Heart dev Flashcards

1
Q

5 types of mesoderm

A
  1. cardiogenic
  2. Paraaxial
  3. Nephrogenic
  4. Lateral plate
  5. Notochoral
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2
Q

Type of mesoderm that is most cranial

A

cardiogenic - heart

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3
Q

point where R and L heart fields meet

A

cardiac crescent

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4
Q

tissue source of aorta

A

splancheopleuric mesoderm

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5
Q

3 keys steps in heart formation

A
  1. pre-looping - formation of chambers
  2. looping - linear tube loops and fold on itself - to RIGHT
  3. post-looping - dev of detailed structures in heart
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6
Q

4 primitive chambers and their products (caudal to cranial)

A
  1. primitive atrium - L and R atria
  2. Prim ventricle - LV
  3. bulbis cordis - RV
  4. truncus - main outflow - aorta and pulm trunck
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7
Q

4 products of dextro looping

A
  1. apex on left
  2. RV rotates ant.
  3. perfect spacial geometry
  4. Veinous pole brought cranial
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8
Q

2 adv of looping

A
  1. stronger beat

2. geometry alignment

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9
Q

heart on R and whole body on right

A

dextrocardia - levo-looping

situs inversus totalis

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10
Q

source of main portion of atria

A

veins themselves (sinuses)

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11
Q

source of atrial appendages and sinuses

A

app - primitive artria

sinuses - veines

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12
Q

beginning point of atrial wall

A

septum primum

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13
Q

second adjacent wall of atria

A

septum secundum

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14
Q

2 holes in original atrial wall

A

osium primum and secundum

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15
Q

Formation of AV valves

A

Common AV orifice separated in 2 by endocardial cushions

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16
Q

What happens when AV process goes wrong

A

AV septal deficits (AVSD)

17
Q

3 components of IV septum

A
  1. Thick wall of muscle from vent. floor
  2. endocardial cushions
  3. single outflow artery (truncus)
18
Q

failure of truncal septation

A

persistent truncus arteriosus

19
Q

two divisions of truncus

A

aorta and pulm trunck

20
Q

time when heart appears and functions

A
appears - 3rd week
function 4th
21
Q

what begins to separate AV

A

endocardial cushions

22
Q

location of ostium primum and secundom

A

septum primum

23
Q

side on which septum secundum appears

A

R side

24
Q

what septum primum becomes

A

valve of foramen ovale

25
Q

where IV septum starts

A

floor of ventricles

26
Q

effect of placental occlusion

A

fall in pressure to R atrium

27
Q

effect of pulm bloodflow

A

incr. L atrium pressure

28
Q

define transpostition

A

PT and aorta backwards

29
Q

cause of patent ductus arteriosus

A

abnormal neural crest cell formation