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22 Cards in this Set
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The bulbus cordis forms...
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The smooth parts of the ventricles:
conus ateriosus (R ventricle) aortic vestibule (L ventricle) |
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The sinus venosus forms the...
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sinus venarum (smooth R atrium)
coronary sinus |
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the crista terminalis is...
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the junction between trabeculated and smooth parts of the R atrium
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the cardinal veins roughly become...
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the SVC and IVC
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the vitelline veins roughly become...
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hepatic veins and sinusoids
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the venous system develops from the...
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vitelline, umbilical, and cardinal veins
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what does the left umbilical vein do?
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carry oxygenated blood, connects to ductus vensosus to the IVC
becomes ligamentum teres hepatis |
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The vitelline veins form...
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hepatic sinusoids, ductus venosus, inferior vena cava
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the cardinal veins form...
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internal jugular vein, superior vena cava
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ductus arteriosus is a _________ to _________ shunt
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pulmonary to systemic
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How does the ostium primum close?
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Septum primum grows down to endocardial cushions
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urine drainage from the umbilicus?
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urachal cyst
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the allantois degenerates to form the...
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urachus
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the ureteric bud is an outpouching of the...
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mesonephric (Wolffian) duct
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lower end of mesonephric ducts and posterior wall of urachus form...
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trigone of bladder
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allantoic duct connects...
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urogenital sinus to umbilical cord
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umbilical artery in the adult?
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proximal supplies bladder
distal degenrates to form medial umbilical ligament |
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neural ectoderm forms...
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CNS
somatic neurons of PNS preganglionic neurons of the ANS |
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"splanchnic" mesoderm, think...
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visceral
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the first pharyngeal pouch forms...
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middle ear
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the first pharyngeal cleft forms..
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external ear canal
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the second pharyngeal pouch forms the...
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tonsilar fossa
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