Wk3 GI Development Flashcards
lining of GI and related glands from what embryonic tissue?
endoderm
stomodeum (future mouth)
proctodeum (anal pit)
from what embryonic tissue?
ectoderm
smooth muscle and CT of GI tract form what embryonic tissue?
splanchnic mesoderm
Where does vagus inervation switch to pelvic splanchnic innervation in GI tract?
left colic flexure
polyhydramnios?
esophageal atresia/stenosis
respiratory distress?
tracheoesophageal fistula
Mucous cells in GI epithelium come from?
endoderm
Muscularis mucosa derived from?
mesoderm
Myenteric nerve plexus derived from?
neuroectoderm?
**not splanchnic mesoderm
Failure of apoptosis results in:
esophageal stenosis
Arterial supply for developing liver?
celiac artery
**in dorsal mesogastrium
Arterial supply for ascending colon?
superior mesenteric artery
Ventral mesentary derived from?
transverse septum
Liver’s visceral peritoneum formed by?
ventral mesentery
Anterior vagal trunk from left or right vagus nerve?
left
Spleen develops in the ______ mesentery.
dorsal
Spleen develops with which part of the developing GI tract?
foregut
Blood supply to the spleen?
celiac trunk
Hypertrophy of CIRCULAR smooth muscle of stomach outlet?
pyloric stenosis
Non-bilious projectile vomiting?
pyloric steniosis
Bilious vomitting due to failure of recanalization of the intestine?
intestina atresia or stenosis
Liver bud origin?
endoderm
Gallbladder, cystic duct, and ventral pancreas origin?
Endodermal hepatic diverticulum
Interlobular connective tissue of the liver origin?
transverse septum
Accessory pancreatic duct from which pancreas?
dorsal
omphaloenteric remnant (yolk stalk)
2 ft proximal to iliocecal junction in adult:
Meckel diverticulum
Due to persistent umbilical herniation:
congenital omphalocele
Exposed intestines due to abnormal lateral body wall folding?
gastroschisis
Proctoduem lymphatics drain to:
superficial inguinal nodes
Hindgut lymphatics drain to:
inferior mesenteric nodes
Failure of neural crest cells to migrate into the splanchnic mesoderm of the distal colon?
Hirschsprung’s disease
aganglionic megacolon