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1
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Foregut cranial most

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pharyngeal pouches

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derivatives of pharyngeal pouches are

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endodermal structurees

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3
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1st pharyngeal pouch region/derivative

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tympanic cavity and autitory tube

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4
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2nd pharyngeal pouch region/derivative

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palatine tonsil

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3rd pharyngeal pouch region/derivative

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thymus; external parathyroid

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4th pharyngeal pouch

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internal parathyroid

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6th pharyngeal pouch

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C cells (parafollicular) of thyroid

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8
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salivary glands originate from what layers

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endoderm combined with ectoderm (primitive gut tube)

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9
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salivary glands come from what pharyngeal structures

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1st pharyngeal pouch + 1st pharyngeal celft

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10
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parotid salivary gland is from

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invagination between maxillary and mandibular processes

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11
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manidbular and sublingual glands

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evagination floor of oral cavity (mandibular processes)

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12
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esophagus lengthens as ____ forms

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heaert and lungs

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13
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____ develops a junction of esophagus and pharynx

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respiratory diverticulum

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14
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respiratory diverticulum forms the

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lung bud; respiratory primordium; respiratory system

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15
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esophagus is ______ and lung bud is ____

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dorsal; ventral

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16
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cranial esophagus is not enveloped by

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intraembryonic coelom

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17
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cranial esophagus ends up in

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mediastinum

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18
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simple stomach is formed from

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fusiform enlargement caudal to septum transversum

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19
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simple stomach is initially _____

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symmetrial

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20
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dorsal wall grows ____ and forms the ____

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faster; greater curvature

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21
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ventral wall grows ____ and forms the _____

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slower; lesser curvature

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22
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simple stomach rotates on _____

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2 axes

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23
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craniocaudal (long) axis rotates

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90 degrees clockwise

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24
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left becomes

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ventral

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25
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drosal (greater curvature) becomes

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left

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26
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dorsoventral (short) axis rotates

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90 degrees

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27
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dorsal (greater curvature) becomes

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caudal

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28
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pylorus becomes

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right

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29
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esophagus/fundus becomes

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left

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30
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coelom forms as a split in

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lateral plate mesoderm

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31
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coelom was on left and right even in region to be

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peritoneal cavity

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32
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conecting mesentary begins both

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dorsally and ventrally

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33
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what happens to dorsal mesentary

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persists

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34
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what happens to most ventral mesentary

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degenerates almost immediatley

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35
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what parts of the ventral mesentary persist

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umbilical v. and aa.

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36
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stomach is suspended by

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dorsal and venral mesogastrium

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37
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dorsal mesogastrium becomes the

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greater omentum

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38
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dorsal mesogastrium attaches to

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dorsal body wall to greater curvature

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39
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dorsal mesogastrium pulled ____

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caudally and left during rotations of stomach

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40
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dorsal mesogastrium expands greatly in

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fetal period (greater omentum)

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41
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dorsal mesogastrium folds on itself and creates

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omental bursa

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42
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what develops within the omental bursa

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spleen; entirely mesodermal

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43
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ventral mesogastrium goes from

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lesser curvature to liver and duodenum

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44
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ventral mesogastrium becomes

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lesser omentum

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45
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ventral mesogastrium continues to

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ventral body wall from liver as as falciform lig

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46
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ruminant stomach is initially like

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monogastric

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47
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ruminant stomach differential growth into

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greater and lesser curvatures

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48
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ruminant stomach rotates

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craniocaudal and dorsoventral axes

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49
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cranial and left expands greatly to become

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rumen and reticulum

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50
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evagination of lesser curvature becomes

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omasum

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51
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abomasum continues to

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right

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52
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rumen rotates _____

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dorsocaudally

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53
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blind end of rumen

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caudal and left median plane

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54
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sets location of other parts of stomach and other

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abdominal organs

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55
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at birth, capacity of abomasum is ____ other compartments

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two times larger than

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56
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postnatal changes are induced by

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diet

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57
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nursing/liquids in the first several weeks

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rumen, reticulum, omasum have no role in digestion

gastric groove: milk passes from esophagus to abomasum; allows milk to bypass rumen, reticulum, omasum

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58
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at 3 months

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abomasum half size of rumen-reticulum

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59
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at 4 months

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abomasum 1/4 size of rumen-reticulum

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60
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as an adult

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abomasum is 1/10 size of rumen-reticulum

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rumen-reticulum is ____ of stomach capacity

62
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hepatic diverticulum is an outgrowth of the

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foregut; grows ventrally and cranially

63
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hepatic diverticulum composed of

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endoderm and splanchnic mesoderm

64
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grows into _______

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septum transversum; some connective tissue and blood vessels

65
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growth of hepatic diverticulum surrounds

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vitelline venous system; hepatic portal system and heaptic sinusoids

66
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hepatic diverticulum ___ subdivisions

67
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original diverticulum becomes

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common bile duct

68
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pars hepatica

69
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pars hepatica composed of

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hepatocytes

heptaic biliary ducts (lumen of primitive gut tube)

70
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pars hepatica within

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ventral mesentary (lesser omentum; falciform ligamenta nd umbilical vein)

71
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pars cystica becomes

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gall bladder and cystic duct

72
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what species lack a gallbladder

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equine, rats

pars cystica atrophies

73
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pancreas is formed from

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2 diverticula of foregut; endoderm and splanchnic mesoderm

