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Circulatory changes at birth
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Paediatrics (Cardio) Mind Map on Circulatory changes at birth, created by v.djabatey on 27/01/2014.
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Circulatory changes at birth
fetal circulation
low left atrial Pa
cos relatively little blood returns from lungs
right atrial Pa> left atrial Pa
right atrium receives all sys venous return incl blood from placenta
foramen ovale held open
blood flows across atrial septum from right to left
w/ 1st few breaths
resistance to pulmonary blood flow falls
& blood vol flowing through lungs rises 6x
so left atrial Pa increases
placenta excluded from circulation
so blood vol returning to right atrium falls
change in Pa diff btw RA & LA
-> foramen ovale closing
ductus arteriosus
connects pulmonary artery to aorta in fetal life
normally closes in 1st few hours or days (day1-2)
can remain open in some babies w/ congenital heart lesions
called duct-dependent circulation
clinical condition will worsen quickly when duct closes
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