General embryology:
- Define the fertilization. What are the effects of fertilization? Write the different stages of fertilization. Name the barriers crossed by the spermatozoa during fertilization. Mention the result of fertilization.
- Define the ovulation.
- Write the sources of the development of placenta and mention the functions of the placenta.
- give the structures of the chorionic plate presenting on the foetal part of the placenta
- Give the structures and functions of full term placenta.
- Give the layers of placental barriers. Mention in short the developmental stages of the placental villi.
- SN: trisomy-21
- Define implantation. Write about the normal and abnormal sites of implantation
- What do you mean by ontogeny and phylogeny? “Ontogeny repeats phylogeny” explain it.
- How neural crest is formed? mention the neural crest derivatives
- Define the neurulation. How neural tube is formed? write the neural tube defects
- Define the gastrulation. Mntion the five derivatives of each of primary germ layers. rite the role of primitive streak for the formation of gastrulation .
- How the intermaxillary segment is formed? Mention its different components and structures derived from each component.
- difference between acrosomal reaction and zona reaction
- Mention the fate of 4th aortic arch . What is vasculogenesis and angiogenesis?
- Define spermatogenesis .name the stage of spermatogenesis. Name the changes occurring in the germ cell during spermiogenesis.
- What is teratogenesis? Mention the principles of teratogenesis.
- Classify teratogens with examples. What do you mean by twinning?
- what do you mean by i) organizer ii) inductor iii) draw and label a graafian follicle
- What is growth? Mention its different types with examples. What do you mean by totipotent and pluripotent cell
- Write the formation, function and fate of the notochord.
- Draw and label a blastocyst.
- Give the structures of placental barriers
- Define capacitation. Mention normal and abnormal sites of implantation. What is placenta praevia?
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