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Embryology Flashcards

1
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produces blastomeres

Mitotic divisions

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Week 1

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2
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16 cell structure at 3 days post fertilization

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Morula

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3
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Cells that implant into uterine wall at day 6

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Trophoblast

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4
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Form embryo of fetus and embryo blast

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Inner mast cells

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5
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Trophoblast into 2 layers

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Cytotrophoblasts

Synctiotrophoblasts

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6
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Produces hcg

In contact with maternal blood supply via trophoblastic lacunae

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Synctiotrophoblast

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7
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Inner cell layer form new trophoblastic cells

Lines primitive yolk sac

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Cytotrophoblast

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8
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Embryoblast (inner cell mast) forms 2 layers that form flat disc

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Epiblast

Hypoblast

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9
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Source of all germ layers
Embryonic ectodermal tissue
Small cavity = amniotic cavity
Epiblastic cells = amino lasts

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Epiblast layer

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10
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Cuboidal epithelium
Forms primitive yolk sac
Becomes endodermis tissue of yolk sac

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Hypoblast

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11
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Extraembryonic mesoderm divides into

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Somatic

Splanchinic

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12
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Connecting stalk is future

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Umbilical cord

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13
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Cytotrophoblast cells penetrate synctiotrophoblast forms

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Primary villi

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14
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Extraembryonic splanchnic mesoderm covers

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Yolk sac

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15
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Secondary and tertiary villi form barrier between

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Maternal and fetal blood by the two layers of trophoblasts

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16
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Week 3 beginning of

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Morphogenesis

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17
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Notochord formed
3 layer disc from bilaminar disc composed of ecto- endo- meso-derm
Formation of primitive streak

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Week 3 Gastrulation

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18
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Epiblast cells through primitive pit form

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Notochordal process

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19
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Epiblast cells lateral primitive streak form

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Mesoderm

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20
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Epiblast cells staying form

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Ectoderm

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21
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Epiblast cells on primitive streak

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Endoderm

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22
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Germ layers derived from

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Eps lasting cell layer of bilaminar disc

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23
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Epithelial lining of respiratory system and gi tract

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Endoderm

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24
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Smooth and striated m
Skeleton
Reproductive 
Vessels
❤️
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Mesoderm

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25
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Epidermis

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Surface ectoderm

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26
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Nervous system

Neural crest

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Neuroectoderm

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27
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Notochord process forms

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Notochordal plate

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28
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Structure around which vertebral column forms

Inducer of neural plate formation

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Notochord

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29
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Living derivative of notochord is

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Nucleus pulposus

30
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Paraxial mesoderm + notochord =

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Neural tube induction

31
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Neural crest and tube from

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Ectoderm

32
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Induction of notochord to form

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Neural plate

33
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Rectangular shaped pairs of paraxial mesoderm that form on either side of notochord

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Somites

34
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Axial skeleton at that level and dermis connected to it

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Somite

35
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Body cavities develop from

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Lateral plate of intraembryonic mesoderm

36
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Somatic mesoderm =

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Parietal

37
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Splanchnic =

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Visceral

38
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All systems and organs develop frontera layers

Most structural defects induced

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Week 3-8 Embryonic period

39
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Zygote
Sex determined
Initiation of cell division (cleavage)
23 to 46 chromosomes

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Fertilization

40
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Formation of neural tube in 3rd week when notochord and paraxial mesoderm induced neuroectoderm to form neural plate

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Neurulation

41
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Formation of neural tube starts with

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Neural fold
Followed by neural tube and crest
Finally neuropores close

42
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Neural tube wall formed by three layers

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Ependymal
Mantle
Marginal

43
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Ependymal gives rise to

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All cell types of CNS

44
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Mantle thickens to form

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Alar plate (dorsal horn)
Basal plate (ventral horn)
45
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Axons from the mantle layer form

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Marginal layer

46
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Neural crest =

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Dorsal root ganglia

Autonomic ganglia

47
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Mesenchyme =

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Meninges

48
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Motor control of smooth ❤️ and glands require how many neurons and what are they called

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2

Pre and post-ganglion neuron

49
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How many motor neurons needed for skeletal muscle

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1

50
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Telencephalon

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Cerebral hemispheres

51
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Diencephalon

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Thalamus and hypothalamus

52
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Mesencephalon

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Midbrain

53
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Metencephalon

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Pons and cerebellum

54
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Myelencephalon

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Medulla

55
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In basal and alar plates, Gray matter organized in clusters of cell bodies called

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Nuclei

56
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3 flexures

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Midbrain
Cervical (between hindbrain and cord)
Pontine (between metencephalon and myelecephalon)

57
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Remnant of lumen of neural tube consisting of lateral ventricles, third and fourth ventricle, cerebral aqueduct and continuous with central canal of cord and subarachnoid space outside CNS

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Ventricular system

58
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Choroid plexus within ventricular system produces

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Cerebrospinal fluid

59
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Axial skeleton derived from

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Somites

60
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Somites differentiate into 2 aspects

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Ventromedial

Dorsolateral

61
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Ventromedial =

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Sclerotome = vertebral body neural arch ribs

62
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Dorsolateral =

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Dermomyotome

Skin and mm

63
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Notochordal process becomes notochord
Vertebral body forms around notochord
Nucleus pulposus left as living derivative of notochord

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Notochordal stage

64
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Paired sclerotome

Mesenchymal masses surround notochord and neural tube

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Precartilaginous/mesenchymal stage

65
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Each sclerotome differentiates into cranial loose and caudal dense cells

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Resegmentation

66
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Cranial loose and caudal dense cells separated by

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IVD

67
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Caudal part fuses with

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Cranial part of subjacent sclerotome

68
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By end of month 6 notochord cells replaced by what forming nucleus pulposus

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Mesenchymal tissues

69
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Mesenchymal cells differentiates into chondroblasts at chondrofication centers

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Cartilaginous stage

70
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How many primary and secondary ossification centers in each vertebrae

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3

5

71
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Deep back muscles innervated by dorsal rami

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Epaxial

72
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Thoracic abdominal body wall and limbs innervated by ventral rami

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Hypoxial

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