embryology Flashcards

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where do germ cells form? (germ cells give rise to the gametes of an organism that reproduces sexually)

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Germ cells form within the yolk sac in the fetus and travel to the fetal midsection, where the reproductive organs form.

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lower 2/3 of vagina are formed from…

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sinovaginal bulbs (vaginal plate, from urogenital sinus, which also forms the urinary bladder - endoderm)

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is the vagina ectoderm, mesoderm or endoderm

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upper 1-2/3 from intermediate mesoderm
lower 1-2/3 from endoderm

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what is Ebstein’s anomaly

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septal and posterior leaflets of the tricuspid valve are displaced downwards towards the apex of the right ventricle of the heart. (systolic murmur)

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congenital absence of vas deferens - percentage risk that this male has cystic fibrosis

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80%

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neurulation happens on week three. When does the neural TUBE form from the neural groove?

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day 25

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when does the anterior neuropore close?
when does the posterior neuropore close?

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day 24 - 29
day 27 - 30
sources differ, but the point is that the posterior closes after the anterior

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when does fetal kidney start to produce urine

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urine production begins by weeks 13-15

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Embryonic origin of trigone of bladder?

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Mesonephric duct!!
In the classic view of bladder development the trigone originates from the mesoderm derived wolffian ducts while the remainder of the bladder originates from the endoderm derived urogenital sinus.

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where does the hepatic diverticulum bud from?

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terminal end of the foregut (duodenum)

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what is the septum transversum?

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a thick mass of cranial mesenchyme, formed in the embryo, that gives rise to parts of the thoracic diaphragm and the ventral mesentery of the foregut, and provides mesenchyme to become the capsule of the liver

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when does hepatic diverticulum (/liver bud) (endoderm) form

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3rd week

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what does the hepatic diverticulum grow into?

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septum transversum (mesoderm)

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from how many buds does the pancreas develop from?

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2 - the ventral and dorsal pancreatic buds
they will be joined together (posteriorly) by the rotation of the stomach and the migration of the liver

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how prevalent are cardiac malformations in neonates?

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1%

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when does the fetal ‘heart’ start beating?

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22 days

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the most inferior horns of the primitive heart, which receives blood and puts it into the primitive atrium is called…

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sinus venosus

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in the primitive heart, blood from the ventricle moves into the… and then into the…

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bulbus cordis
paired aortic arches

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from which structure do the right ventricle and outflow portions of the RV and LV develop

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bulbus cordis

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from which structure do the right atrium, SVC, IVC and coronary sinus develop

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sinus venosus

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what does the primordial ventricle become?

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what does the primordial atrium become?

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LA + R+L auricles

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from which structure do the aorta and pulmonary artery develop?

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from which structure(s) does the foramen ovale develop?

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ostium secundum and septum secundum

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patent foramen ovale is frequently asymptomatic until...
DVT --> stroke via foramen ovale or increased right-sided pressure e.g. scuba diving increasing preload, causing a shunt from L-->R
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what does the allantois become and when?
urachus 5th-7th week
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what forms the allantois and when?
yolk sac, week 3
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from week 4 - week 12, what performs filtration?
mesonephros (before the metanephros takes over with the actual kidney)
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which bits of the kidney form from the ureteric bud, and which from the metanephric blastema
ureteric bud forms collecting system from collecting duct to calyces, renal pelvis, ureter the metanephric blastema forms the excretory portion from the glomerulus to the DCT
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embryological origin of the bladder
trigone = metanephric ducts (mesoderm) rest of bladder = (endodermal) cloaca / urogenital sinus the part of the hindgut which is distal to the allantois is called the cloaca a urorectal septum grows down into the cloaca, forming a urogenital sinus (anterior to septum) continuous with the allantois, and a primitive rectum (posterior to septum).
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what is the ductus venosus between?
umbilical vein and IVC thereby allowing oxygenated blood from the placenta to BYPASS the liver
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what type of cells form from the mesenchymal cells?
Leydig cells (males) ovarian support stroma
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what type of cells form from the mesothelial cells?
Seminiferous tubulues (male) follicular cells
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at what stage of development do the Mullerian ducts form the internal female genitalia?
week 8 - 12
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which cells of the blastocyst secrete HCG?
syncytiotrophoblast
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what does the corpus luteum secrete?
progesterone
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when does bilaminar disc form?
day 8 which is the beginning of week 2 (BI-laminar - week 2) remember that week 2 is NOT day 14!! It's a 7 day period from day 8
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what cells form the primitive yolk sac
hypoblast
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how many cells in the blastocyst
100 - 200
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functions of the yolk sac
gas exchange blood cells nutrient delivery provides cells to the gut and germ cells etc.
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inside the cytotrophoblast, there is formation of extra-embryonic ****derm that forms which structures?
**** extra-embryonic mesoderm primitive stalk and chorionic cavity
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GFR peak at what gestational age
36 weeks?
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When does the foetus start to make HbA? what percentage of Hb is HbA at birth?
evidence the foetus can make HbA from 9-12 weeks however HbF is the predominate Hb HbA is around 10% of Hb at birth but predominate at 6 months postnatally
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When does the yolk sac start haematopoesis? When does the liver start haematopoesis?
day 17 (week 3) - yolk sac haematopoesis day 23 (week 4) - the first wave of haematopoietic cells colonize the liver.
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functional adult kidney develops from...
METAnephros
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epithelial lining of respiratory tubes is from which layer
endoderm (The smooth muscle, cartilage etc. is mesoderm)
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from what structure does the respiratory diverticulum bud? and what week?
foregut week 4
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what is the layer of mesoderm surrounding the respiratory diverticulum?
splanchnic mesochyme (splanchnic given that the respiratory diverticulum (endoderm) comes off the foregut) this makes the smooth muscle, connective tissue etc. of the respiratory tubes
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embryological origin of the visceral vs the parietal pleura (both are mesoderm, but what type?)
visceral pleura is splanchnic mesoderm parietal pleura is somatic mesoderm (next to chest wall)
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type 1 pneumocyte cell type and function
squamous cells very thin, for gas exchange N.B. the adjacent type 1 cells are connected by tight or occluding junctions that prevent leakage of fluid into the alveolar space.
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division day for: DCDA, MCDA, MCMA, conjoined twins
DCDA