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What is the name of the mesodermal region from which the heart develops?
Cardiogenic area
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What shape does the cardiogenic area form?
Horseshoe-shaped
structure
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What type of mesoderm does the cardiogenic area differentiate into?
Cardiogenic
mesoderm
Splanchic mesoderm (associated with the developing gut)
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What are the two regions into which the cardiogenic area is subdivided?
Primitive heart field
Secondary heart field
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What structures does the primitive heart field give rise to?
Myocardium (muscular heart wall)
Endocardium (inner lining of the heart)
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What additional heart structures does the secondary heart field contribute to?
Outflow tract
Right ventricle
Atria
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What are endocardial tubes and what are their precursors?
Paired longitudinal
endothelial-lined
tubes formed from
cardiogenic
mesoderm
Precursors to the heart chambers
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What occurs at approximately day 21-22 in the development of the heart?
Fusion of the endocardial tubes to form the primitive heart tube
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What will the lumen of the fused primitive heart tube eventually become?
The
heart chambers
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What is the C-shaped bend called that is formed during the looping of the heart tube?
Cardiac loop
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In which direction do the atria and ventricles move during the bending and looping of the heart tube?
Atria move to the back
Ventricles move to the front
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What structure does the primitive ventricle become?
Left ventricle
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From which part of the heart tube does the right ventricle and part of the outflow tract arise?
Bulbus cordis
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What structures does the primitive atrium become?
Right and left atria
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What important process occurs along with the bending and twisting of the heart tube?
Formation of the septum
to divide the heart into left and right sides
Development of heart valves
Formation of the
outflow tract
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What are endocardial cushions and what role do they play in heart development?
Composed of mesodermal cells that migrate into the lumen of the heart tube
Critical role in development of heart valves and septa
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What septa begin to form during endocardial cushion development?
Atrial septum
and
ventricular septum
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Name the two septa that also develop during endocardial cushion development.
Atrioventricular septum and outflow tract septum
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What is the initial role of the primitive heart tube after it begins to pump blood?
Circulating the embryo’s blood through the yolk sac and developing body
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