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Summarize important events during 1st week of pregnancy: - ANSWER - ovulation

- fertilization

- trip down fallopian tube

- uterine wall implantation

- 7 cell divisions

- increase from 1 to 100-140 cells

- formation of blastocyst

What are the 2 distinct parts of the blastocyte? - ANSWER embryoblast and trophoblast

What does the embryoblast develop into? - ANSWER embryo

What does the trophoblast develop into? - ANSWER placenta

What are some possible problems that can occur in week 1? - ANSWER genetic:
nondisjunction

ectopic pregnancy

failure of implantation

environmental influences

Summarize important events of week 2 development - ANSWER - implantation
completed

- formation of bilaminar disc

What is a possible problem that can occur during week 2 development? - ANSWER
about 35% of blastocytes are abnormal and spontaneously abort

What are the components of the bilaminar disk? - ANSWER epiblast and hypoblast

Summarize important events of week 3 development - ANSWER simultaneous formation
of:

- trilaminar embryonic disc

- notochord

- neural tube

, - somites

- cardiac tube

What are the components of the trilaminar disc? - ANSWER ectoderm, mesoderm, and
endoderm

Angiogenic cell clusters differentiate into... - ANSWER endocardial tubes (ventral) and
aorta (dorsal)

What do the endocardial tubes form? - ANSWER heart tube

Summarize important events of week 4 development - ANSWER - heart continues to
develop

- neural tube closes

- somites increase 7-28

- limb buds begin

- respiratory diverticulum forms

- eyes begin to form

- optic placode forms

- embryo is tubularly shaped

Summarize important events of week 5 development - ANSWER - head growth exceeds
other body parts

- 42-44 pairs of somites

- diverticulum begins to branch

Summarize important events of week 6 development - ANSWER - somites smooth

- elbow forms

- foot plate later than upper limb

- spontaneous movement

- trunk straightens

Summarize important events of week 7 development - ANSWER - receding of tail

- notching of hand plates

- toes webbed

Summarize important events of week 8 development - ANSWER - tail disappeared

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