Heart Derivatives

  1. the right auricle and the part comprised by the pectinate muscles (rough wall) are derived from
    the original embryonic (right) atrium
  2. the right auricle and the part comprised by the pectinate muscles (SMOOTH wall) are derived from
    the sinus venosus
  3. the left auricle and the part comprised of the pectinate muscles (rough wall) are derived from
    the embryonic left atrium
  4. smooth wall part of the left atrium are derived from
    embryonic pulmonary veins
  5. The trabecular part in the right ventricle is derived from the
    the primitive ventricle
  6. the conus ateriousus (to pulmonary valves) in the right ventricle are derived from the
    bulbus corids
  7. The trabecular part in the left ventricle is derived from the
    orignal embryonic venticle
  8. the outflow tract (to aortic valves) are derived from the
    bulbus corids
  9. the proximal part of the pulmonary trunk is derived from
    the truncus arteriosus
  10. the proximal part of the ascending aorta is derived from
    the trunks arteriosus
  11. a decrease in pulmonary resistance is due to
    the onset of breathing and sudden expansion of lungs
  12. an increase in systemic resistance due to
    collapse and cutting of the cord
  13. the umbilical arteries close due to smooth muscle contraction in vessel walls...they become the
    medial umbilical ligaments in an adult
  14. the umbilical vein and ductus venosus close and they become the
    ligamentum teres hepatis and ligamentum venosum in the adult
  15. the ductus ateriosus is closed by muscle contractions of its wall and it becomes the
    ligamentum ateriosum in the adult
  16. the foramen oval is closed by increased pressure in the left atrium due to pulmonary good flow and it becomes the
    fossa ovalis
  17. the transverse portion of the sinus and the proximal portion of the left sinus horn become
    the coronary sinus in the adult heart
  18. The right common cardinal vein becomes the
    SVC
  19. the right vitelline vein becomes the
    IVC
  20. the right umbilical vein becomes
    NOTHING; it completely disappears

    (left vitelline, common cardinal and umbilical veins get obliterated)
  21. The sinuatrial orfice is boarded by "venous valve" a part of one of these becomes the valves of the _____(2 things)_____ of the adult heart
    • IVC 
    • Coronary sinus
  22. the sinus venous of the right atrium becomes the
    smooth part of the right atrium in adults
  23. the membranous IV septum is derived from
    the conus septum
  24. the muscular IV septum is derived from the
    medial walls of the expanding ventricles
  25. develop from small tubercles which develop int he primitive truncus arteriosus
    semilunar valves
  26. develop from the tissue of the outgrowths that subdivided the primitive AV canal
    AV valves and chordae tendinae
Author
arikell
ID
337901
Card Set
Heart Derivatives
Description
Anatomy
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