Fold of the L loop sits at the
LV and RV development
Atrium v ventricle
junction of the bulbus cordis and ventricle
LV= ventricle
RV- BC
Atria are pushed to the top
Endocardial cushions meet at the
AV orifice and become M/T valves
Fetal circulation
Oxygen comes from
LH gets blood from
RV blood is pumped to
Little blood to lungs
Placenta
FO from RA
PA to DA to Aorta
DiGeorge Syndrome 22q11
Flow inc with
ToF
Greater pressure, less resistance
Eisenmenger Syndrome
signs and symptoms
Long standing LtR (VSD, PDA)
Irreversible PVD (high PVR)
RtL due to resistance, cyanosis
Cyanosis, polcythemia, bleeding, stroke, gout, gallstones, clubbing, hyperviscosity
AV Canal
Signs
atrial and ventricular defects
single common AV valve
Lots of pulmonary flow, CHF, enlargement of all 4 chambers
PDA
Type of shunt?
Enlarged?
Result?
L to R shunt
LA and LV enlarged, results in inc pulm circulation
less blood flow to other areas
Coaractation site
LE?
beyond SC artery, almost always related to PDA
Decreased BP in lower extremities
Cyanosis complications
slow growth
decreased exercise tolerance
Neuro deficits
Hemorrhage