Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip results from abnormal _____ development in newborns
#2
Which gene of embryogenesis is involved in segmental organization of the embryo in a craniocaudal direction? _____
#3
Which gene of embryogenesis is responsible for proper organization along the dorsal-ventral axis? _____
#4
What is the embryonic origin of the muscle, bone, and connective tissue? _____
#5
In which week of embryogenesis do the upper/lower limb buds form? _____
#6
mastoid air cells
#7
edoderm lined structures of the ear
#8
thymus
#9
inferior parathyroids
#10
superior parathyroids
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Flashcard 1: Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip results from abnormal _____ development in newborns
Answer: acetabulum
Flashcard 2: Which gene of embryogenesis is involved in segmental organization of the embryo in a craniocaudal direction? _____
Answer: Homeobox (Hox) genes
Flashcard 3: Which gene of embryogenesis is responsible for proper organization along the dorsal-ventral axis? _____
Answer: Wnt-7
Flashcard 4: What is the embryonic origin of the muscle, bone, and connective tissue? _____
Answer: Mesoderm
Flashcard 5: In which week of embryogenesis do the upper/lower limb buds form? _____
Answer: Week 4 (4 weeks = 4 limbs)
Flashcard 6: mastoid air cells
Answer: 1st pouch
Flashcard 7: edoderm lined structures of the ear
Answer: 1st pouch
Flashcard 8: thymus
Answer: 3rd pouch
Flashcard 9: inferior parathyroids
Answer: 3rd pouch
Flashcard 10: superior parathyroids
Answer: 4th pouch
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