Flashcards in Embryogenesis and Fetal Period Deck (72)
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neurulation
ectoderm thickens and becomes known as the neural place
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what happens on day 22 in reference to the neural plate
it begins to fold inward and makes contact with four occpital somites and the first cervical somites
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what day does the cranial neuropore close
24 or 25
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what day does the caudal neuropore close
26 or 27
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the fusion of the neural folds results in the formation of what ?
neural tube
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neural crest cells
really important, lose attachment to neural tube and form a lot of things
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what are some examples of neural crest derivatives
parasympathetic ganglia of 3,7, 9 and 10, sensory ganglia of central nervous sytem of 5, 7, 9 and 10 and the autonomic doral root ganglia
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surface ectoderm gives rise to what ?
epidermis, hair, nails, cutaneous, mamary glands, anterior pituitary gland, enamel of teeth, internal ear, and lens of eye
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mesoderm immediately laterally to the notochord form cylindrical bodies called ___________
paraxial mesoderm
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mesoderm just laterally to the notochord forms_________
intermediate mesoderm
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futherest lateral to the notochord forms _____-
lateral plate mesoderm
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paraxial mesoder
axial skeleton, volutary musclulatur and part of the dermis
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intermediate mesoderm
form the urinary system and parts of the genital system
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lateral plate mesoderm
will split into two layers splachnic mesoderm (associated with endoderm) and somatopleuric mesoderm (associated with the ectoderm)
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the paraxial mesoderm helps form the first ________-
somite on day 20
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how many pairs of somites are there ?
37 pairs
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the endoderm of the embryo contributes to what structure ______________
yolk sac
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endoderm derivatives
epithelial lining of GI tract, allantois, epithelium of repiratory tract, bladder, urethra, tympanic cavity and auditory tube, parenchyma of thyroid, parathyroid, liver and pancreas, stroma cells of the tonsils and the thymus
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when is the fetal period
9th week til birth
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characteristics of weeks 9-12
liver is major site of erythropoeisis, and the external genitals can be distinguished male or female
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weeks 13-16
sites of ossification are evident, eye movements and the eyes are facing forward
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weeks 17-20
primary ovarian follicles are formed and testes are descending
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weeks 21-25
period of weight gain, blink and startle reflexes, surfactant is beginning to be secreted into the lungs
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weeks 26-29
lungs are capable of breathig, CNS is capable of breathing and body temperature, spleen is still making blood cells but by 28 weeks blood formation shifts to the bone marrow
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weeks 30-34
pupillary light reflex is present, fat is still accumulating
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weeks 35-38
finish period involves final preparations of tissues important to the outside world
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for the first 12 weeks of developent what is the major blood producing organ
yolk sac
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for weeks 12-30 what organ is the major blood producing organ and weeks 12-24
liver, spleen
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by week 30 what is the major hemopoietic organ
bone marrow
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what is amniocentesis ?
sampling of the amnioc fluid to test for genetic disorders (must pass through chorion and amnion to get the sample)
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by the 4th week the somites begin to differentiate into ______________ and ___________-
sclerotome and dermomyotome
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hemangioblast
give rise to blood vessels
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vasculogenesis
formation of blood islands, denovo vessels
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angiogenesis
sprouting from existing vessels
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hemangiomas
tumor like collections of blood vessels typically on the face
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epithlium derived from the mesoderm is
vascular endothelium
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epithelium derived from the endoderm is
epithelium of structures derived from yolk sac (gut and airway)
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epithlium derived from the ectoderm
epidermis and ependyma
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benign tumors of mesoderm epithelium are
angiomas
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malignant tumors of mesoderm epithelium are
sarcomas
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benign tumors of endoderm epithelium are
pailoma or adenomas
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malignant tumors of endoderm epithelium are
carcinomas
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benign tumors of ectoderm epithelium are
papiloma and ademoas
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malignant tumors of ectoderm epithelium are
carcinomas
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connective tissue is derived from ?
mesoderm for torso and limps and neuroectoderm (head)
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benign tumors of connective tissue mesoderm
fibroma, lipoma, chondroma, osteoma
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malignanty tumors of connective tissue medoderm
sarcomas
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benign tumors of muscle mesoderm
myomas
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malignant tumors of muscle mesoderm
myosarcomas
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what are the two types of paraxial mesoderm
sclerotome and dermomyotome
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what does the sclerotome give rise to
skeleton and cartilage
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what does the dermomyotome give rise to
skeletal muscles, dermis and connective tissues
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expected date of confinement ( EDC)
measures corwn rump length, head measurements and femur length to determine age
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gestation age
age from last menstruation!
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last nomrla menstrual period
with this gestation takes 40 week
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actual date of fertilization
with this measure it takes 38 weeks
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what is the first trimester
all major systems are developed
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second trimester
external anatomy, many birth defects can be detected
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third trimester
fetus becomes viable
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if alpha fetoprotein is elevated what happens
detects of embryonic body wall
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if alpha fetoprotein is depressed what can result
downs syndrome and trisomy 18
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surface ectoderm gives rise to
epidermis, hair,cutaneous and mammary glands, anterior pituitary gland, enamel of teeth, internal ear, and lens of the eye
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what does paraxial mesoderm give rise to
sclerotome which gives rise to skeleton and cartilage
dermomyotome which gives rise to skeletal muscles, dermis and connective tissue
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what does intermediate mesoderm give rise to
urogenital system and contributions to the reproductive system
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what does the lateral plate mesoderm give rise to
somatic(parietal) layer gives rise to connective tissue of limbs and serious membranes
splanchnic (visceral) layer gives rise to connective tissue, smooth muscle of vercera, serious membranes, primordial heart, blood, spleen, and suprarenal cortex
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what does the endoderm give rise to
epithelium of the GI tract, liver, pancrease, liver, urachus, trachea, bronchi, longs, pharynyx, and thyroid
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what does the neural ectoderm give rise to
neural tube (CNS, retina, pineal gland, and posterior pituitary)
neural crest (all ganglia)
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the myotome splits into what
epaxial (intrinsic back muscleS) and hypomeres (hypaxial)
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epithelium is derived from what layers
all three
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connective tissue is derived from what
neuroectoderm and mesoderm
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muscle is derived from
mesoderm
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