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test 2 LAB Flashcards

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auditory ganglion (CN 8)

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cerebral hemisphere

telencephalon becomes constricted into two “future cerebral hemisphere

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cornea

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cranial nerve 12

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diencephalon

diencephalon→ telencephalon → cerebral hemisphere

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blue: dorsal root
green: dorsal root ganglion

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endolymphatic duct

attached to otic vesicles

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geniculate ganglion

CN 7

(ventral to auditory ganglion (CN8)

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infundibulum

evagination of the prosencephalon → pituitary gland (ventral to Rathke’s pouch which becomes the pars distalis, pars intermedia, pars tuberalis of the pituitary gland)

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jugular ganglion (CN 10)

dorsal to CN9 and ventral and lateral to CN 12

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Lens

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Mesencephalon

(ventral to metencephalon)

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Metencephalon

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Myelencephalon

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olfactory pits

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otic vesicle

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pigmented layer (retina)

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rathke’s pouch

dorsal to infundibulum which is an evagination of the prosencephalon → pituitary gland (ventral to Rathke’s pouch which becomes the pars distalis, pars intermedia, pars tuberalis of the pituitary gland)

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semilunar ganglion (CN5)

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sensory layer (retina)

green is pigmented layer

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spinal cord

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superior ganglion (CN9)

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Telencephalon

diencephalon → telencephalon → cerebral hemisphere

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ascending aorta

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left atrium

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right atrium

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bulbar ridges

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bulbar cordis/ conus truncus

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green: descending aorta

right dorsal aorta

superior mesenteric artery

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left dorsal aorta

ductus arteriosus

left subclavian

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right dorsal aorta

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ductus arteriosus

left dorsal aorta

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ductus venosus

(vitelline and left umbilical vein to sinus venosus)

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endocardial cushion

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hepatic portal vein

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inferior vena cava

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interatrial septum

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intersegmental artery

branched of dorsal aortae, contribute to vertebral, subclavian, intercostal and lumbar arteries

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inter-ventricular foramen

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interventricular septum

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pulmonary trunk

in fetal all blood leaves from the RV in the bulbus cordis which turns into pulmonary trunk and ascending aorta)

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right sinus venosus

initially most caudal chamber of heart, delivers venous return to atrium, originates heart beat will turn into SA node in adult

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spiral septum

bulbus cordis leaves the RV and then is divided by the spiral septum to create Ascending aorta and pulmonary trunk

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green: left dorsal aortae
blue: subclavian

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blue: superior mesenteric artery
green: descending aorta

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umbilical arteries

descending aorta branches into umbilical arteries (connection seen at rump of baby)

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left umbilical vein

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right umbilical vein

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left ventricle

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right ventricle

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allantoic stalk

within the umbilicus, canal in the umbilical cord connecting the cloaca, then later the urogenital sinus with the allantois carries urine

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cloaca

caudal chamber of the digestive tract

turns into urogenital sinus and rectum

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cloacal membrane

turns into/opens up into cloaca which turns into urogenital sinus and rectum

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genital ridge

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glomerulus

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mesonephros

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mesonephric duct

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mesonephric tubules

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metenephric duct

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renal pelvis

metenephric duct → future renal pelvis

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future secretory tubules (metanephrogenic mesenchyme)

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urinary capsule

(capsule around Bowman’s capsule)

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urogenital sinus

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common bile duct

drains into the duodenum

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orange: cystic duct
red: gallbladder

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orange: cystic duct
red: gallbladder

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intestines

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dorsal pancreas

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green: dorsal pancreas
orange: ventral pancreas

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stomodeum (future mouth)

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Thyroid gland

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Tuberculum Impar (future tongue)

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21 fall: Dev Bio (21 decks)

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