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x exam 2 vessel formation Flashcards

1
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what is the major pathway to supply blood to body

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dorsal aorta

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2
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dorsal aorta is initially ____ and runs _____

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paired (left and right); length of hte embryo

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3
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left and right dorsal aorta _____ most of length of body

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fuse to give single dorsal aorta

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4
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dorsal aorta form

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vaculognesis and angiogenesis

mesoderm, dorsal to primitive gut (endoderm)

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5
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hear is ventrally located in embryo and developing gut is

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interposed between heart and dorsal aorta

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6
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system of ___ aortic arches branch from ascending aorta around developing gut (pharyngeal region) to dorsal aorta

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6 pairs

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7
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1st pair of aortic arches do what

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disappear in development

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8
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2nd pair of aortic arches do what

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disappear in development

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9
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3rd pair of aortic arches form

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common carotid arteries

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10
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4th pair of aortic arches form

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left: aortic arch and left subclavian artery
right: right sublcavian artery

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11
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5th pair of aortic arches

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usually absent in mammals

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12
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6th pair of aortic arches form

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left: left pulmonary artery; ductus arteriosus
right: right pulmonary artery

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13
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ventral unpaired branches off the developing dorsal aorta include

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celiac, cranial mesenteric, caudal mesenteric

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14
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lateral paired branches from dorsal aorta form vessels to supply

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adrenal glands (phrenicoabdominal, +/- separate adrenal artery)
gonads (testicular ovarian)
kidneys (renal)
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15
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dorsolateral paired branches of dorsal aorta include

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intersegmental arteries that supply body wall, vertebral column, spinal cord and pelvic limbs including vertebral arteries, intercostal arteries, lumbar arteries

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16
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caudal most pair of lumbar arteries gives rise to

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umbilical artery, external and internal iliac artery

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17
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vein formation: ___ systems develop

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3; vitelline, umbilical, and cardinal

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18
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vitelline system drains

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GIT and gut derivatives

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19
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vitelline system forms

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liver sinusoids
hepatic portal system
part of caudal vena cava
ductus venosus

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20
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vitelline system develops in the

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yolk sac

21
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umbilical system develops in the

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allantois

22
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umbilical system carries _____ blood from _____ to ____

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oxygenated blood from placenta to developing fetus

23
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umbilical system initially forms

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right and left umbilical vein; right disappears and left anastomoses with ductus venosus of liver

24
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cardinal system develops in and drains

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rest of the embryo (head, neck, and body wall)

25
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cardinal system series of complex systems begin as

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bilaterally symmetrical

26
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cardinal system anastomoses,

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loss of one side, or other, or both occurs

27
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cardinal system persists as

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caudal vena cava, azygous system

28
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hematopoiesis

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process of blood cell formation

29
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blood islands are formed from

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yolk sac mesoderm, 1st source of blood cells

30
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core of embryonic hemoblasts surrounded by

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endothelial cells

31
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when do primitive blood cells circulate

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as soon as connections are established

32
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blood cell fomration in organs lasts for

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a majority of gestation, ceases by birth

33
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blood cells formed in organs

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RBC and WBC stem cells

Liver, spleen, thymus

34
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finally, ____ forms blood cells

A

bone marrow (major source in last trimester to adulthood)

35
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vasculogenesis

A

new vessel, de novo

36
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angiogenesis

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growth, sprouting of a vessel to a target

37
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steps in vasculogenesis

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  1. core embryonic hemoblasts surrounded by flattened endothelial cells (blood islands) - endothelial cells join to form blood vessels, then vessel precursors lengthen and interconnect
38
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similar process occurs in mesoderm of embryo, forming ______ giving rise to _____

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angiogenic cords giving rise to dorsal aorta and aortic arches

39
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angiogenesis

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angioblasts to angiocytes to angiogenic cords to blood vessels

40
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once started, process is ____ driven

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target

41
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minor vessels

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support membrane tissue, no exchange (pnly vessels in amnion and non-placental chorion)

42
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major vessels

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transport to /from embryo body (yolk sac and allantoic membrane)

43
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exchange vessesl

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placental chorion

44
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where chorion in contact with yolk sac

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choriovitelline placenta

45
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where chorion in contact with allantois

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chorioallantoic placenta

46
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yolk sac responsible for

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nutrient exchange (not associated with chorion)

47
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chorion associated with

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gas exchange

48
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connect areas of chorion and allantois responsible for

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transport

49
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angiocytes

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endothelial cells

Embryology (18 decks)

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