1. The document provides information on embryology and fetal development. It covers topics like gamete formation, fertilization, implantation of the blastocyst, formation of germ layers and organ systems, development of major organ systems like the heart and brain, placental development, and common congenital abnormalities.
2. Key events discussed include formation of primordial germ cells in the 5th month of fetal life, implantation occurring in the posterior superior wall of the uterus, formation of the bilaminar embryonic disk in the 3rd week, and major organ systems being identifiable by the 8th week of development.
3. Common congenital anomalies mentioned are cleft palate, Arnold-Chiari malformation, trans
1. The document provides information on embryology and fetal development. It covers topics like gamete formation, fertilization, implantation of the blastocyst, formation of germ layers and organ systems, development of major organ systems like the heart and brain, placental development, and common congenital abnormalities.
2. Key events discussed include formation of primordial germ cells in the 5th month of fetal life, implantation occurring in the posterior superior wall of the uterus, formation of the bilaminar embryonic disk in the 3rd week, and major organ systems being identifiable by the 8th week of development.
3. Common congenital anomalies mentioned are cleft palate, Arnold-Chiari malformation, trans
1. The document provides information on embryology and fetal development. It covers topics like gamete formation, fertilization, implantation of the blastocyst, formation of germ layers and organ systems, development of major organ systems like the heart and brain, placental development, and common congenital abnormalities.
2. Key events discussed include formation of primordial germ cells in the 5th month of fetal life, implantation occurring in the posterior superior wall of the uterus, formation of the bilaminar embryonic disk in the 3rd week, and major organ systems being identifiable by the 8th week of development.
3. Common congenital anomalies mentioned are cleft palate, Arnold-Chiari malformation, trans
1. The document provides information on embryology and fetal development. It covers topics like gamete formation, fertilization, implantation of the blastocyst, formation of germ layers and organ systems, development of major organ systems like the heart and brain, placental development, and common congenital abnormalities.
2. Key events discussed include formation of primordial germ cells in the 5th month of fetal life, implantation occurring in the posterior superior wall of the uterus, formation of the bilaminar embryonic disk in the 3rd week, and major organ systems being identifiable by the 8th week of development.
3. Common congenital anomalies mentioned are cleft palate, Arnold-Chiari malformation, trans
1. Gametes are descendent of?primordial germ cells
2. All primary oocytes are formed in which month of fetal life? 5th month of fetal life 3. Primary oocyte remain dormant in which phase? Prophase I 4. Secondary oocytes is arrested in which phase? Metaphase II 5. Granulosa cells secrete? Estrogen 6. Progesterone stimulates the endometrium of the uterus to enter which phase? Secretory 7. Primordial germ cells derived from? Wall of yolk sac 8. Which cells supply as the stem cell in male throughout reproductive life? Type A spermatogonia 9. Newly ejavulated sperms are incapable of fertilization until they undergo ? Capacitation 10. Advanced maternal age is risk factor for ? Down syndrome 11. Normally ----- percent of sperms in an ejaculate are grossly deformed? 10% 12. Genetic disorder characterized by hypogonadism and anosmia? Kallmann syndrome 13. Anovulation is often treated with ? Clomiphenec citrate 14. If a girl never begins menstruation the condition is called ? Primary ovarian failure 15. The reaction which occurs when the sperm binds to the zona pellucida of the secondary oocyte is ? Acrosome reaction 16. Sperm produces ATP from? fructose 17. Blastomeres are totipotent upto which cell stage? 