Development of the heart Flashcards

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Describe day 17 of development

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• Blood islands appear between the visceral plate mesoderm and the endoderm

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Describe what happens next

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  • Blood islands coalesce and give rise to the right and left endocardial tubes and aorta
  • Part of the mesoderm differentiates into cardiomyocytes
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What happens on day 20 of development?

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• Layers of visceral plate mesoderm approach each other

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After day 20

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  • Folds of the embryo fuse in the midline
  • The space between the visceral and somatic mesoderm becomes the intraembryonic coelon which then becomes the pericardial cavity
  • The two layers of lateral plate mesoderm become the pericardium
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5
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What is the heart tube formed form?

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• Right and left endocardial tubes which were formed by the blood islands in between the visceral plate mesoderm and the endoderm

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What is the pericardium formed from?

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The two layers of lateral plate mesoderm

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What is the pericardial cavity formed from?

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The space between the visceral and somatic mesoderm which becomes the intraembryonic coelon

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Describe the parts of the heart tube from cranial to caudal

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• 1st aortic arch 
• Aortic sac
• bulbus cordis 
- Conus cordis and truncus arteriosus 
• primordial ventricle 
• primordial atrium 
• sinus venosus 
- vitelline veins 
- Umbilical veins 
- Cardinal veins
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Describe day 23

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  • heart looping starts
  • The primordial ventricle and bulbus cordis bulges anteriorly and into the intaembryonic coelon which will become the pericardial cavity
  • The primordial atrium and sinus venosus moves dorsally and cranially
  • Primordial atrium moves behind the primordial ventricle
  • SV moves behind and to the right of the primordial atrium
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10
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What day does the heart start to beat?

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Day 22

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11
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On what day is looping complete?

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Day 28

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12
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What is the myocardium derived from?

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Mass of splanchnic mesoderm

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13
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What does the myocardium produce?

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Cardiac jelly which surrounds the common AV canal

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14
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Describe the ventricular remodelling

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  • Erosion and remodelling of the ventricular myocardial wall leads to the formation of ventricular out pockets
  • Valves, papillary muscles and chorda tendinae are carved out of the cardiac jelly
  • At this stage the IV septum starts to form
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Describe the partitioning of the common AV canal

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  • Ventral and dorsal endocardial cushions start to form and grow and approach each other
  • Lateral endocardial cushions start to appear and grow
  • The ventral and lateral endocardial cushions meet and separate the common AV canal into the right and left AV canals which become AV orifices closed by tricuspid and mitral valves
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16
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What does the muscular part of the IV septum form from?

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It is formed from the bulbus cordis and the primordial ventricle
• it grows toward the endocardial cushion between the right and left AV canals but it doesn’t get there