MT overview

Question 1

order of thorax

Answer 1

it goes epiglottis
hyoid bone 
ligament
thyroid cartilage
ligament
cricoid cartilage
trachea
thyroid gland on the side of cricoid and trachea

Question 2

rings of trachea is

Answer 2

visceral arches, neural crest

Question 3

greater omentrum derived from

Answer 3

dorsal

Question 4

foregut- chart list

Answer 4

vascuralized by celiac artery,
drained by splenic nerve,
parasymp innervation from vagus nerve, pregang symp. t5-9,
travel greater splanchnic nerve,
cell bodies located on celiac ganglion

Question 5

large intestine

Answer 5

ascending-transverse-descending

Question 6

between midgut and hindgut

Answer 6

left colic flexure

Question 7

midgut

Answer 7

arterial blood from superior mesenteric
artery
venous drainage: sup. mesenesteric artery
parasymp:vagus
pregang: level 10-11
sup mesen ganglia
lesser splanic nerver

Question 8

embroy hindgut

Answer 8

arterial blood: inf mesenteric artery
venous: inf mes vein
parasymp: sac parasymp outflow s2-4
symp innervation: lesser/least splanic nerve
symp levels: t10-L2
symp pregnglonic/post: inf. mesen ganglia

Question 9

aortic arches 4th

Answer 9

becomes the arch of the aorta

Question 10

third arch

Answer 10

become the common carotid arches

Question 11

six aortic arch

Answer 11

pulmonary arches to the right and left sides of the lungs

Question 12

fifth,second, first

Answer 12

pretty much go bye bye

Question 13

ligamentum arteriousum

Answer 13

The ligamentum arteriosum (Latin: arterial ligament) is a small ligament that is the remnant of the ductus arteriosus formed within three weeks after birth. At the superior end, the ligamentum attaches to the aorta—at the final part of the arch of aorta (the isthmus of aorta) or the first part of the descending aorta.

Question 14

right and left pulm. arteries form

Answer 14

the pulm trunk

Question 15

pulm arteries

Answer 15

take deoxygnated blood away from the heart and to the lungs- only exception do the opposite

Question 16

base of the pulm trunk is a derivative of

Answer 16

the old ventral aorta, where its right and left branches are derived from the sixth aortic arch

Question 17

coronary arteries

Answer 17

supply the heart muscle with oxygenated blood

Question 18

pulm veins

Answer 18

bring oxygen. blood into the heart from the lungs- usually four pulm veins in humans

Question 19

right coronary artery–>

Answer 19

atrioventricular sulcus

Question 20

right lung

Answer 20

cranial, middle, caudual, accessory

Question 21

left lung

Answer 21

cranial, middle, caudual

Question 22

cat lung

Answer 22

4 lobes right

3 left

Question 23

human lung

Answer 23

right: upper middle lower-right & horizonatal fissure
left: upper/lower-oblique fissure

Question 24

bronchi

Answer 24

pass throguh pulm ligament

connect trachea w/lungs

Question 25

pulm veins

Answer 25

passes from the lungs to the left atrium

Question 26

SVC vessel or chamber it send venous blood to

Answer 26

right atrium

Question 27

IVCvessel or chamber it send venous blood to

Answer 27

right atrium

Question 28

Brachioc, vein vessel or chamber it send venous blood to

Answer 28

SVC

Question 29

azygous vein vessel or chamber it send venous blood to

Answer 29

SVC

Question 30

hemiazygous v vessel or chamber it send venous blood to

Answer 30

azygous vein

Question 31

accessory azygous v vessel or chamber it send venous blood to

Answer 31

azygous vein

Question 32

subclavian v vessel or chamber it send venous blood to

Answer 32

braciocephalic trunk