8 cell stage 18. -----refers to a stem cell that can differentiate into ectoderm , mesoderm and endoderm? Pleuripotency 19. Blastocyst implants which part of uterine wall? Posterior superior wall 20. Trophoblast differentiate into ?? Cytotrophoblast and syncytiotropoblast 21. Most common site of ectopic pregnancy? Ampulla 22. Bilaminar embryonic disk is ? Epiblast and hypo blast 23. The syncytiotropoblast secretes ?? HCG 24. HCG can be assayed on ---- day in maternal urine? 10 day 25. Left/ right axis determination begins with the asymmetric activity of ? Sonic hedgehog protein 26. Mesoderm further give rise into? Paraxial , intermediate and lateral mesoderm 27. The intermediate mesoderm forms which system? Urogenital system 28. Sclerotic me of somite forms ? Axial cartilage and bone 29. Dura matter is derivative of which germ layer? Mesoderm 30. Adrenal Cortex derivative of which germ cell layer? Mesoderm 31. Chondroma is a tumor arised from remnants of? Notochord 32. Placenta attached to the lower part of uterus covering internal os? Placenta prévia 33. Classic cause of first trimester bleeding ? Ectopic pregnancy 34. Growth hormone of the fetus? Human placental lactogen 35. Hofbauer cells are macrophage like cells found in? Placental membrane 36. In late pregnancy placental membrane is formed by? Syncytiotropoblast and the fetal capillary endothelium *** ( imp) 37. The near term fetus excrete about ------ of urinue daily? 500mL 38. Potter syndrome lead to which amniotic fluid condition? Oligohyromnios 39. Name the fetal albumin produced by fetal hepatocytes ?? a-fetoprotein 40. Mucus connective tissue of umbelical cord is also called ? Wharton's jelly 41. A light gray shines sac indicates? Omphalocele 42. Vasculogenesis occurs first within extra embryonic visceral mesoderm around yolk sac on day? 17 43. Hematopoiesis is taken over by liver at which week? Beginning of 5 th week 44. Hemoglobin a2r2 is called ? Fetal hemoglobin 45. Hydroxy urea promotes which hemoglobin?HBF 46. Highly oxygenated blood in fetal circulation is carried by which vessel? Left umbelical vein 47. Ligamentum venosus is the ramnent of ? Ductus venosus 48. Pericardial cavity is formed by which mesoderm? Lateral plate mesoderm 49. Adult structure of bulbus cordis? Smooth part of right and left ventricle 50. Articulopulmonary septum is derivative of? Neural crest cells 51. Abnormal neural crest cell migration such that there is non spiral development f AP septum lead to? Transposition of great arteries 52. Rib notching on X-ray is feature of ? Postductal coarctation 53. Stapedial artery is derived from which aortic arch? 2nd 54. Adult structure if Vitelline arteries ? Celiac, sup mesenteric and inferior mesenteric 55. Which cardinal vein is not involved in forming IVC ? Anterior cardinal vein 56. Primitive stomach is formed in which week ? 4 week 57. Primitive stomach rotates --%clockwise around its longitudinal axis? 90 58. Which layer of pyloric region hypertrophies in hypertrophic pyloric stenosis ? Mucularis externa 59. Uncinate process is formed by which bud? Ventral 60. Dubble bubble sign is indicative of? Annular pancreas 61. Midgut derivative are supplied by ? Sup mesenteric artery 62. Physiological umbelical herniation is seen in which week? Beginning of week 6 63. Midgut loops around ----- counterclockwise? 