healthy beans Flashcards
right and left sides of the heart connect at the __
foramen ovale and ductus arteriosus
foramen ovale is a shortcut to avoid __
right side of the heart (won’t travel to lungs)
ductus arteriosus allows movement of blood that does end up in the __ to avoid the lungs
right ventricle
increased pressure in __ upon first breaths (increased blood flow to lungs) closes the foramen ovale
left atrium
foramen ovale flaps to which chamber of the heart
left atrium
moderator band in apex of which chamber
right ventricle
tricuspid valve inserts more __ than the mitral (bicuspid) valve
apical
how much of the heart should be in the left anterior quadrant of the chest
3/4
overall 1/3 of chest
normal axis angle of the heart
45 degrees
in the LVOT, the __ is seen exiting the LV
aorta
int he RVOT, the __ is seen exiting the RV
pumonary artery
what are the normal atrial septa in fetus
septum primum
septum secundum
foramen ovale
septum __ grows down from the top of the heart to reach the endocardial cushion. septum them perforates creating the __ and the septum __ grows down from top to meet it
septum primum
foramen ovale
septum secondum
fetal spleen visible after __ GA
20w
gallbladder can be seen in fetus after __ GA
14-16w
adrenals will be visible around __ GA
13w
what echogenicity is the adrenal medulla
inner medulla hyperechoic
outer cortex hypoechoic
umb v courses cranially from umb to join the __
left portal vein (via ductus venosus)
what happens to the right umbilical vein under normal circumstance
regresses around 6-8w GA and then not seen sonographically
*left UV shunts into ductus venosus
small bowel is more __ than colon
heterogeneous
normal migration of bowel into umbilical cord
physiologic midgut umbilical herniation
9-11w GA
midgut herniation should not be seen after __ GA
12w
what branches come off the aorta
brachiocephalic artery
left CCA
left SCA
in adult heart, the right side deals with oxygen __ blood; what is the course?
oxygen POOR
SVC and IVC -> RA -> RV -> pulmonary trunk and PAs -> lungs
in adult heart, the left side deals with oxygen __ blood; what is the course?
oxygen RICH
lungs -> pulmonary veins -> LA -> LV -> Ao -> body
in fetal circulation, blood from RV is pushed along the pulmonary trunk then through __
most to the ductus arteriosis to Ao
some through PAs to lungs
in fetal circulation, blood from RA contracts sending blood through __
2/3 through foramen ovale to LA
1/3 through tricuspid valve to RV
in fetal circulation, blood from LA contracts sending blood through __
mitral valve (bicuspid) to LV
in fetal circulation, blood from LV is pushed through __
through the aortic valve to the ascending Ao
blood then pushed through Ao arch