74
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dorsal pancreatic diverticulum forms

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accessory pancreatic

75
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dorsal pancreatic diverticulum

A

lumen continued with foregut; duodenum at minor duodenal papilla
left lobe and accessory pancreatic

76
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ventral pancreatic diverticulum

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pancreatic duct and right lobe

lumen continued with foregut; duodenum at major duodenal papilla

77
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dorsal diverticulum becomes

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left lobe of pancreas

78
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ventral diverticulum becomes

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right lobe

79
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fuse at contact point

80
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duct systems of each diverticulum ____

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interconnect

81
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species variation

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persistence or not of terminal portion that connects duodenum

82
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canine pancreatic duct

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minor, may be absent

83
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canine accessory pancreatic duct

84
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feline pancreatic duct

85
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feline accessory pancreatic duct

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usually absent

86
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equine pancreatic duct

87
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equine accessory pancreatic duct

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usually absent

88
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bovine pancreatic duct

89
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bovine accessory pancreatic duct

90
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caprine pancreatic duct

91
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caprine accessory pancreatic duct

92
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ovine pancreatic duct

93
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ovine accessory pancreatic duct

94
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swine pancreatic duct

95
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swine accessory pancreatic duct

96
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endodermal cell derivatives: maintain connection to duct system

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acini (secretory enzymes)

97
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endodermal cell derivatives: lose connection to duct system

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islets (endocrine)

98
Q

midgut is the

A

primary intestinal loop

99
Q

_____ defines axis of primary intestinal loop

A

cranial mesenteric artery

100
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descending (cranial) limb

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duodenum (part), jejunum and ileum (part)

101
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ascending (caudal) limb

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ileum (part) ascending and transverse colon

102
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cecum is advierticulum of

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ascending portion

103
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yolk stalk connects on

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ventral curvature of apex of loop

104
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physiologic umbilical hernia

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primary intestinal loop extends; outgrowht of abdominal cavity into extraembryonic coelom; surrounded by wall of umbilica cord- covered by amnion;

105
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majority of physiologic umbilical hernia is

106
Q

normal transient herniation occurs at

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week 4 of gestation

107
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midgut rotation relationship with

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root of mesentary

108
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midgut rotates total of

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270 degrees

109
Q

1st 90 degrees during

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physiologic umbilica herniation; cranial to right

110
Q

next 180 degress during

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retraction; developing large intestine settles in arch around perimeter of abdominal cavity (descending colon on left)

111
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midgut continues rotation around

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cranial mesenteric artery

112
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positions transverse colon passes

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right to left cranial to cranial mesenteric artery

113
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expansion of ascending colon and cecum after

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physiologic hernia resolved

114
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ruminant and porcine

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cecum enlarges

ascending colon expanded loop coils on itself = spiral colon

115
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centripetal =

116
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centrifugal

117
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coil initially a ____ shape

A

cone; maintained in porcine

118
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equine

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cecum enlarges

ascending colon expanded loop folds= dorsal and ventral colons

119
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apex of loop

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pelvic flexure

120
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fold point =

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dorsal and ventral diaphragmatic flexures

121
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cecum is a diverticulum of

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fetal ascending colon

122
Q

_______ maintain this relationship

A

carnivores

123
Q

ingest flow

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ileum to ascending colon via ileocolic orifice
ascending colon to cecum to ascending colon via cecocolic orifice
ascending colon to right colic flexure to transverse colon

124
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species with expansion of cecum and ascending colon: initial fetal ascending colon recieves

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ileum incorporated into the cecum

125
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ingesta flow

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ileum to cecum to ascending colon

126
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hindgut derivatives

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aboral (distal) transverse colon
descending colon
cloaca
allantois (evagination from cloaca; extends through umblicus and enlarges into extraembryonic coelom)

127
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distal end of primitive hindgut expands to become

128
Q

cloaca is partitioned by

A

urorectal septum or fold

129
Q

dorsal

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anorectal canal

130
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ventral

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urogenital sinus (connected to allantois)

131
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anorectal canal becomes

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rectum and part of anal canal

132
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urorectal septum grow

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caudally fuses with cloacal membrane

133
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dorsal part of cloacal membrane

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anal membrane

134
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ventral part of cloacal membrane

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urogenital membrane

135
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surface covering area becomes

136
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anal canal centered at

A

anal membrane

137
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cranial to anal membrane

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endoderm lined

138
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caudal to anal membrane

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ectoderm lined

139
Q

membrane degenrates

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patent anal canal

140
Q

urogenital sinus

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keeps connection to allantois

141
Q

region of cranial urogenital sinus and initial allantois becomes

A

urinary bladder

142
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part of allantois from apex of urinary bladder to umbilicus

143
Q

part of allantois passing in umbilical cord

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allanatoic stalk

144
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part of allantois expanding into extraembronic coelom is

145
Q

mesentary of urogenital sinus dorsal

A

lateral ligament of urinary baldder (umbilical artery)

146
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mesentary of urogential sinus ventral

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median ligament of urinary bladder; (umbilica aa and urachus)

147
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after birth, dorsal lateral ligament of urinary bladder

148
Q

umbilical artery becomes

A

round ligament of urinary bladders

149
Q

after birth, ventral median ligament of urinary bladder

150
Q

umbilical artery

A

degenerates

151
Q

urachus

A

degenerates

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