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PULMONARY VEIN DEVELOP FROM...?

PRIMITIVE LEFT ATRIUM

First polar body excruded at

Ovulation

Primordial germ cells derived from

Yolk sac

Cervix developmed from

Paramesonephric(MilleriIan) ducts

Millerian duct derivatives... mesodermal...

Fallopian tubes,cervix,uterus,upper2/3of veginal..

Lower 1/3 of veginal derived from

Lower part of synoveginal bulbs all derived from urogenital sinus.

Neural crest derivatives

Neurons of spinal posterior nerve root ganglion,sensory ganglion of 5,10cn,neurons and stellate cells of sympathetic ganglia.

Testes developmed from

Germinal epithelium gets thickened& k/a genital ridge.and cells proliferate & forms seminiferous tubules.

Chorion is formed by...

Partial/somatopleuritic extraembryonic mesoderm&tropoblast.

The cells of ovaries &testes differentiate in

Yolk sac

In Implantation

Embryo attaches to uterus.

During Implantation embryo is k/a

Blastocyst

Implantation of fertilized ovum occur at...

9 days after ovulation ranging b/w 6 to 12 days.

1st pharyngeal arch derivatives

(MANDIBULAR NERVE).


Medial&lat pterygiods


Masseter


Mylohyoid


Ant belly of digastric


MasseterMylohyoidAnt belly of digastricTemporalsTensor tympaniTensor palati.


Temporals


Tensor tympani


Tensor palati.

2nd pharyngeal arch derivatives

(facial nerve)


Facial muscles


Auricular muscles


Occipitofrontalis


Platysma


Posterior belly of digastric


Stapedius


Stylohyiod

3rd pharyngeal arch derivatives

Glossopharyngeal nerve


Stylopharyngeus

4th pharyngeal arch derivatives

Superior laryngeal nerve


Muscle of larynx&pharynx

5th pharyngeal arch derivatives

Recurrent laryngeal nerve

UMBILICAL CORD CONTAINS

2 arteries,1vein


Fetal membrane


Amnion


Wharton's jelly


Remenent of villelointestinal duct

Ligamentum arteriosum derived from

Ductus arteriosus which connects pulmonary artery to descending aorta.


It is bypass during fetal life


If it is persistent during life k/a patent ductus arteriosus.

Arch of aorta develops from


Left fourth aortic arch artery


On Lt it forms arch of aorta b/w Lt cca&Lt subclavian artery.


On rt it forms proximal segment of rt subclavian artery.


Lens developed from..

Surface ectoderm.

Fate of notocord is

Nucleus pulposus

Trigone of urinary bladder developes from..

Mesoderm.


Ureters come lat angles


Mesonephric ducts open close form urethra


Smooth muscle from splanchopluric mesoderm


Urachus

Apex of bladder continues with allantois obliterated & form urachus.

Median umbilical ligament

Urachus persist throughout life runs from apex of bladder to umbilicus.

In adult heart floor of fossa ovalis represent

Septum premium.


Fossa/annulus ovalis lies on rt atrimSeparated rt< atrium.


atrim


Separated rt< atrium.

Tympanic membrane developes from

All 3 germ layers

True diverticulum

Meckel's diverticulum(most frequent malformation)


True congenital,small bulge in small intestine at birth.


Vestigial remenent of ompalomesenteric(vitteline duct,yolk sac)

Meckel's diverticulum

2% population


2% symptomatic


2 inches long


2 feet from iliocecal valve.


2 types of ectopic tissues( pancreatic,gastric).


2 is MC age at clinical presentation


2 time male MC affected.

Artery in floor of anatomical snuff box

Radial

Umbilical cord developes from

Yolk sac & allantois.

Length of umbilical cord

crl


Equals to crlIn neonate 50 cm(20 Inc)long.2cm diameter.


In neonate 50 cm(20 Inc)long.2cm diameter.

Umbilical vein carries

Oxygenated blood

Cloacal duct

Communication b/w 2 portions of hind gut.

Ligamentum teres is...

Remnant of lt umbilical vein

Anatomical obliteration of ductus arteriosus occur at

30 days

If vittelointestinal duct(ompalomesenteric duct) persist

Causes


Umbilical polyp


Umbilical sinus


Fibrous remenent


Meckel's/ilial diverticulum


Patent vittelointestinal duct.

Mesenteric cyst

Benign proliferation of ectopic lymphatics.


Occur anywhere in hi from duodenum to rectum.

Implantation of blastocyst

Occur on 6th day after fertilization.

Spermatogenesis

Process of spermatogonia(diploid) mature tospermatozoa(haploid)

Spermioogenesis

Part of spermatogenesis


Mature sprmatids to spermatozoa.

Spermatozoa attains motility in..

Epididymis

Fsh

Stimulate spermatogenic epithelium

Lh

Stimulate testosterone production by leidig cells.

Clitoris developes from

Genital ridge

Platysma derived from

2nd pharyngeal arch

Malleus derived from

1st pharyngeal arch


Malleus called Meckel's cartilage


The incus malleus of middle ear derived from dorsal end.

Outer membrane of fetus

Desidua capsularis

Horse shoe kidney lies at level of

Inferior mesenteric artery & does not ascend higher..

Skin derived from

3 components


Surface ectoderm - epidermis


Neural crest - melanoblasts(dendritic cells)


Mesenchyme - dermis

Anterior belly of digastric derived from

1st pharyngeal arch

Posterior belly of digastric derived from

2nd pharyngeal arch..

Adrenal medulla derived from

Neural crest

Time taken for spermatogenesis

74 days

Sperm fertilizes egg in what form

Spermatozoon

Embryonic period extends from

3 -8 weeks

Secondary & tertiary villi seen on

16th day

Zona pellucida

Contains glycoprotein


Surrounds morula,ovum.


Odontoblast

Mesodermal cells of papilla adjacent to ameloblasts..

Lens

Surface ectoderm

Retina

Neuroectoderm(optic cup)

Vitreous

Mesoderm

Choroid

Mesoderm

Ciliary body

Mesoderm

Ciliary muscles

Mesenchyme cells..neural crest?

Iris

Mesoderm

Muscles of iris

Neuroectoderm

Sclera

Mesoderm

Cornea

Surface epithelium by ectoderm


Substantia proper,inner epithelium by neural crest

Conjunctiva

Surface ectoderm

Blood vessels

Mesoderm

Optic nerve

Neuroectoderm.its coverings from mesoderm.