270 64. The urorectal septum fuses with the cloacal membrane at the future site of the anatomical ,???? Perineal body 65. Lower anal canal derived from? Proctoderm 66. Junction between upper and lower anal canal is indicated by ? Pectinate line 67. Ureteric bud is an outgrowth of? mesonephric duct 68. Fetal metanephros is located at vertebral level of? S1-S2 69. Allantois becomes fibrous cord called? Urachnus or median umbelical ligament in adult 70. Most common cause of congenital obstruction of urinary tract ? Ureteropelvic junction obstruction 71. Most common renal malignancy of childhood? Wilms tumor 72. Nutcracker syndrome occurs when? Left renal vein is compressed between sup mesenteric artery and abdominal aorta 73. By which week male and female characteristic of the external genitalia can be recognized ? By week 12 74. Phenotype sexual differentiation is determined by which gene? Sry gene 75. Sry gene encodes for protein called ?testes- determining dactor 76. Vestigial remnants of the mesonephric duct may be found in the adult female called? Appendix vasuculosa 77. The Phallus forms the ?? Clitoris 78. Urogenital folds forms the? labia minors 79. Testosterone is secreted by which cells? Leydig cells 80. Vestigial remnant of paranesonephric duct is ? Appendix testes 81. The labioscrotal swelling form the? Scrotum 82. Respiratory diverticulum is formed in which week ? 4 week 83. Terminal sac period is the period between? 24-birth 84. Pseudo glandular period is the period? 7-16 weeks 85. The site of the thyroglossal duct is indicated in adult by ? Foramen cecum 86. Ultimobrschail body is derivative of which pouch? 4th 87. Muscle of facial expression derived by? 2 pharyngeal arch 88. No taste bud is present in which part if tongue? Filiform papillae 89. All muscle motor supply is by XII cranial nerve except? Palatoglossus (CN X) 90. Pharyngeal cyst occurs when ----------- persist? Pharyngeal groove2-4 91. Most common site of ectopic thyroid tissue ? Sublingual 92. Cleft palate is which type of genetic disorder ? Multifacrorial 93. Anatomic landmark that distinguishea an anterior cleft palate from posterior cleft palate is? Incisive foramen 94. Digeorge syndrome occurs due to defect in? 3 and 4 pharyngeal pouches 95. Remnant of notochord is ? Nucleus pulposus 96. Anterior neuro pore closes on? Day 25 97. Posterior neuro pore closes on? Day 27 98. The lumen of neural tube for rise to? Ventricular system 99. Name 3 primary brain vesicles ? Prosen, mesen ad rhombencephalon 100. At birth the conus mudullaris extend to the level of ? L3 101. Myelination of the corticospinal tract is not completed until ? Te end of 2 years 102. Remnants of ratkhe pouch may give rise to a craniophayngioma 103. Arnold chiari malformation occurs when the caudal vermis and tonsils of cerebellum and medulla herniated through which foramen? Foramen magnum 104. Utricle responds to which acceleration? Linear acceleration 105. Semicircular ducts responds to? Angular acceleration 106. Stapes is derived from which pharyngeal arch ? Pharyngeal arch 2 107. Eye development begins at day? 22 108. The choroid fissure closes during week?? 7 week 109. The extra ocular muscle develops from Mesoderm of which somitomeres? Somitomeres 1,2 and 3 110. Anophthalmia is ? Absence of the eye 111. HPL can be assayed in maternal blood at week? 6 112. Growth hormone of later half of pregnancy? hPL 113. ----used by the fetal testes as a precursor of testosterone synthesis? Progesterone 114. The most potent estrogen is ??? Estradiol 115. Amniocentesis is preferred in which weeks? 14-18 weeks 116. Quickening in a woman first pregnancy in which weeks? 18-20 weeks 117. At week 20 uterine fundus is palpable at the ? Umbilicus 118. Surfactants are produced in which weeks? 25-27 119. Normal baseline fetal heart rate is? 120-160 beats per minute 120. Maximum susceptible period of teratogenicity is? 3-8weeks 121. The most common of CMV fetal infection is ?? Sensineural deafness 122. Teratogenicity of thalidomide is ? Limb defect 123. Fetal hydantoin syndrome is caused by? Phenytoin 124. Aminoglycoside causes which toxicity ? CNVIII 125. Appendages in wrong position is due to mutation in which gene? Hox gene 126. Heart begins to beat in which week? 4 week 127. Absent organ due to absent primordial tissue? Agenesis 128. Incomplete organ development ? Hypoplasia 129. Effect of diethylstilbestrol on fetus? Vaginal clear cell adenocarcinoma 130. Caudal regression syndrome caused by? Maternal diabetes 131. High risk of spontaneous abortion is side effect of vit a excess 132. Decidua basalis is derived from? Endometrium 133. Obliteration of Vitelline duct is in which week? 7th week 134. Yolk sac erythropoisis is in which weeks ? 