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Define: Morphologic
form and structure of organ
Define: Functional
function or job of organ
Morphological RV normal characteristics: (5)
triangle shape
course trabeculations
attach pap to IVS
moderator band
trileaflet valve
morphologic LV characteristics are: (4)
conical shape
smooth interior surface
2 clearly defined pap muscles
bileaflet valve (bicuspid)
Morphologic RA characteristics are:
drain coronary sinus, IVC, SVC
Larger appendage than LA
Could drain some / all PV (anomalous PV drain)
Morphologic LA characteristics include:
doesn't drain any systemic veins
drains ALL pulmonary veins
Name 2 stable anatomical relationships in CHD:
1. visceroatrial situs
2. relationship of AV valves & ventricles
Define: atrioventricular alignment
describes which atrium opens to which ventricle
Define: Concordance
RA opens into RV
LA opens into LV
Define: Discordance
RA opens into LV (through MV)
LA opens into RV (through TV)
Cardiac Positions:
Lie in Rt Chest =
Lie in Lt Chest =
Lie in Midline =
Situs Solitus =
Situs Inversus =
Dextrocardia
Levocardia
Mesocardia
Normal lie
Rt-->Lt position of unpaired organs of body (dextrocardia)
Cardiac situs is determined by the position of ________________ because they MC consistant relation to situs of viscera.
atria
3 causes of dextrocardia are:
1. mechanical - dextroposition - heart rt chest; apex pts left
2. situs inversus - dextrocardia - rt chest; apex rt
3. early fetus - dextroversion - lt chest; apex pt rt
Levoversion of situs inversus =
opposite of dextroversion of situs solitus
right chest; apex pt left
Mesocardia =
midline arrest of normal cardiac rotation in situs solitus or situs inversus
How does one begin a pediatric echo?
subcostal
Define: Situs
normal or original position, as of a body organ or part
Author
lstaal1
ID
22028
Card Set
Echo 530
Description
Abnormal Cardiac Chambers
Updated
2010-06-04T20:27:16Z
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