L10: Heart Anatomy & Development Flashcards

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When does the heart develop in the embryo?

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Weeks 3-8

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3 germ layers

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1) Ectoderm
2) Mesoderm
3) Endoderm

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Timeline of heart development

Describe Day 15 (1)

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Cardiogenic precursors formed a crescent

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Timeline of heart development

Describe Day 21 (2)

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2 arms of crescent fuse along middle to give a linear heart tube, elongates & is patterned with regions & chambers

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Timeline of heart development

Describe Day 28 (3)

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After looping, regions are disposed in their final positions

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Timeline of heart development

Describe Day 50 (4)

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Formation of valves

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Where and why is the heart enclosed?

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Enclosed in a connective tissue sheath (pericardium) to ensure it maintains its position in the thorax, friction free

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3 pericardium layers

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1) Outer fibrous layer
2) Inner layers
3) Visceral layer

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Where and why is there a small fluid filled space in the pericardium?

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Separates the visceral & parietal pericardia lubricating & reducing friction between surfaces

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10
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Functions of fibrous skeleton of the heart

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  • Dense connective tissue separating atria from ventricle
  • Provides support
  • Separates flow of electrical impulses
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5 stages to the Cardiac Conduction System

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  1. Excitation signal in SA node, wave of excitation spreads across atria & contracts
  2. Reseaches AV node, delayed signal
  3. Conducted into AV bundle
  4. Down left & right bundle branches
  5. Wave pulses spread along ventricles to contract
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2 main arteries supplying the heart

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Right & Left Coronary Artery

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2 types of AV valves

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1) Tricuspid
2) Bicuspid

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14
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3 elements to AV valves

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1) The Papillary Muscles
2) The Chordae Tendineae
3) The Cusps of the Valves

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2 types of semilunar valves

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  1. pulmonary valve
  2. aortic valve
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16
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Where is the pulmonary valve located?

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Between the RV & pulmonary trunk

17
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Where is the aortic valve located?

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Between LV & ascending aorta

18
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What happens to AV & SL valves during diastole?

A

AV: OPEN
SL: CLOSE

19
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What happens to AV & SL valves during systole?

A

AV: CLOSE
SL: OPEN

20
Q

5 vessels that enter & leave the heart

A

1) Superior & inferior vena cava

2) Pulmonary artery

3) Pulmonary vein

4) Aorta

21
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Role of superior & inferior vena cava

A

Return deoxygenated blood from circulation in the body & empty it in RA

22
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Role of pulmonary artery in the heart

A

Carries deoxygenated blood from RV into lungs

23
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Role of pulmonary vein in the heart

A

Carries oxygenated blood from lungs to LA

24
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Role of aorta in the heart

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Carries oxygenated blood from LV into systemic circulation