3-8 weeks 135. Ductus arteriosus contain which blood? Deoxygenated 136. Meninges and spinal cord herniated through spinal cord defect is called? Meningeomyelocole 137. Dec separation of hemispheres across Midline leads to? Holoprosencephaly 138. Most common site of syringomyelia ? C8-T1 139. PDA is derivative of which aortic arch? 6 aortic arch 140. Arches are derived from which germ layer ? Mesoderm 141. Styloid process is derivative of which branchial arch ? 2nd 142. CN IX supplies which muscle? Stylopharyngeus 143. All intrinsic muscles of larynx are derivative of 6th arch except? Cricothyroid ( 4th arch) 144. Thymus is derivative of which pouch? 3rd pouch 145. Sup parathyroid derivative of which pouch? 4th ( inf 3rd pouch) 146. Posterior 1/3 of tongue formed by? 3and 4 arch 147. Name cranial nerves involving in taste sensation? CN VII,IX,X 148. Muscle of tongue are derived from ? Occipital myotomes 149. Normal remnant of thyroglossal duct? Foramen cecum 150. Cleft lip is due to? Failure of fusion of the maxillary and medial nasal process 151. Midgut returns to abdominal cavity in ---- week? 10th week 152. Spleen is ------ in origin? Mesodermal 153.bicorunate uterus result due to Incomplete fusion of ? Paramesonephric duct 154. Hypospadiasis is due to ----? Failure d urethral folds to close 155. Epispadiasis is due to----? Faulty positioning of genital tubercle 156. Diaphragmatic hernia is due to ? Absence of pleuro-peritoneal membrane 157. Vertebra is derived from? Sclerotome 158. Somites are derived of which mesoderm? Paraxial mesoderm 159. Left umbilical vein will regress to ? Ligamentum Teres 160. Gestational age is estimated from? Crown rump length at 8 weeks 161. Union of 5th lumbar with 1st sacral is called? Saccaralization 162. Structure of 2ndry villus include? Mesoderm , cytotrophoblast and syncitium 163. Amputated leg is the result of? amniotic bands 164. Auditory tube is formed by? 1st and 2nd endodernal pouch 165. Thyroid is derived from ? Endoderm 166. Four chambers of heart are formed by? Endo cardial cushions 167. Strongest layer of small intestine is? Submucosa 168. Erythropoietin are secreted by ? Peritubular interistitium of kidney 169. Which protein maintain red cell shape ? Spectrin 170. Which is not major basic tissues ? Blood 171. Ovary epithelium is ? Simple cuboidal 172. Which structure has 3 layers of muscles? Stomach 173. PDFG is secreted by which part of platelets? Alpha granules 174. Which cells produce antibodies? Plasma cells 175. Most abundant phagocytes in circulation? Neutrophils 176. Submucosal glands are present in ? Deudonum 177. Nissle bodies are? RER 178. Most mucinous acini gland is ? Sublingual glands 179. Calcium releases in muscle from ? Sarcoplamsmic reticulum 180. In Which state maximum HB produces occurs? Pro erythrocyte 181. Average life of Gi epithelium? 2-7 days 182. Basophilia of cell is due to ? RER 183. Which cell release extra cellular fibres and amorphous substance ? Fibroblast 184. Neurons in olfactory tract are ? Bipolar 185. Heparin is released by which cells ? Mast cells 186. Microtubule are part of ? Centrioles 187. Micro filament composed of ? Actin 188. ---- capsule covers the liver? Glisson 189. Signet ring appearance seen in? Adipocyte 190. Osteoclast are present in? Howships lacunae 191. Structural unit of bone? Haversian system 192. Myelin hai ---- percent of protein? 20% 193. Blood group antigen are ??? Carbohydrate 194. Hassal corpuscles feature of? Thymus 195. Hypertrophied pharyngeal tonsil? Adenoid 196. Bruner gland are present in submucosa of? Deudonum 197. Thickest zone of adrenal cortex? Zona fasciculata 198. Which coat is thickest in large veins? Adventitia 199. Ovarian follicles are present in? Cortex of ovary 200. Eosinophils play role in ?? Parasitic infections