Pathology Flashcards
The most common type of pathological tachycardia is
Supraventricular tachycardia
With Tricuspid Atresia where is the pulmonary artery in relation to the aorta
Anterior and to the left
Tricuspid atresia is classified into 3 types based on
The relation of the great arteries
The most common morphologic variant of the tricupid valve associated with tricuspid Atresia is
Muscular atresia of the right atrial floor
The most common great artery relationship in tricuspid valve atresia is
Type 1
Normally related great arteries
Atrial septal defects constitute what % of all CHD’s
6.7%
Of all newborns with a CHD what % have AO stenosis
3-6%
What type of ASD generally occurs as part of a more complex type of CHD such as an AVSD defect
Ostium primum
What type of interrupted AO arch is commonly associated with a VSD
Type B
What cardiac lesion is most common in a fetus with DORV
VSD
This CHD results from the failure of the endocardial cushions to fuse properly
AVSD
In D transposition of the great arteries the AO is connected to the
Right ventricle
In L transposition (living) of the great arteries the Ao is connected to the _________ and the ventricles are ______.
The aorta is connected to the morphologic right ventricle
And the ventricles are inverted
With D transposition of the great arteries, postnatal circulation is best described as
Parallel
D aka death if no surgery
With L- transposition of the great arteries post natal circulation is best described as in
Series
Aka living
Which form of interrupted AO arch is most common
Type B
The DORV associated with TOF the great vessel relationship is
Normally related great vessels
Coarctation of the AO is found in 70% of patients with
HLHS
Of all infants born with CHD what % of the infants will have abnormal karotype ?
13%
Incidence of abnormal karotype in the fetus with CHD has been reported to be approx
35%