final chp 13 cardio Flashcards

1
Q

when does the cardiovascular system develop?

A

3rd week

-grow rapidly for nutrition requirements

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2
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what are the four angioblasts?

A
  • splanchnic mesoderm
  • mesenchyme of the yolk sac
  • mesenchyme of the umbilical cord
  • mesoderm of the chorion
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3
Q

what are some of the location for the formation of blood cells?

A
yolk sac 4th week
body and mesenchyme and blood vessel 5th week
liver 6th week
spleen, thymus and lymph 2-3 months
bone marrow 4th month
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4
Q

during the 3rd week main blood vessels develop the paired longitudinal vessels become the?

A

dorsal aorta
anteriorly- aortic arches
posteriorly- heart primordia

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5
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what do the second set of longitudinal blood vessels become during the 3rd week?

A

vitelline and umbilical veins

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6
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what do the vitelline veins do?

A

returns blood from yolk sac

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7
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what do the umbilical veins do?

A

brings blood from the chorion (placenta)

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8
Q

what do the cardinal veins do?

A

returns blood from body

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9
Q

what are the two thin walled endothelial tubes, that are a continuation of the first aortic arches, and eventually fuses to form a single tube?

A

endocardial heart tubes

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10
Q

what give sthe heart its shape?

A

the bubus and ventricle grow faster then the rest of the heart

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11
Q

what starts at the lower end of the heart?

A

the atrium, the growth moves it to the upper portion

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12
Q

when does simple ebb and flow type of circulation begin?

A

22nd day

myogenic origin

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13
Q

when does the heart have a unidirectional blood flow with contractions of the heart tube?

A

28-30 days

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14
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what is the septum primum?

A

sickle-shaped crest roof of atrium

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15
Q

what is the ostium primum?

A

opening between septum primum and endocardial cushion

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16
Q

what is the ostium secundum?

A

opening in the septum primum

17
Q

during the 5th week the septum secundum appears, what is it?

A

right atrium incorporates part of the sinus , a new septum appears

18
Q

what is the oval foramen?

A

opening in the septum secundam

19
Q

what is the interatrial shunt?

A

before birth blood enters the right atrium from inferior vena cava to left atrium

20
Q

what percentage of the population doe sthe septum primum and septum secundam fuse?

A

75%

21
Q

in the 25% of the population that the septum primum and septum secundam does not fuse, what happens?

A

probe patency of the oval foramen occurs

22
Q

during the 5th week what forms in the walls of the truncus and bulbas?

A

ridges form in a spiral

23
Q

what is formed when the truncas and bulbas fuse?

A

spiral septum-aorticpulmonary septum

24
Q

the aorticpulmonary septum separates what?

A

the two channels?

25
Q

where does the cavum aorticum open into?

A

left ventricle

26
Q

where does the cavum pulmonare open into?

A

right ventricle

27
Q

the two cava separate what?

A

ascending aorta and pulmonary trunk

28
Q

where is the heart located in those affected with ectopic cordis?

A

either in the neck or through a diaphragmatic hernia

-limited life expectancy without surgery

29
Q

when affected with dextracardia, where is the heart located?

A

in the right hemithorax

-can occur alone though usually associated with other anomalies

30
Q

dextracardia with complete?

A

situs inversus

31
Q

uncomplicated ventricular septal defect is considered?

A

harmless

can have a spontaneous closure

32
Q

harsh systolic mumur associated with ventricular septal defect can be heard where?

A

Erb’s Point

33
Q

cyanosis caused by ventricular septal defect will cause?

A

blueing around the mouth, fingers, and toes

34
Q

chances of VSD?

A

6:10,000

35
Q

describe tetraology of fallout?

A
  1. pulmonary stenosis
  2. ventricular septal defect
  3. overriding aorta
  4. right ventricular hypertrophy