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50 Cards in this Set
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1- Neural plate stage will form the neural plate is which week ??
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2- 3rd week
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3- The nucleus polposus of the IV disc arise from which embryonic tissue ??
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4- Notochord
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5- At which stage does the Neural folds are formed ??
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6- Late neural groove stage
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7- Which proteins play a role in neurulation??
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8- BMP-4, inductor protein, FGF8 and N-CAM
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9- How is neural tube formed ??
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10- By the fusion of the medial margin of neural folds in 8 somite stage, at the midpoint
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11- How does the neural tube communicate with the amniotic fluid ??
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12- Neuropores
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13- At which date does eack of the neuropores closes and what is the result of failure to closure ??
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14- Anterior neuropore closes at day 25, Upper NTD
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15- How long until the neural tube is formed ??
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16- 4 weeks
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17- What are the derivatives of the NT (Rostral, Caudal, and lumen) ??
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18- Rostral: Brain , Caudal: Spinal cord , Lumen: ventricles and central canal
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19- Which cells give rise to PNS ??
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20- Cells in the lateral margin of Neural tube
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1- Cranial migration of the NC cells is controlled by the expression of which gene complex ??
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2- Hoxb gene complex and OTX2
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3- How is the NC cells migration inhibited ??
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4- By chondroitin SO4-rich proteoglycans
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5- CNS neurons arise from ??
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6- Neuroblasts
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7- Matrix cells give rise to ??
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8- Neuroblasts and Glioblasts
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9- When is Glioblasts and RadialGlial cells are formed ??
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10- Glioblasts formed after neuroblast formation and radial glial cells forms before
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11- The caudal end of the NT give rise to ??
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12- Spinal cord
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13- What is the primary vesicles and what do they give a rise to ??
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14- Prosencephalon: give rise to Tel and Di; Mesencephalon: give rise to Mes ; and Rhombencephalon : give rise to Met and Myl
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15- What do each of the secondary vesicles give rise to ??
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16- Tel: Cerebral Hemispheres and Hippocampus caudate, putamen and olefactorybulb
Di: Epithalamus, Subthalamus, thalamus, hypothalamus, Globus pallidus, optic chiasma and optic tract Mes: Midbrain Met: pons and cerebellum Myl: medulla |
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17- Which cells are formed from Ventricular zone ??
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18- Ependymal cells
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19- What does the mantle zone forms ??
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20- Grey matter
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1- What does the marginal zone forms ??
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2- White matter
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3- Which Cranial structures arise from Alar plate ??
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4- CN8,5, Nu solitaries, and ION
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5- Which cranial structures arise from basal plate ??
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6- CN12, 9,10,11, Nu ambiguous
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7- The vermis is formed by ??
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8- The fusion of Rhombic lips
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9- Which cells arise from the External Granular layers ??
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10- Granule cells
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11- How does Holoprosencephaly occur ??
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12- Due to Diverticularization failure
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13- The stiatal eminence appear in the 5th week and give rise to ??
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14- Striatum, Claustrum, and Amygdala
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15- Mylination of the brain fibers continue until ?
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16- The 3rd decade
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17- When does the CST mylination starts and ends ?
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18- Starts at 6 month and ends at 2 years
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what is spina bifida ??
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Failure of vertebral arches to fuse
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what is cranium bifidum ??
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Failure of Bony skull to develope from upper 4 sclerotomes
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what does project in the area of defect in the SB meningocele ??
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only the meninges
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what does project in the area of defect in the SB meningomyelocele??
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part of the spinal cord along with the meninges
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what are the manifestations of SB Meningomyelocele ??
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1- Arnold Chiri malformation
2- Bi lat LL flaccid paralysis 3- CTEV 4- Sphincter incontinouence: pressure cause voiding |
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what is the defect in Rachischisis ??
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verebral archses defect and NT fail to close
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what are the manifestations of Rachischisis ??
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Central canal discharge CSF to the surface
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what is present in SB syringomyelocele ??
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Meningomyelocele is present and Syrinx formation (central canal of spinal cord is grossly dilated )
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what is Polyhydraminos ??
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the fetus is unable to swallow amniotic fluid
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which drugs can induce NTD during pregnancy ??
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anti epileptics
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which vitamin is prescribed to be taken daily in pregnancies which prevents NTD ??
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Folic acid
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what is the AFP level in Down syndrome and Omphaloceles ??
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Downs: AFP is decreased
Omphalocele: AFP increased |
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what are the manifestations of Arnold Chairi malformation ??
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1- Blockage of foramen Magendie and Luschka
2- compression of medulla and cerebellum 3- lower 4 CN Palsies 4- Gag refles -ve 5-syringomyelia |
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what are the manifestations of Dandy walker malformation ??
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4th ventricle dilation, atrasia of Magendie and Luschka
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what are the levels of mental retardation ??
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70 -50 mild
49 - 35 moderate 34-20 severe below 20 profound |
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what is the most common cause for mental retardation ??
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FAS
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what is the genetc defect in fragile X syndrome ??
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Long arm of X chromosome at q27.3
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what are the manifestations for Neural tube failure to close ??
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Anencephaly; Encephalocele; Meningomyelocele
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where is each of the following tumors arise from ?? Medulloblastoma:
Craniopharyngioma Pituitary adenoma Chordoma |
persistent cell nests of External 1-Granular Layer of Cerebellum
2-Epithelial remnants of Rathke’s pouch 3-From Stomatodeum 4-Tumor of Notochord remnant |
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how does Hirschsprung occur ??
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Failure of neural crest cells to migrate to colon
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what is the patient appears with in NF1 ??
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cafe au lait spots
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