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12May/18

Development of Palate

May 12, 2018Anatomybifid uvula, cleft palate, complete cleft palate, definitive palate, derivatives of intermaxillary segment of fronto nasal process, embryological origin of muscles of soft palate, incomplete cleft palate, intermaxillary segment, palatine process of maxilla, primary palate, primitive palate, question and answers on development of palate, secondary palatePOONAM KHARB JANGHU

Development of Palate Q. identify the structures labelled 1- 9. Q. How is palate formed? A. Palate develops from 1st pharyngeal arch and frontonasal process. It is formed from three processes: TwoRead More…

Development of Face

May 11, 2018Anatomycleft lip, cyclops, derivatives of frontonasl process, hare lip, lateral nasal process, maxillary and mandibular processes, medial nasal process, oblique facial cleft, probocis, Viva questions on development of facePOONAM KHARB JANGHU

DEVELOPMENT OF FACE Q. Identify the structures labelled 1-11. Q. Name the embryological structures that give rise to components of face. A. Following embryological structures form face: Frontonasal process A pairRead More…

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10May/18

Development of pharyngeal Arches, Pouches

May 10, 2018Anatomyarch, branchial fistula, cervical sinus, derivatives of pharyngeal pouches, Development of pharyngeal arches, muscular derivatives of first, muscular derivatives of pharyngeal arches, nerve of pharyngeal arches, pouches and cleft, pouchs and clefts, skeletal derivatives of pharyngeal arches, Viva voce questions on development of pharyngeal archesPOONAM KHARB JANGHU

DEVELOPMENT OF PHARYNGEAL ARCHES AND POUCHES Q. Identify the structures marked 1-6 in the following diagram. Q. Identify the structures marked 1-18 in the following diagram. Q. Identify the structures marked 1-Read More…

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09May/18

General Embryology -V

May 9, 2018Anatomyamniocentesis, calculation of EDD, chorionic villi sampling, common causes of congenital anomalies, determination of age of fetus, EDD, gestatio, gestational age determination, LMP, prenatal dignosis methods, teratogenesis, teratogens, teratology, viva wuestion on clinical aspects of embryologyPOONAM KHARB JANGHU

Clinical Aspects of Embryology Q. What is the length of gestational period? A. The period of development inside the womb from the time of conception till birth is called gestational period. Q.Read More…

General Embryology -IV

May 8, 2018Anatomyanterior and posterior neuropore, derivatives of ectoderm, derivatives of endoderm, derivatives of intermediate mesoderm, derivatives of lateral plate mesoderm, derivatives of mesoderm, derivatives of neural crest cells, derivatives of paraxial mesoderm, dermamyotome, embryonic perior, formation of neural tube, gastrulation, neural crest cells, neural groove, neural plate, neurulation, perior of organogenesis, sclerotome, somites, viva question on general embryologyPOONAM KHARB JANGHU

THIRD To EIGHTH WEEK OF DEVELOPMENT Q. Which period of development is called Period of organogenesis? A. It is embryonic period which extends from 3rd to eighth week of development. During thisRead More…

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07May/18

General Embryology -III

May 7, 2018Anatomyallantois, chorionic frundosum, chorionic villi, contents of umbilical cord, cotyledons of placenta, decidua, decidua basalis, extraembryonic membranes, functions of placenta, placenta, placenta previa, placental barrier, placental membrane, shape and size of placenta, umbilical cord, via voce questions on embryology, yolk sacPOONAM KHARB JANGHU

EXTRA-EMBRYONIC MEMBRANES AND PLACENTA Q. What are the structures marked 1- 10 in the following diagram. Q. What is amniotic fluid and how it is produced? A. Amniotic fluid is clear andRead More…

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06May/18

General Embryology II

May 6, 2018Anatomy2nd week of development, amniotic cavity, bilaminar embryonic disc, chorionic cavity, cytotrophoblast, epiblast, extraambryonic mesoderm, extraembryonic coelom, extraembryonic membranes, Heuser's membrane, hypoblast, primitive yolk sac, syncytiotrophoblast, viva -voce questions on general embryologyPOONAM KHARB JANGHU

SECOND WEEK OF DEVELOPMENT Q. By which day the blastocyst is completely embedded in the endometrium? A. by 12th day. Q. Name the structures derived from the inner cell mass/embryoblast. A. HypoblastRead More…

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03May/18

General Embryology -I

May 3, 2018Anatomyacrosome reaction, capacitation, cleavage division, corpus luteum, corpus luteum of menstruation, corpus luteum of pregnancy, ectopic sites of implantation, embryo, fertilization, fetus, functions or role of zona pellucida, implantation day and ssite, results of fertilization, spermiogenesis and spermatogenesis difference, Viva-voce question on geneneral embryology, zygotePOONAM KHARB JANGHU

GAMETOGENESIS, FERTILIZATION AND IMPLANTATION Q. Define gametogenesis. A. It is the process of formation and maturation of gametes ( male gamete is spermatozoa/sperm and female gamete is ovum). Q. What is the significanceRead More…

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06Apr/18

Third Ventricle

April 6, 2018Neuroanatomyboundaries of third ventricle, recesses of third ventricle, tela choroidea and choroid plexus of third ventricle, Third ventricle anatomyPOONAM KHARB JANGHU

Describe the location and boundaries of third ventricle. It is a cavity within Diencephalon.It is a midline slit-like cavity situated between the two thalami and the part of hypothalamus. Boundaries:The third ventricleRead More…

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04Apr/18

Lateral Ventricle

April 4, 2018Neuroanatomyanatomy of lateral ventricle, anterior horn of lateral ventricle, boundaries of parts of lateral ventricle, central part of lateral ventricle, choroid fissure of lateral ventricle, choroid plexus of lateral and third ventricles, inferior horn of lateral ventricle, location of lateral ventricle, parts of lateral ventricle, posterior horn of lateral ventricle, Question on lateral ventriclePOONAM KHARB JANGHU

Where are lateral ventricles located? Lateral ventricle is a ‘C’ shaped cavity of cerebral hemishphere. There are two lateral ventricles, one in each cerebral hemisphere. Each lateral ventricle communicates with the thirdRead More…

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