Exam 2 Flashcards
Vitelline Arteries form what 3 structures
Celiac trunk
Superior mesenteric artery
Inferior mesenteric artery
Vitelline arteries supple blood to…
The yolk sac
Sinus venareum (smooth wall portion of R.Atrium) develop from
Right Sinus Horn of Sinus Venosus
Right and Left Vitelline Valves form the…
Portal vein
The Left sinus horn of SV forms the…
Coronary sinus &
Left vein of left atrium
Left umbilical vein forms…
Ductus venosus
Right anterior cardinal vein develops into the…
Superior vena cava
Umbilical artery develops into the..
Medial umbilical ligament
Ductus venosus connects the ______ to ______
Left umbilical vein to inferior vena cava
Ductus arteriosus connects _______ to ______
Pulmonary artery
Aorta
Ductus arteriosus shunts blood from
RV to LV
Atrioventricular swellings from…
Valve cusp
Cordae tendineae
Embryonic ventricle forms…
Papillary muscle
Bulbous cordis forms…
Membranous IV septum
Right ventricular outflow tract
Left ventricular outflow tract
Truncus arteriosus forms…
Proximal part of aorta
Promximal part of pulmonary artery/trunk
Ductus Venosus shunts blood from…
RA to LA
Arch I
Maxillary artery
Arch II
Hyoid and stapedial artery
Arch III
Common and carotid artery
Arch IV Left
Arch of Aorta
Arch IV Right
Right Subclavian Artery
Arch VI Left
Left Pulmonary Artery &
Ductus Arteriosus
Arch VI Right
Right Pulmonary Artery
Muscular interventricular septum develops from
Embryonic ventricle
IVC is formed from
Sub cardinal vein
Sacrocardinal vein
Vitelline vein
Ostium secundum forms where?
In the septum primum
Umbilical vein forms __________ after birth
Round ligament of the liver
Renal vein forms from the ________
Subcardinal vein
Subcardinal vein develops because of the ______________
Development of the kidney
Vitelline veins form the following…
Portal vein
Hepatocardiac part of IVC
Hepatic veins
R & L hepatic sinusoids
The Left Venous Valve forms what in the adult heart
Interatrial septum
Membranous interventricular septum develops from the _______
Bulbous cordis
Sinoatrial swelling forms…
Right atrioventricular valve
Pectinate muscle develops from…
Embryonic atrium
R & L venous valves fuse and form
Septum spurium
Foramen ovale is formed by…
Septum secundum
Left venous valve
Ostium secundum
Septum primum forms the…
Valve of foramen ovale
Sinus venosus forms…
Sinus venareum
Smoothed wall part of the left atrium develops from
Pulmonary vein
Sacrocardinal veins fuse with the growth of the…
Lower limbs
Sacrocardinal veins form the
Common iliac veins
Subcardinal veins form the
Subcardinal portion of inferior vena cava
Left cardinal vein forms…
Nothing..it disappears
After birth, ductus venosus becomes…
Ligamentum venosum
After birth, the foramen ovale forms…
Fossa ovalis
After birth, ductus arteriosus forms…
Ligamentum arteriosum
The foregut gives rise to what structures?
Esophagus Stomach Duodenum Liver Pancreas Respiratory system
What 3 areas does the endoderm give rise to?
Pharynx
Respiratory
GI
What structures form as part of the pharynx?
Epithelial parts of: Pharynx Thyroid Tympanic cavity Tonsils, parathyroid
What structures form as part of the respiratory?
Epithelial parts of:
Trachea
Bronchi
Lungs
What structures form as part of the GI?
Epithelial part of GI tract
Liver, pancreas
Urinary bladder
Urachus
What is fistula?
Incomplete separation of trachea and esophagus
Why does the trachea-esophageal septum form?
Different growth rates
Rotation of the stomach forms what?
Loop in the mesentery
The dorsal mesentery gives rise to…
Dorsal mesogastrium
Ventral mesentery gives rise to…
Ventral mesogastrium
Fundus of the stomach becomes what?
Greater curvature of the stomach
Ventral mesogastrium eventually becomes…
Lesser omentum
Dorsal mesogastrium eventually forms what
Greater omentum
What causes the “rotation” of the stomach?
Rotation of small intestine
What is the pace behind the stomach called?
