Development of arteries Flashcards

1
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What is Vasculogenesis

A

•: fusion of angioblasts (FGF and VEGF growthfactors and their receptors)

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2
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What is Angiogenesis?

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new vessels develop from buds of the existingvessels.

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3
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Angiogenesis

→ identify

A
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4
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Circulating blood cells come from ___ within early vessels

A

hematopoietic cell clusters

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5
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Hematopoietic Cell Clusters

Blood formation will later move to_____ (3)

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liver, spleen, thymus, and eventually to bone marrow

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6
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Identify

A

Hematopoietic cell cluster

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7
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Major Embryonic Arteries

___ supplies the yolk sac

A

Vitelline artery

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Major Embryonic Arteries

The role of Umbilical arteries

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take deoxygenated blood from the fetus to the placenta

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Major Embryonic Arteries

The role of Umbilical veins

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take oxygenated blood from the placenta to the fetus

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10
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Major Embryonic Arteries

____ fuse into a single dorsal aorta developing various segmental branches

A

The right and left dorsal aortae

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Major Embryonic Arteries

The right and left dorsal aortae fuse into a single dorsal aorta developing ___

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various segmental branches

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12
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Aortic Arches and Large Arteries

Only ____ on each side leading to a right and left dorsal aorta

A

one aortic arch

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13
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Aortic Arches and Large Arteries

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Aortic Arches and Large Arteries

Only one aortic arch on each side leading to____ and ___

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a right and left dorsal aorta

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15
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Aortic Arches and Large Arteries

Additional arches form until there are _____

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1st, 2nd 3rd, 4th, and 6th arches;

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16
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Aortic Arches and Large Arteries

gut tube is (1)____ (anterior/posterior) to developing heart but passes (2)___(anterior/posterior) to fused dorsal aorta

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  1. posterior
  2. anterior
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17
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Aortic Arches and Large Arteries

gut tube is posterior to developing heart but passes anterior to ____

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fused dorsal aorta

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18
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Aortic Arches and Large Arteries

gut tube is posterior to ____ but passes anterior to fused dorsal aorta

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developing heart

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19
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First and Second Aortic Arches

Forming mature circulation, parts of this system close and separate from their neighbors

1st arch disappears, leaving small proximal portion that contributes to ____

A

maxillary artery

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20
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First and Second Aortic Arches

Forming mature circulation, parts of this system close and separate from their neighbors

2nd arch also disappears, leaving small ___

A

stapedial artery

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21
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Forming mature circulation, parts of this system close and separate from their neighbors

___ also disappears, leaving small stapedial artery

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2nd arch

22
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Forming mature circulation, parts of this system close and separate from their neighbors

___ disappears, leaving small proximal portion that contributes to maxillary artery

A

1st arch

23
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3rd and 4th Aortic Arches

3rd arch becoming _____ and _____ ; remains attached to dorsal aorta cranial to it

A

common and internal carotid artery

24
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3rd and 4th Aortic Arches

3rd arch becoming common and internal carotid artery; remains attached to ____ cranial to it

A

dorsal aorta

25
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___ becoming common and internal carotid artery; remains attached to dorsal aorta cranial to it

A

3rd arch

26
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3rd and 4th Aortic Arches

Section of ____ between 3rd and 4th arch rescinds, separating two arches from each other

A

dorsal aortae

27
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3rd and 4th Aortic Arches

Leaves 4th arch connected to more caudal regions of dorsal aorta on both sides; will contribute to ____ and ____

A

aortic arch (left) and subclavian artery (right)

28
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Leaves ____ connected to more caudal regions of dorsal aorta on both sides; will contribute to aortic arch (left) and subclavian artery (right)

A

4th arch

29
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Leaves 4th arch connected to more caudal regions of ____ on both sides; will contribute to aortic arch (left) and subclavian artery (right)

A

dorsal aorta

30
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Blood Supply - 6th Aortic Arch

Relationship between the aortic arches and the developing gut tube

Aortic arches are within pharyngeal arches and run ____

A

between adjacent pharyngeal pouches

31
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Blood Supply - 6th Aortic Arch

Relationship between the aortic arches and the developing gut tube

Aortic arches are within pharyngeal arches and run ____

A

between adjacent pharyngeal pouches

32
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Blood Supply - 6th Aortic Arch

Relationship between the aortic arches and the developing gut tube

Aortic arches are within ____

A

pharyngeal arches

33
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Blood Supply - 6th Aortic Arch

Relationship between the aortic arches and the developing gut tube

→ 6th aortic arches connect to ____

A

aortic sac, dorsal aorta, AND developing lung buds

becoming pulmonary arteries

34
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Blood Supply - 6th Aortic Arch

Relationship between the aortic arches and the developing gut tube

→ 6th aortic arches connect to aortic sac, dorsal aorta, AND developing lung buds; becoming ____

A

pulmonary arteries

35
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As aortic arches develop, heart’s outflow tracts partitions into ___ and ___

Aorta propels blood into derivatives of 3rd and 4th arches

A

aorta and pulmonary trunk

36
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Morphologic Changes of Aortic Arches

As aortic arches develop, heart’s outflow tracts partitions into ___ and ___

A

aorta and pulmonary trunk

37
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Morphologic Changes of Aortic Arches

As aortic arches develop, heart’s outflow tracts partitions into aorta and pulmonary trunk

  • Aorta propels blood into derivatives of __and _
  • Pulmonary trunk propels blood into pulmonary arteries, derivatives of ___
A
  • 3rd and 4th arches
  • 6th arches
38
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Morphologic Changes of Aortic Arches

On the right, connection between 6th arch and dorsal aorta remains as _____

A

ductus arteriosus

39
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Morphologic Changes of Aortic Arches

On the right, connection between ____ and ____ remains as ductus arteriosus

A

6th arch and dorsal aorta

40
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Morphologic Changes of Aortic Arches

Simultaneously, 7th intersegmental artery enlarges and extends into ____

A

developing upper limb

41
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Morphologic Changes of Aortic Arches

Simultaneously, ____ enlarges and extends into developing upper limb

A

7th intersegmental artery

42
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Morphologic Changes of Aortic Arches

Right dorsal aorta rescinds between ____ and ____

A

7th intersegmental artery and fused dorsal aorta

43
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Morphologic Changes of Aortic Arches

____ rescinds between 7th intersegmental artery and fused dorsal aorta

A

Right dorsal aorta

44
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First and Second Aortic Arches

→ identify

A
45
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3rd and 4th Aortic Arches

→ identify

A
46
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6th Aortic Arch

→ identify

A
47
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6th Aortic Arch

→ identify

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48
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Morphologic Changes of Aortic Arches

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49
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Course of the Recurrent Laryngeal Nerves

The recurrent laryngeal nerves originally curve around the _____.

A

6th aortic arches

50
Q

•The coronary arteries develop from _____

A

the proepicardial body