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What is the 1st division of the lung bud?
2nd?
3rd?
1st = R and L main stem bronchus
2nd = Lobar Bronchi
3rd = Bronchi of bronchopulmonary segments
What structure invaginates from the lateral embryonic thoracic wall to form part of the pericardium?
Answer = Pleuropercardial fold - closes off channel between lung and heart.
Pleuroperitoneal fold = closes off channel between diaphragm and abdominal cavity
The smooth portion of the left atrium results from the absorption of the:
Pulmonary veins. In the right atrium, the smooth portion results from absorption of the sinus venosus.
Neural crest tissue would participate in which of the events:
1. Closure of the oval forament
2. division of the aortic sac
3. formation of the epicardium
4. mitral valve formation
5. shifting of the AV canal
2. Division of the aortic sac
A major accomplishment of early phase of cardiac looping is the relocation of the primitive atrium or inflow region of the heart to a position immediately dorsal (posterior) to the:
1. first pharyngeal arch artery
2. left ventricle
3. outflow region
4. proepicardial organ
5. sinus venosus
3. outflow region