Embryology - Heart and the Great Vessels Flashcards

1
Q

What is the heart formed from?

A

The visceral mesoderm. Slide 4

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2
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How does the heart reach its final position?

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By lateral folding and then Cranio-Caudal folding Slide 5+6

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3
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What are the heart tube regions?

A
Sinus venosus
Atrium
Ventricle
Bublus Cordis
Truncus Arteriosus. Slide 7
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4
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What do each heart tube regions give rise to in the adult derivatives?

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Sinus venosus - Smooth part of R atrium and coronary sinus.
Atrium - part of both atria
Ventricle - part of left ventricle
Bulbus cordis - part of right ventricle and the outflow of both Vs
Truncus Arteriosus - Aorta and pulmonary trunk. Slide 7

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5
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What day does the heart begin to loop and fold?

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Day 23. Slide 8

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6
Q

How does the heart tube loop and fold?

A

The atrium moves towards the cranial end and dorsally.
The ventricle is displaced left.
The bulbus cordis moves inferiorly to the right. Slide 8

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7
Q

What creates the foramen ovale?

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Septum Secundum. Slide 9

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8
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What gives rise to the aortic arches?

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The aortic sac. Slife 10

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9
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What does each pair of aortic arches do?

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1 + 2 form the maxillary artery and the stapedial artery.
3 - common carotid and 1st part of the ICA
4 - right subclavian and part of aortic arch
5 - disappears
6 - forms branches which will be the pulmonary artery. Slide 11

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