MHD- Lec #7 - Valvular and Neoplastic Heart Disease Flashcards

1
Q

Aschoff bodies ( collecting of lymphocytes, plasma cells, and macrophages - similar to granuloma) are a key finding in ______

The macrophages in the Aschoff bodies are called what?

A

ACUTE RHEUMATIC FEVER CARDITIS

Anitschkow cells

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Hw would one distinguish acute from chronic rheumatic fever carditis

A

presence of fibrosis on the valve structures = CHRONIC

  • thickened & fused = fish mouth or buttonhole stenosis
  • mostly mitral valve
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3
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What tumors secrete bioactive products like serotonin, chalkier, bradykinin, histamine, prostaglandins?

A

CARCINOID tumors

  • endocrine tumors in the GI tract & lung
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4
Q

Carcinoid heart disease affects ____ side of the heart
and the valves develop what?

Pathogenesis?

A

RIGHT SIDE

  • mucopolysaccharide matrix
  • correlation between serotonin levels with the development of right sided heart disease
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5
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CHronic rheumatic heart disease most commonly manifests itself as ____ stenosis

A

Mitral

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6
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What is the physical exam finding of acute rheumatic fever carditis

A

pericardial friction rub

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7
Q

Describe the components of the cardiac valves

  1. spongiosa
  2. fibrosa
  3. ventricularis
A
  1. spongiosa - loose collagen
  2. fibrosa - DENSE CORE of collagen
  3. ventricularis - dense connective tissue made of ELASTIN & COLLAGEN
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8
Q

What are cardiac valves composed of on each side?

A

Composed of connective tissue layers covered by endothelium on each side;

3 layers

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9
Q

Describe the nuclei & presence/absenece of striations for

  1. cardiac myocytes
  2. smooth muscle
  3. skeletal muscle
A
  1. cardiac - central nuclei with cross striations
  2. smooth - central nuclei with NO cross striations
  3. skeletal - PERIPHERAL nuclei w/ cross striations
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10
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Which layer of the heart is thickest?

What component within this layer is responsible for ion transport/ communication?

A

Myocardium

Intercalated disks

Junctional complexes that contain fascia adherens, desmosomes, and gap junction to provide connection and communication.

Bind myocytes and allow ion exchange to facilitate electrical impulses to pass

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11
Q

Which layer of the heart are the parking fibers located in?

A

SUBENDOCARDIAL layer of endocardium

  • impulse conducting fibers
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12
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What type of epithelium is the endocardium composed of?

What else makes up the endocardium

A

Simple squamous epithelium

  • connective tissue
  • subendocardium ( purkinje fibers, vessels, nerves)
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13
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Which layer of vessels contains the following:

  1. smooth muscle
  2. external elastic lamina in ARTERIES
A

Tunica MEDIA

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14
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Which layer of vessels contains the following:

  1. endothelium
  2. subendothelium
  3. internal elastic lamina in ARTERIES
A

Tunica intima

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15
Q

Which layer of vessels contains the following:

  1. connective tissue & fibroblasts
  2. longitudinal smooth muscle in veins
  3. vasovasorum in large vessels
A

Tunica ADVENTITIA

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16
Q

External & internal elastic lamina are absent from (veins/arteries)?

A

Veins!

17
Q

The following describes which type of vessel:

Only two layers of smooth muscle cells. Internal elastic lamina, external elastic lamina, and subendothelial layers usually absent.

A

Arterioles

18
Q

smaller diameter and no external elastic lamina.
The tunica media also has fewer layers of smooth muscle cells. (single internal elastic lamina in black)

What am i?

A

Small artery

19
Q

Also called muscular artery because the wall is dominated by smooth muscle.

internal and external elastic lamina are well defined and lack prominent vasovasorum.

What am i??

A

Medium artery

20
Q

Large arteries are also called the ___ arteries

A

ELASTIC

21
Q

In regards to tunica media & tunica adventitia, how are the veins different from arteries?

A

Veins

- larger tunica ADVENTITIA