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embryology congenital heart disease Flashcards

1
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left to right shunts are known as

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acyanotic disorders

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2
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right to left shunts are known as

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cyanotic disorders

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3
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atrial septal defect is what shunt

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left to right

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4
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Most common cause of atrial septal defects

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ostium secundum 90%

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5
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second cause of atrial septal deviation

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ostium primum 5%

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6
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atrial septal defect is associated with

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trisomy 21

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7
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prognosis of atrial septal defect

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good- asymptomatic till adulthood and low mortality

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8
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common site for ventricular septal defect

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membranous IV septum

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9
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are ventricular septal defects associated with other issues?

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yes- commonly

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10
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Eisenmenger syndrome is?

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irreparable pulmonary hypertension caused by ventricular septal defect

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11
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development of the mitral and tricuspid vales follow

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closure of the endocardial cushion tissues

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12
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cleating of leaflets

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leaflets do not come together fully to close

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13
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atrioventricular septal defect - partial
symptoms

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fatigue. dyspnea, respiratory infections, growth retardation

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14
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complete atrioventricular septal defect prognosis

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cardiomegaly and death before age 2 commonly

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15
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associated syndrome with AVSD

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down syndrome

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16
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Closure of ductus arteriousus is caused by

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vascular smooth muscle contraction
placenta makes prostaglandins that are catabolized by lungs

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17
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ductus arteriousus forms what

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ligamentum arteriousum

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18
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patent ductus arteriousus is associated with

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maternal rubella infection

19
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characteristic murmer of PDA

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“machinery like”

20
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what can be used to close PDA in neonate and premature infants

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prostaglandin inhibitors: NSAIDS

21
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Eisenmenger syndrome in PDA

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when PDA becomes Right to left shunt

22
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patient foramen ovale

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unsealed foramen ovale
2 septa do not fuse: not completely open hole, but could open without correct pressure (exercise, cough, straining)

23
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when can foramen ovale open

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when there is more pressure on the right side of the heart vs left

24
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risk with patent foramen ovale

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increases the risk of paradoxical embolism

25
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tetralogy of fallot features

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  1. pulmonary stenosis
  2. right ventricular hypertrophy
  3. overriding aorta
  4. ventricular septal defect
    also boot shaped heart
26
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pink tetralogy

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mild pulmonary stenosis which may lead to left to right shunt

27
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tet/blue spells

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period of crying leads to a marked increase in cyanosis
- squatting offers some relief by kicking femoral artery

28
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transposition of the great arteries

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aorta to RV
pulmonary trunk to left ventricle

29
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persistent truncus arteriousus

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conotruncal ridges fail to fuse and descend to ventricules
- no splitting of aorta and pulmonary trunk
- VSD also present

30
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consequence of persistent truncus arteriousus

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systemic cyanosis with danger of irreversible pulmonary hypertenson

31
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ebsteins anomaly

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tricuspid valves septal leaflet and usually posterior leaflet are displaced into right ventricle

32
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ebsteins anomaly can be caused by

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maternal lithium use

33
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tricuspid atresia

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complete occlusion of the triscuspid valve orifice due to inequality division of the AV canal
- hypoplasia of the right ventricle

34
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tricuspid atresia prognosis

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cyanosis orient from birth
high mortality in the first weeks or months of life
- VSD presence allows patients to survive

35
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Pulmonary stenosis and atresia

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in case of pulmonary valve stenosis, the trunk of pulmonary artery is narrow or atretic
- hypo plastic right ventricle

36
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pulmonary stenosis and atresia prognosis

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those that survive also have patent foramen ovale and patent ductus arteriousus

37
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total anomalous pulmonary venous connection

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pulmonary veins fail to join left atrium
- left atrium is hypoplastic

38
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total anomalous pulmonary venous connection prognosis

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must have patent foramen ovale or ASD

39
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aortic stenosis and atresia

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hypoplasia of the left ventricle and ascending aorta

40
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aortic stenosis and atresia prognosis

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must have patent ductus arteriousus

41
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hypo plastic left heart syndrome

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nearly almost always fatal- need surgery quickly

42
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Ectopic cordis

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complete or partial displacement of the heart outside of the thoracic cavity
- commonly lack pericardium

43
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prognosis of ectopic cordis

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still born or die shortly after birth

44
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reasons for ectopic cordis

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congenital diaphragmatic hernia and omphalocele

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