Across
- 2. in tetralogy of fallout what happens to the right ventricle
- 3. the number of defects in tetralogy of fallot
- 7. what happens to the aorta in tetralogy of fallot
- 9. help detect heart defects
- 10. an opening in the atrial septum that permits left to right shunting of blood
- 12. increase in this lipids can result in patent ductus arteriousus
- 14. when a person is born with a disease we say it is
- 16. most shunts are from which side
- 17. boot shaped image of heart is due to what disease (abbreviation)
- 18. Most common heart defect (abbreviation)
- 20. which ventricle works the least
- 21. a valve separating the right atrium and right ventricle
Down
- 1. the blue discolouration due to lack of oxygenated blood
- 4. aorta defects
- 5. this ductus allows blood to move from pulmonary artery to aorta
- 6. a heart doctor
- 8. this cord connects the foetus with the mother’s placenta
- 11. narrowing of heart valve
- 12. a congenital connection between the great vessels that normally closes after birth allowing blood from the right side to the left side of the heart to mix
- 13. these congenital defects allows oxygenated blood to mix with deoxygenated blood
- 15. a valve separating the left atrium and left ventricle
- 19. what is a palpable murmur called
- 22. what colour shows oxygenated blood in drawings of the heart