W12 Embryology Flashcards
what are the steps of ovulation
growing follicles will break open
release oocytes into the ampulla
then travel to the uterine tube
what space does the sperm need to penetrate
perivitelline space
what is the nucleus called when the egg is fertilised
pronucleus
what do cells grow to after 1 mitosis
morula
what is the outside of the blastocyst called
trophoblast
what is the job of the embryoblast
development of the fetus
how long does it take to form the blastocyst
1 week
what is formed after 2 weeks of pregnancy
the bilaminar disc
what is Gastrulation
formation of a multi-layered embryo
what are the 3 germ layers of the embryo
ectoderm
mesoderm
endoderm
what germ layer is formed on week 2
mesoderm
what germ layer is formed on week 3
ectoderm
what 3 things does the ectoderm develop into
skin
eyes
CNS/PNS
what does the mesoderm develop into
bones
skeletal muscle
urogenital system
cardiovascular system
what is neurulation
ectoderm forms a neural tube
which day does the posterior neuropore close at
28
which day does the anterior neuropore close at
24
what is spina bifida
failure of posterior neuropore to close
what is anencephaly a result of
failure of anterior neuropore to close
what is the prosencephalon, mesencephalon and rhombencephalon known as in the brain
forebrain
midbrain
hindbrain
what does the heart develop from in embryos
cardiogenic mesoderm from the cranial end of neural tube
what are haem angioblasts and myoblasts known as
blood islands
what are haem angioblasts for
form endocardial heart tube
which day are the primitive blood vessels formed
day 18
how does the primitive heart tube form
fusing of endocardial tubes
how does Cardiogenic mesoderm form heart tube
lateral folding process
what does the sinus venosus form
coronary sinues
what does the primitive ventricle form
left ventricle
what does the bulbus cordis form
right ventricle
what does the truncus arteriosus form
pulmonary artery
what limits the elongation of the primitive heart tube
pericardium
which days are vessels and major chambers aligned in the heart
day 23-28
what are the 2 chambers of a side of heart connected by
atrioventricular canal
how does the septum form to divide the left and right side of canal
endocardial cushions grow and fuse
what is VSD
damage to the septum
whats the job of the Septum Primum
separate the left atrium from the right ventricle
what does secundum mean in the heart
ASD between the septum
how does the foramen ovale form
when the septum secundum grows over the ostium secundum
what happens during ductus venosus circulation
shunts blood from umbilical vein to IVC
what happens during foramen ovale circulation
shunts blood from RA to LA
what happens during ductus arteriosus circulation
shunts blood from pulmonary trunk to ascending aorta
what happens when the right atrium pressure > left atrium
septum primum opens to shunt blood
which gender is ASD more common in
females