x exam 2 body cavity formation II

Question 1

paraxial mesoderm is

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axial parts of musculoskeletal system

Question 2

paraxial mesoderm forms

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muscles of appendicular musculoskeletal system

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intermediate mesoderm forms

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urogenital system (majority)

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lateral plate mesoderm extends

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extraembryonic as part of fetal membranes

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lateral plate mesoderm is somatic mesoderm associated with

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ectoderm

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somatic mesoderm associated with ectoderm forms

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dermis of integumentary system

connective tissues of limbs (bones, cartilage, ligg, etc.)

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lateral plate mesoderm splanchnic mesoderm associated with

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endoderm

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splanchnic mesoderm associated with endoderm

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respiratory system
GI system
caudal most parts of urogenital system (exits)

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lateral plate mesoderm subdivision

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creates space inbetween = coelom

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coelom portion within embryo is the

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intraembryonic coelom

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coelom portion outside

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extraembryonic coelom

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flat trilaminar disc

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C-shaped embryo with midventral opening

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yolk stalk and allantoic stalk pass through

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opening

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head fold: cranial extend folds

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ventrally

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cardiogenic area begins ____

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cranially

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folding relocates cardiogenic area _____

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ventrally as endocardial tube is forming

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transverse septum

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thickening of mesoderm caudal to cardiogenic area after ventral relocation

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buccopharyngeal (oropharyngeal membrane)

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region where ectoderm in contact with endoderm is the division of developin gmouth and foregut

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_____ connects GI tract and mouth

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degeneration

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_____ amniotic fluid

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swallow

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tail fold

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caudal end of embryo folds ventrally

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cloacal membrane

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region where ectoderm in contact with endoderm

will become anus and urogenital openings

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lateral edges of embryonic disc fold ____

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ventrally and laterally until they meet

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lateral folds fuse with

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each other, head fold, and tail fold (except at umbilicus)

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endoderm to

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endoderm

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splanchnic mesoderm to

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splanchnic mesoderm

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somatic mesoderm to

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somatic mesoderm

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ectoderm to

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ectoderm

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gap at umbilicus is for

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yolk stalk, allantoic stalk, vessels

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fusion of lateral folds closes

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intraembryonic coelom; no longer continuous with extraembryonic coelom

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endoderm to endoderm becomes

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primitive gut tube

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lateral body fold fusion establishes ____ membranes

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serosal

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somatic mesoderm becomes

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parietal serosa (lines walls)

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splanchnic mesoderm

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visceral serosa (lines organs)

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mesentery suspends primitive gut in

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intraembryonic coelom

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single, common intraembryonic coelom has ___ cavities

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4

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these cavities include

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pericardial cavity L and R pleural cavities Peritoneal cavity

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as the head folds, transverse septum becomes

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caudal to heart

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transverse septum attached _____ to body wall

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ventrally and laterally to body wall

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partial division of coelom cranially becomes

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primitive pericardial cavity

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partial division of coelom caudally becomes

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primitive peritoneal cavity

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either side of primitive gut communicates

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dorsally (right and left pericardioperitoneal canal

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closing pericardial cavity

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R and Ll pleuropericardial folds; form in lateral wall of primitive pericardial cavity

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R and L pleuorpericardial folds fuse to

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together and to mesenchyme of foregut

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pleuropericardial folds came from

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lateral body wall

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inner serous pericardium from

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somatic mesoderm

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outer serous mediastinal pleura from

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somatic mesoderm

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somatic mesoderm =

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parietal serosa

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somatic mesoderm composes the

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parietal pericardium and parietal pleura

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R and L pleuroperitoneal folds also grow and fuse with

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transverse septum; closes pleural cavities

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diaphragm is composed from

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transverse septum pleuroperitoneal folds mesenchyme of developing esophagus and body wall

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myoblasts of transverse septum migrate to

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pleuroperitoneal membranes

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these myoblasts form the

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muscular periphery of diaphragm

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central, remaining cells of transverse septum become

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central tendon of diaphragm

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congenital abnormalities of diaphragm is

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failure to close

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congenital diaphragmatic hernia

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abdominal viscera in thoracic cavity

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congenital diaphragmatic hernia includes

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pleuroperitoneal hernia | peritoneal-pericardial hernia

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most common diaphragmatic hernia is

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acquired usually due to trauma

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pleuroperitoneal hernia occurs when

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pleuroperitoneal folds fail to develop or fail to fuse with esophageal mesenchyme or transverse septum

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_____ more common

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left

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____ typically herniate

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stomach and intestines

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peritoneal-pericardial hernia

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defect in transverse septum development

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______ tend to herniate

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liver, pylorus of stomach and intestines tend to herniate

Question 64

what is the most common congenital hernia of domestic animals

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peritoneal-pericardial hernia