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3rd Week of Development Flashcards

1
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Gastrulation

A

Formation of Germ layers

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2
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Neurulation

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Formation of neural tube

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3
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When does gastrulation and neurulation occurs

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3rd week of development

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4
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Sequence of formation of Gastrulation

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Cranio - caudal sequence.

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5
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Hypoblast cells are _____ shaped

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Cuboidal

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6
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Epiblast cells are ____ shaped

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Columnar

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7
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Prochordal plate are _____ cells of Hypoblast

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Columnar

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8
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Prochordal plate gives rise to

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Buccopharyngeal membrane

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9
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Oral cavity is derived from

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Buccopharyngeal membrane

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10
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Buccopharyngeal membrane is derived from

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Prochordal plate

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11
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Prochordal plate ____ end

A

Cranial

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12
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Primitive streak ___ end

A

Tail

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13
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Primitive streak is derived from

A

Epiblast.

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14
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When does primitive streak form

A

end of 2nd week or beginning of 3rd week

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15
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What indicates the start of gastrulation

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Primitive streak formation.

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16
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Persistence of primitive streak causes

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Sacrococcygeal teratoma

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17
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1st germ layer to be formed

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Endoderm

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18
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Endoderm replaces

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Hypoblast

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19
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2nd germ layer to be formed

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mesoderm

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20
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Prochordal plate and cloacal membrane formed from

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ecto and endoderm

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21
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3rd germ layer to develop

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Ectoderm

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22
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remains of epiblast after formation of intraembryonic mesoderm gives rise to

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Ectoderm

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23
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4th germ layer to be formed

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NCC, secondary mesenchyme

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24
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All germ layers are derived from

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Epiblast > yolk sac

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25
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Notochord formation steps

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Hensen’s node - primitive pit / blastopore - Notochordal process -Formation of Notochordal plate - Notochord formation.

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26
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primitive streak - midline mesoderm forms

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Notochord

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27
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Role of Notochord

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Stimulates formation of Neural tube from ectoderm

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28
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Remnants of notochord

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Nucleus pulposus > Apical lig of dens

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29
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Persistence of notochord -

30
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Pathognomic of Chordoma

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Physaliferous cell - vacuolated cytoplasm and peripheral nucleus.

31
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Parts of intraembryonic mesoderm

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Paraxial
Intermediate
Lateral mesoderm

32
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Undivided part of lateral mesoderm

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Septum Transversum

33
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Septum transversum - location

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Cranial to prochordal plate

34
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Septum Transversum gives rise to

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Diaphragm ,
Liver - Connective tissue, Kupffer cells, Sinusoids.
Fibrous pericardium.

35
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Paraxial mesoderm gives rise to

36
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Intermediate mesoderm gives rise to

A

Urogenital system

37
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Lateral mesoderm - parts

A

somatic and Splanchnopleuric layer

38
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Somatic layer of Intraembryonic lateral mesoderm gives rise to

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Appendicular skeleton and somatic layer of body cavity

39
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Splanchnopleuric layer of intraembryonic mesoderm gives rise to

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Cardiac and smooth muscles and Visceral layer of body cavity.

40
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1st pair of somites - when and where

A

D20 - Occipital region.

41
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Rate of growth of somites -

A

3 pairs / day

42
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after 5th week - how many somites

43
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From which regions does somites disappear

A

Occipital and Coccygeal

44
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Parts of Somites

A

Sclerotome and Dermomyotome

45
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Sclerotome - parts

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Lateral, Ventral, Dorsal.

46
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Dorsal sclerotome - derivatives

A

Vertebral spine.

47
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Lateral sclerotome - derivatives

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Vertebral arch

48
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Ventral sclerotome - Derivatives

A

Vertebral body

49
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Axial skeleton is derived from -

50
Q

Appendicular skeleton is derived from -

A

Somatic layer of Intraembryonic mesoderm

51
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NC and NT are surrounded by

A

Sclerotome

52
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Failure of fusion of Ventral sclerotome

A

Hemivertebra

53
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Failure of fusion of Dorsal sclerotome

A

Spina bifida

54
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Parts of dermomyotome

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Dermatome and Myotome

55
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Dermatome derivatives

A

Dermis of skin

56
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Myotome derivatives

A

Skeletal muscles.

57
Q

UL bones derived from .?

UL muscles derived from

A

Somatic IE mesoderm

Myotome of Somties.

58
Q

tuft of hair seen in which deformity

A

Spina Bifida occulta.

59
Q

Smooth muscle over dorsal aorta developed from

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Splanchnopleuric layer of lateral mesoderm.

60
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Smooth muscle over Pharyngeal arch arteries derived from

61
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Smooth muscle of Iris derived from

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Neuroectoderm.

62
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Smooth muscle of sweat glands and mammary glands derived from

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Surface ectoderm.

63
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Tertiary villi is formed by

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Blood vessels formed by Splanchnopleuric EEM + somatic layer of EEM + Syncytiotrophoblast + Cytotrophoblast.

64
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Blood Vessels are derived from

A

Mesodermal layers.

65
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Blood vessels formation - Sequence

A 
EEM layer - BV 
then 
IEM layers - BV 
then 
Anastomosis.
66
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Angioma

A

tumour of blood vessels - Origin - Mesodermal

67
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Origin of Angioma

A

Mesodermal

68
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Hematopoiesis upto 5th week is carried out by

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Splanchnopleuric layer of EEM

69
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From 5 th week Hematopoiesis is carried out by

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Liver, Spleen, Thymus and Bone marrow.

70
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Liver - Hematopoiesis timeline

A

5th week to 7th month.

71
Q

Maternal component of placenta is formed by

A

Decidua Basalis

72
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Fetal component of Placenta is formed by

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Chorionic villi.

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