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development of the respiratory system begins around the {{c1::middle of the 4th week}} of embryogenesis
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in the 4th week of embryogenesis the primitive pharynx is the {{c1::cranial most part}} of the foregut
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the respiratory tract is formed form the {{c1::laryngeo-tracheal tube}} and {{c1::splanchnic mesoderm}} (found in embryonic life)
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the laryngeio-tracheal tube is formed from the {{c1::laryngeio-tracheal groove}}
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how does the laryngeio-tracheal groove form?
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the 2 margins of the laryngeo-tracheal groove start fusing in the {{c1::caudo-cranial}} direction
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fusion of the margins of the laryngeo-tracheal tube forms the {{c1::tracheo-esophageal septum}}
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the tracheo-esophageal septum separates the primitive pharynx into {{c1::dorsal part (pharyx & esophagus)}} and {{c1::ventral part (laryngeo-trach…
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what part of the respiratory tract is formed from the laryngeo-tracheal tube?
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origin of tissue in lung which is NOT lining epithelium
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the laryngeio-tracheal tube doesn't complete fusion at the {{c1::cranial}} (cranial/caudal) end
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the connection between laryngeo-tracheal tube and pharynx is called the {{c1::laryngeal inlet (aditus to the larynx or laryngeal orifice)}}
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the laryngeal inlet (in embryonic life) ends opposite a median elevation in floor of the {{c2::pharynx}} called {{c1::copula}}
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the copula (in embryonic life) later gives the {{c1::epiglottis}}
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how the shape of the laryngeal inlet (in embryonic life) change with development?
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the laryngeal inlet (in embryonic life) is obliterated transiently between the {{c1::8th}} and {{c1::10th}} weeks of development
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after the laryngeal inlet (in embryonic life) is obliterated transiently it's recanalized forming the {{c1::vocal cords (true & false)}}
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the laryngeal epithelium is derived from {{c1::endoderm}} (epiderm / mesoderm / endoderm)
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while the caudal end of the laryngeo-tracheal tube invades the mesoderm it divides into {{c1::2 lung buds}}
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the lung buds form {{c1::main bronchi}}
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the right lung bud is {{c1::wider and more vertical}} than the left
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main bronchi (from lung buds) divide into {{c1::secondary (lobar bronchi)}}
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in embryonic life, there are {{c1::3}} right lobar bronchi and {{c1::2}} left lobar bronchi
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in embryonic life, each 2ry bronchi divide into {{c1::tertiary (segmental)}} bronchi
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in embryonic life, fate of segmental bronchi
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in embryonic life, repeated dichotomous division in lung forms {{c1::17}} orders of branches (ends with {{c1::terminal bronchioles}}) by the {{c2::6}}…
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the lung keeps dividing (into smaller branches) for up to {{c1::8}} years after birth
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Total order of division reached in the lung (fully developed)
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the lung buds invade the {{c1::intraembryonic coelom (the pericardio-peritoneal canal)}} (later forms pleura)
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visceral pleura is derived from {{c1::splanchnic}} mesoderm
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parietal pleura is derived from {{c1::somatic}} mesoderm
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anaomalies in lung development
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other rare anomalies in lung development (NOT main anomalies)
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congenital surfactant deficiency is called {{c1::hyaline membrane disease (HMD)}}
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hyaline membrane disease (HMD) is a major cause of {{c1::respiratory distress syndrome (RDS)}}
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surfactant can be induced by {{c1::thyroxin}} and {{c1::cortisone}} (drugs)
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there are {{c1::4}} varients of tracheo-esophagial fistula
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most common varient tracheo-esophagial fistula
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post-natal complications of most common of varient tracheo-esophagial fistula
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pre-natal complications of most common varient tracheo-esophagial fistula
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embryonic sources of diaphragm
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after embryo folding the septum transversum grows {{c1::dorsally}} (separating heart from liver)
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the septum transversum expands and fuses with {{c1::mesenchyme dorsal to esophagus}} and {{c1::pleuroperitoneal membrane}}
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{{c1::a large part of the liver}} is embedded in the the septum transversum during early development
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during the {{c2::4}}th week the septum transversum lies opposite to {{c1::3rd to 5th cervical}} somites
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during the {{c1::5}}th week, myoblasts from somites migrate into diaphragm bringing nerve innervation
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anomalies of the diaphragm
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Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) is usually {{c1::unilateral}} (unilateral/bilateral)
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in Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) herniation from {{c1::abdominal}} cavity into {{c1::thoracic}} cavity occurs
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why is Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) more common on left side
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cause of Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH)
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site of Congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) (anterior or posterior)? and (lateral or medial)?
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