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15 Cards in this Set
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Name the four embryonic structures whch contribute to the diaphragm
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Septum Transversem
Dorsal Mesentary of esphogus Pleural Peritoneal Membrane Lateral Body Wall |
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The Septum Transversem is ___________ in origin.
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Mesoderm
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The Septum Transversem forms this structure
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Central Tendon
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Dorsal Mesentary of the Esophogus develops into the ________.
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Crura
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This membrance fuses the septum transverem and dorsal mesentary.
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Pleural Paritoneal Membrane.
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An overabsorption of the pleural peritoneal membrance causes this abnormality of the diaphragm.
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Congential Diaphramatic Hernia or CDH
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CDH causes:
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severe hypoplasia of the Left and Right lungs
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The pleura in contact with the lung is the:
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Viseral Pleura
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The pleura not incontact with the lung is the:
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Parietal Pleura
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Space between the viseral and parietal pleura is the:
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Pleural Cavity
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The pericardium in contact with the heart is the:
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Viseral Pericardium
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The pericardium not in contact with the heart is the:
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Parietal Pericardium
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The space between the viseral and parietal pericardium is the:
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Pericardial Cavity
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The Brachial Apparatus consists of:
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Brachial Archs
Brachial Grooves Brachial Membranes Pharangeal Pouches |
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Brachial Arch 1 is intervened by nerve
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5- Trigeminal
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