Embryology Flashcards

1
Q

Formation of the primitive gut tube is by …

A

lateral and craniocaudal folding

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2
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What germ layer does the gut lining form from?

A

endoderm

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3
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Initially the mid gut is completely open into the ____1_____ as folding continues it narrows to form a connecting ____2____ it becomes incorporated into the _______3_______

A

1) yolk sac
2) vitelline duct
3) umbilical cord

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4
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____1_____ diverticulum appears from the foregut at the end of week 3 and then during weeks 4-7 the ___2____ lengthens rapidly due to descent of the heart and lungs

A

1) respiratory

2) oesophagus

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5
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The stomach starts as a __1___ dilation
The __2___ undergoes rapid growth to form the greater curvature The __3___ wall growth is slower resulting in the lesser curvature
There is 90 degree clockwise rotation around the ___4___ axis (LARP)
All this rotation results in the pylorus coming ___5___ and fundus ___6_____

A

1) fusiform
2) dorsal
3) ventral
4) longitudinal
5) up
6) downwards

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6
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What are mesenteries and what do they do?

A

A continuous layer of serous membrane

They attach the gut tube to the anterior (ventral) and posterior (dorsal) walls of the abdomen

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7
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The omental bursa is also known as the ____1____ and is the _________2____________
This forms from rapid growth of ____3_____ mesentery and stomach rotation around the longitudinal axis

Dorsal mesentery continues to develop as a double layered sac over the small intestine and transverse colon. These layers fuse to extend from the greater curvature of the stomach forming the ______4________

A

1) lesser peritoneal sac
2) peritoneal space posterior to the stomach
3) dorsal
4) greater omentum

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8
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The duodenum as both a ______

A

foregut and midgut structure

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9
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As the stomach rotates what happens to the duodenum?

A

Duodenum moves away from the midline to there right side of the abdominal cavity. Dorsal mesentery will fuse with peritoneum covering the posterior abdominal wall resulting in duodenum parts 2/3 becoming retroperitoneal

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10
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What causes physiological herniation of the midgut?

A

Rapid growth and expansion of the liver

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11
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What germ layer do liver cells and the lining of the biliary tree form from?

A

Endoderm

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12
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What germ layer does the spleen form from?

A

The mesoderm- it is not formed from the gut tube

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