Embryo Flashcards

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Two types of tissue found in Meckel Diverticulum

A

Gastric and Pancreatic tissue

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What is the pathology in Hirschsprung Disease?

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Failure of neural crest cells to migrate from the ectoderm to the hindgut to form parasympathetic ganglia. Hindgut is non-motile

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What are some foregut related birth defects and what specific group is most prone to these defects?

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VACTERL
vertebral, anus, cardiac, tracheal, esophageal, respiratory, limb.

Embryos developing while the women are still taking progesterone/estrogen contraceptives

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Condition where the infant is born with herniated midgut contents covered by amnion.

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Omphalocele

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Condition where the infant is born with herniated midgut contents not covered by amnion.

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Gastroschisis

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What is a volvulus?

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A bowel obstruction where a loop of bowel twists around its site of mesenteric attachment leading to ischemia and/or loss of innervation.

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What are the Tournoux and Rathke folds?

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Tournoux: vertical fold that starts superior and progresses inferior to separate the urogenital tract from the anorectal tract.

Rathke: horizontal folds that start lateral and move medial to separate the urogenital tract from the anorectal tract.

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