OB week 2
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- paired tubular structures fuse at 22 days
- caudal portion bends to form atrioventricular loop, develops a single common atrium,
- the space between the R/L atrium is called the ostium primum; is disappears when...
- septum primum develops along the cephalad portion of the atrium and toward the endocardial cushions
- before complete fusion, ostium secundum forms, opening within it is foramen ovale
- the great vessels arise from the common trunk - truncus arteriosus
- week 7: twisting forms aorticopulmonary septum
- days 19-30: long process with many pairs to form aorta and pulmonary arches
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- placenta is sole source of oxygen for fetus
- oxy blood in placenta --> umbilical vein --> ductus venosus/IVC/SVC --> rt atrium --> foramen ovale --> Lt atrium --> Lt ventricle --> aorta --> distal arteries --> umbilical artery --> placenta
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- rt atrium --> rt ventricle -- >pulmonary artery --> ductus arteriosis --> descending aorta --> distal ateries --> umbilical artery -- > placenta
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- What are some of the things we are looking for or assessing when evaluating a 2D echo?
- what is a normal fetal heart rate?
- what are PAC's, PVC's?
- what are PAC's associated with?
- define tachycardia.
- name the 3 categories of SVTs
- what are SVTs associated with?
- define bradycardia?
- what is congenital heart block?
- what maternal disorder is it associated with?
- what is complete heart block?
- 40% of complete heart block fetuses have?
- how do we check for situs?
- what is levocardia?
- what is dextrocardia?
- what is dextroposition?
- what is mesocardia?
- which situs is associated with chest masses?
- Answers
- situs, viability, 4CH, ventricular/atrial septae, LVOT, RVOT, 3VV, aortic arch, ductal arch
- 120-180 BPM; 100-120 at 5.5-6 wks; 170 by 9-10 wks; 130 by term
- abnormal atrial and ventricular contractions originating from locations other than the sinus node
- PAC's ass.c redundancy of foramen ovale membrane, caffeine, smoking, multiple pregnancies
- heart rate greater than 180 BPM supraventricular tachycardias (SVTs) more common than ventricular tachycardia
- a) paroxysmal supraventricular tach-: atrial rate 180-300, conduction rate 1:1
- b) atrial flutter: atrial rate 300-400 conduction rate 2:1-4:1...ass.c heart block
- c) atrial fibrillation: atrial rate >400, irregular vent rate 120-160;
- ventricular tach. is rapid heart rate associated with >3 consecutive premature ventricular systoles
- structural cardiac lesions 10%; can lead to hydrops and death;
- prolonged FHR
- failure of transmission of impulses from atrium to ventricles; immature/absent conduction system
- maternal collagen vascular disease (systemic lupus erythematosus
- complete disassociation between atrial and vent. rates (odd ratios). ass.c non-immune hydrops
- structural cardiac anomalies, prognosis is poor
- stomach and heart on Lt side ?
- normal position of heart on left side of chest
- apex is directed rightward, heart is primarily in right chest
- heart in normal axis, displaced to the right by external process (e.g. left-sided chest mass)
- heart is central with apex pointing anteriorly
- dextroposition
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- 2 OB II Slide Set on OB week 2, created by caitlineschnurr on 07/10/2015.
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- caitlineschnurr · Oct 2015
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