Stevens- Lung Development Flashcards

1
Q

normal human development is ____ weeks

A

38 weeks

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2
Q

chance of survival increases with each additional what

A

week

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3
Q

most common cause of death in extremely preterm babies

A

acute respiratory failure

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4
Q

phase of development weeks 1-4

A

embryonic

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5
Q

main events that happen in embryonic phase

A

primary main bronchi buds form

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6
Q

responsible for developing epithelial airway and tubes

A

endoderm

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7
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responsible for mesenchyme development

A

mesoderm

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8
Q

5 stages of lung development

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embryonic
pseudoglandular
canalicular
saccular
alveolar

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9
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4-16 weeks

A

Pseudoglandular stage

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10
Q

-bronchioles and terminal bronchioles form
-vascular network in mesenchyme

A

pseudoglandular stage

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11
Q

16-26 weeks

A

Canalicular stage

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12
Q

respiratory bronchioles form
gas exchange can happen at the end of this stage

A

canalicular stage

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13
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babies born before saccular stage need what to survive

A

O2
steroids (to make surfactant)

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14
Q

26-36 weeks

A

Saccular stage

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15
Q

terminal sacs
type II cells secrete surfactant

A

Saccular stage

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16
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cell that produces surfactant (lowering surface tension)

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type II pneumocytes

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17
Q

composed of proteins and lipids (DPPC)

A

surfactant

18
Q

lowers alveolar surface tension
has antimicrobial properties

A

surfactant

19
Q

too little surfactant can lead to what in infants

A

respiratory distress syndrome (restrictive physiology)

20
Q

too much surfactant

A

pulmonary alveolar proteinosis

21
Q

supplement ___ in preterm infants for air breathing life

A

surfactant

22
Q

36 weeks-8 years

A

Alveolar stage

23
Q

alveoli increase
type II cell proliferation

A

Alveolar stage

24
Q

formed by a process known as secondary septation

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2 types of cells (interstitial cells) that play a role in septation
lipid fibroblasts myofibroblasts
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make lipids for type II cells so they can make surfactant
lipid fibroblast
27
essential for secondary septation (important for increasing surface area for gas exchange)
myofibroblast
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____develops and aligns with the airways
circulation
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Rapid expansion of functional circulation beginning in the _____stage; and circulation becomes continuous here
pseudoglandular stage
30
development of lung bud relies on communication of what 2 things
epithelium (airways) and mesenchyme (circulation)
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fetal O2 is ____ compared to adults
low
32
low fetal oxygen levels (hypoxia) will promote what
lung development
33
Babies born prematurely will be exposed to oxygen supplementation and while its necessary to have the O2 supplementation to meet metabolic demands of the body; the high level of O2 can cause impairment of normal vascular development-----this is seen in _____ due to preterm birth
broncho-alveolar dysplasia (broncho-pulmonary dysplasia---BPD)
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this is defined as the need for supplemental oxygen beyond 30 days of life
BPD
35
alveolar simplification capillary hypoplasia interstitial cellularity
BPD
36
hypoxia conditions in the fetus contribute to high ________ in utero
pulmonary vascular tone
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fetal circulation has high ___ and low ___
high resistance low blood flow
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the reason the blood is shunted in utero
the resistance in the pulmonary circulation is high and the path of least resistance is to shunt blood from pulmonary to systemic circulation (and lungs not developed)
39
_____ ventricle is unusually large in fetus compared to adult
R ventricle
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____ artery is highly muscularized in fetal circulation compared to adult
pulmonary artery
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what decreases minutes after birth
pulmonary vascular resistance (and pressure)
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retention of medial hypertrophy of pulmonary a. can lead to what of neonate
pulmonary HTN