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The primitive streak first appears at the beginning of the
c) third week

2. After folding of the head region, the structure lying just caudal to the pericardial cavity is

c) septum transversum

3. Which of the following structures is believed to be a primary organiser or inducer duringorganogenesis?

c) notochord

4. Somites:

a) arise from segmentation of lateral regions of the neural tube


b) differentiate into myotomes which give rise to skeletal muscle in trunk and limbs


c) differentiate into sclerotomes which give rise to vertebrae


d) arise from segmentation of the paraxial mesoderm

5. Main components of the cardiac jelly are:

e) adherons


f) proteoglycans

6. Of the following, the one most closely associated with the development of portal vein is

f) right vitelline vein

7. Zona pellucida surrounds the

c) oocyte


d) zygota

8. The fetal right atrium is mainly derived from:

e) sinus venosus

9. Of the following, the one most closely associated with development of the oviduct is:

d) paramesonephric duct

10. The ureteric bud appears as an outgrowth from the:

a) mesonephric duct

11. Which of the following gives rise to the labia majora?

c) genital swellings

12. Growth basiely is:

b) the increase of the cell number, size and extracellular matrix

13. Amniotic fluid contains:

b) foetal urine


f) desquamated foetal epithelial cells

14. Embryologically, each uriniferous tubule consists of two parts which become confluent at the junction of the:

e) distal convoluted tubule and the collecting tubule

15. The process of transformation of a spermatid into a spermatozoan is called as:

e) spermiogenesis

16. The normal amount of amniotic fluid is:

b) ~900ml (800-1000ml

17. The early stages of cleavage are characterised by

d) increase in the number of cells in the zygote

18. The derivates of primary urogenital sinus are:

a) female urethra


b) lower vagina ?


c) pars prostatica of male urethra

19. Placenta develops from:

d) trophoblast

20. Which of the following structures are derived from migrating cells of neural crest?

a) dorsal root ganglion


d) pia mater

21. Which of the following hormones is marker of down syndrome?

c) human chorionic gonadotropin


e) alpha-fetoprotein

22. Acrosome basically is:

b) extracellular material, surrounding anterior region of the head of spermatozoa


d) organelle that develops in the anterior part of the head of spermatozoa

23. The differentiation of epidermis into 5 layers is finished at:

c) 4,5 month (in the book it says by the 4th month it begins)

24. Amniotic fluid is replaced every:

d) 3 hours

25. Ingrowth of sensory nerves in the developing dermis starts from

b) 8th week

26. Which of the following about development of vertebral column are correct?

a) mesenchymal stage of development starts at 4th week


c) during resegmentation of the caudal half of each sclerotome fuses with cephalic half ofeach subjacent sclerotome

27. Aging of the placenta includes

b) appearance of numerous sinusoids


d) deposition of fibrinoid

28. Branching of the uretic bud is regulated by:

a) BMP


b) Wnt (-Wnt-11 & BMP7

29. Motility of spermatozoa is:

b) 2–3 mm per minute

30. The components of functional mesonephritic unites are:

a) glomeruli


c) mesonephric tubules


e) mesonephric ducts

31. Peridermal cells

b) derives from ectoderm


d) protect embryo (they are responsible for the exchange of water, so in a wayprotective?)

32. The conducting system of the heart develops from:

f) splachnopleura (the mesenchyme of it)

33. Gastrulation basiely is:

d) formation of three germ layers

34. The ovulated mammalian oocyte is arrested at:

d) metaphase of meiosis II

35. The bilaminar germ disk

b) forms the embryo proper

36. The primitive streak:

e) is the site of invagination of epiblast cells to form mesoderm

37. Which of the following is NOT a component of the mature placental barrier?

c) the cytotrophoblast

38. The cardinal veins drain directly into the:

f) sinus venosus of the heart tube (together with vitelline and umbilical veins => formsthe brachiocephalicus)

39. Of the following, the one most closely associated with the efferent ducts of the testis is:

a) mesonephric tubules

40. What is the result of cortical reaction?

a) sperm can no longer enter the egg

41. Which of the following about paraxial mesoderm are correct?

c) is programmed to form different vertebrae

42. Human chorionic gonadotropin is produced by:

c) hormonally active cells of peripheral trophoblasts

43. The skull develops from:

a) prechordal mesoderm


b) mesoderm of the 1st and 2nd branchial arches


c) unsegmented head mesectoderm


d) four cranial somites

44. Which of the following about heart development are correct?

b) during embryo lateral folding two endocardial tubes fuse to a single endocardial tube


d) the conducting system derives from the mesenchyme of the splachnopleura

45. Which of the following are derived from the surface celomic epithelium of gonadal ridge?

e) follicular cells of the ovary

46. Cardiac jelly contains:

c) fibronectin


d) adherons


e) proteoglycans

47. Adrenal gland develops from

a) neural crest


e) mesodermal cells

48. The growth and branching of ureteric bud is regulated by:

e) glial derived neurotropic factor (GDNF)

49. The urine production begins in the:

c) 11th week

50. Craniosynostosis is:

a) premature closure of the sutures between bones