Omental Bursa
The omentum exists due to the _____ nature of the dorsal mesogastrium
Fixed
The liver is an outgrowth of what?
Duodenum
What it’s the fastest growing organ in the embryo?
Liver
The ventral and dorsal mesentery are lined with CT that is part of the ___________
Peritoneum
__________ ligament supports the umbilical vein
Falciform
In the adult, where do we see the falciform ligament?
Attached to round ligament
The liver is primarily a ____________ organ
Peritoneal
When the liver develops, there is no visceral peritoneum. What is that area called?
Bare area
What two structured come together to form the liver?
Parenchyma cells
Hepatic sinusoids
Parenchyma forms from
Foregut
Hepatic sinusoids form from what?
Vatelline veins
What two areas of outgrowth form on the foregut?
Gallbladder
Ventral pancreas
The ventral pancreas arises from?
Bile duct (from foregut)
The dorsal pancreas come from?
Outgrowth of the foregut
Anything that develops from the midgut is supplied by what?
Mesenteric artery
The midgut is defined as the space between _________ and _________
Liver bud
Posterior intestinal portal
The primary loop of the midgut gives us what two limbs?
Cranial
Caudal
The cranial limb of the primary loop forms what?
Small intestine:
Duodenum
Jejunum
Ileum
The caudal limb of the primary loop forms what?
Large intestine: Cecum Appendix Ascending colon Proximal 2/3 of transverse colon
Midgut goes through ___________ __________ to achieve rotation
Physiological herniation
Pouch 1
Auditory tube
Pouch 2
Palatine tonsil
Pouch 3
Thymus and inferior parathyroid
Pouch 4
Superior parathyroid
Pouch 5
Ultimobrachial body (C-cells)
Pharyngeal cleft 1
External acoustic meatus
The tongue develops in conjunction with the __________
Pharyngeal arches
The heart tube develops from what?
4 angiogenic cells
Which part of the heart develops fastest?
Ventricle
Right anterior cardinal vein drains…
Upper 1/2 of embryo
Right common cardinal vein drains..
Inferior 1/2 of embryo
Umbilical veins transport blood from _____ to _____
Umbilical to heart
Vitelline veins carry blood from _____ to _____
Yolk sac to heart
Ostium secundum shunts blood from _____ to ____
Right to left atrium
Sinoatrial swellings provides passage to what?
Sinus venosus
Foramen ovale provides a shunt from _____ to _____
Right to left atrium
What causes the closing of foramen ovale?
Pressure in the left atrium pushes the septum primum against septum secundum
What causes the closure of the umbilical artery?
Thermal and mechanical changes
What causes the closure of the umbilical veins and ductus venosus?
They close after umbilical arteries close
What causes the closure of ductus arteriosus?
Bradykinin released from the lungs
Why does the interventricular foramen close?
Growth of the membranous part of the interventricular septum
Aortic arches supply blood to what
Pharyngeal arches
Vitelline arteries supply blood to what
Yolk sac
Umbilical arteries supply blood to what
Placenta
Most distal part of the truncus arteriosus
Aortic sac
Anterior cardinal veins drain what?
Cephalic end of the embryo
Posterior cardinal veins drain what?
Everything but cephalic end of embryo
Common cardinal veins drain into where
Sinus horn
Subcardinal veins drain
Kidney
Sacrocardinal veins drain
Lower limbs
Supracardinal veins drain
Body wall via intercostal veins
The developing digestive tract stays connected to the yolk sac by the __________
Vitelline veins
Dorsal pancreatic bud forms in the _______
Dorsal mesentery
Ventral pancreatic bud develops ________
Near the bile duct
Islets of Langerhan serve what function
Eventually secrete insulin
What seperates the allantois and anorectal canal?
Urorectal septum
Where does the thyroid gland develop?
Foramen cecum
What is the axis of rotation for the midgut?
Superior mesenteric artery
What divides the midgut into cranial and caudal portions?
Vitelline duct
What is the most cranial portion of the digestive tube?
Pharynx
Anal canal is from
Cloaca
The midgut is from the ______ to the ______
Liver bud to posterior intestinal portal
The foregut is from the ____ to _____
Lung bud to liver bud
The hindgut is form the ____ to ____
Posterior intestinal portal to cloacal membrane