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Y/N Fertilization ability of the spermatozoon is preserved for 24-30 hours |
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Y/N Two veins and one artery are present in the umbilical cord of the newborn baby. |
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No Two Arteries + One Vein |
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Y/N The yolk sack (Sacculus Vitellinus) takes part in the formation of the embryo discus. |
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Y/N Amnion is not involved in the formation of the embryo discus. |
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No Embryo discus derived from the epiblast layer (derived from the inner cell mass) |
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Y/N The cells obtained as a result of segmentation are called Blastomers. |
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Y/N The Trophoblast related structures are associated with the implantation and nutrition of the embryo. |
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Y/N The smooth Chorion(Chorion Laeve) takes part in the formation of the fetal sack. |
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Y/N The embryoblast cells situated on the floor of the amnion differentiate in the ectoderma. |
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Y/N The Chorion frondosum participates in the formation of the placenta. |
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Y/N Linea Primitiva (the primitive line) is a temporary structure related to the organization of the mesoderma. |
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MCQ - 1A The sperm volume normally is: A/2-6 ml B/6-8ml C/8-10ml D/10-12ml |
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MCQ - 1A The II type oocyte has a ferilization ability during: A/6-12 Hours B/12-24 Hours C/24-36 Hours D/36-72 Hours |
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MCQ - 1A The spermatozoa number in 1cm3 sperm is: A/10-30 x10(6)/ cm3 B/400-500 x 10(2) / cm3 C/40-120 x 10(6) / cm3 D/130-160 x 10(6) / cm3 |
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MCQ - 1A The minimum part of mobile spermatozoa in the sperm necessary for fertilization is above: A/10% B/20% C/30% D/50% |
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MCQ - 1A The process of transformation of spermatids into spermatozoa is called: A/Spermation B/Spermiogensis C/Capacitation D/Acrosomal Reaction |
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MCQ - 1A The Trophoblast is part of: A/Embryoblast B/Blastocysta C/Magma Reticularis D/Amnion Cavity |
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MCQ - 1A The consecutive stages in the embryogenesis are: A/Morulla-Blastocysta-Organogenesis-Gastrulation B/Morulla-Blastocysta-Gastrulation-Organogenesis C/Blastocysta-Morulla-Gastrulation-Organogenesis D/Organogenesis-Morulla-Gastrulation-Blastocysta |
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B - Morulla-Blastocysta-Gastrulation-Organogenesis |
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MCQ - 1A The Somites derive from: A/Mesoblast B/Endoblast C/Ectoblast D/Mesenchyme |
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MCQ - 1A The dermatomes form: A/Skin Epithelium B/Skin Connective Tissue C/Skeletal Muscles D/Embryo's Skeleton |
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B - Skin Connective Tissue |
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MCQ - 1A The segmentation by human embryo is: A/The formation of many small holes in the acrosome B/penetration of spermatozoon through corona radiata of the oocyte C/penetration of spermatozoon through zona pellucida of the oocyte D/series of mitosis in the zygote during its movement through the oviduct |
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D - series of mitosis in the zygote during its movement through the oviduct |
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MCQ - 1A Which element is not included in the placental barrier: A/Cytotrophoblast B/Syncytial Trophoblast C/Capillaries of the Placental Villae D/Capillaries of the Uterus Wall |
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D - Capillaries of the Uterus Wall |
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MCQ - 1A The implantation starts: A/On the first day after the fertilization B/6-7 days after the fertilization C/10 days after the fertilization D/15 days after the fertilization |
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B - 6-7 days after the fertilization |
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MCQ - 1A The fertilization is completed in: A/Uterus Cavity B/Oviduct Cavity C/Abdomen D/Ovary |
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MCQ - 1A What type of function is the oocyte cortical reaction: A/Trophic B/Receptor C/Barrier D/Phagecytic |
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MCQ - 1A The umbilical cord of the newborn baby consists of: A/2 Arteries and 2 Veins B/2 Arteries and 1 Vein C/2 Veins and 1 Artery D/1 Artery and 1 Vein |
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MCQ - More than one Answer Which of the following is typical for monozygotic twins: A/They dont look alike B/They look alike C/They can be of a different gender D/They are always the same gender E/There are no differences in their immunological characteristics |
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B/They look alike D/They are always the same gender E/There are no differences in their immunological characteristics |
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MCQ - More than one Answer The somites (epimer of the mesoblast)form: A/Dermatomes B/Sklerotomes C/Myotomes D/Nephrotomes E/Hypomer |
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A/Dermatomes B/Sklerotomes C/Myotomes |
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MCQ - More than one Answer From the Mesenchyme derivates: A/Cardiac Muscle Tissue B/Smooth Muscle Tissue C/Skeletal Muscle Tissue D/Blood Tissue E/Microglia |
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B/Smooth Muscle Tissue D/Blood Tissue E/Microglia |
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MCQ - More than one Answer From the ectoblast derivates: A/Nevrous tissue B/Blood tissue C/Skin epithelium (Epidermis) D/Epithelium of the oral cavity E/Smooth Muscle Tissue |
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A/Nevrous tissue C/Skin epithelium (Epidermis) D/Epithelium of the oral cavity |
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MCQ - More than one Answer The fetal sack wall consists of: A/Amnion B/Smooth Chorion (Chorion Laeve) C/Placental Villae D/Covering Decidua (Decidua Capsularis) E/Basal Decidua (Deciduas Basalis) |
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A/Amnion B/Smooth Chorion (Chorion Laeve) D/Covering Decidua (Decidua Capsularis) |
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MCQ - More than one Answer The placental barrier after the third month of embryogenesis consists of: A/syncytial trophoblast B/cytotrophoblast C/epithelium of the placental capillaries D/mesenchyme of the placental villa E/epithelium of the uterus capillaries |
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A/syncytial trophoblast C/epithelium of the placental capillaries D/mesenchyme of the placental villa |
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MCQ - More than one Answer The maternal part of the placenta consists of: A/Cotyledones B/Loose connective tissue slips (septae) C/Blood Lacunae D/Amion E/Chorionic Plate |
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A/Cotyledones B/Loose connective tissue slips (septae) C/Blood Lacunae |
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MCQ - More than one Answer The fetal part of the placenta consists of: A/Loose connective tissue slips (septae) B/Blood Lacunae C/Chorion frondosum D/Amion E/Cotyledones |
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MCQ - More than one Answer Which of the following are specific for the acrosomal reaction: A/Releasing of the acrosomal enzymes B/Facilities the penetration of spermatozoon through zona pellucida of the oocyte C/type of endocytosis D/completed after the spermatozoon receptor binding to zona pellucida E/Completed after the fertilization |
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A/Releasing of the acrosomal enzymes B/Facilities the penetration of spermatozoon through zona pellucida of the oocyte D/completed after the spermatozoon receptor binding to zona pellucida E/Completed after the fertilization |
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MCQ - More than one Answer Which of the following are specific for the cortical reaction is: A/Completed in corona radiata B/Associated with releasing of the acrosomal enzymes C/associated with releasing of the proteolytic enzymes under the oocyte plasmalemma D/associated with destroying of the spermatozoon receptors in zona pellucida E/blocks the passing of more than one spermatozoon into the oocyte |
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C/associated with releasing of the proteolytic enzymes under the oocyte plasmalemma D/associated with destroying of the spermatozoon receptors in zona pellucida E/blocks the passing of more than one spermatozoon into the oocyte |
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Define and Fill in Correct Answers: The parts of the mesoblast are: A/ B/ C/ |
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A/Epimer B/Mesomer C/Hypomer |
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Define and Fill in Correct Answers: What are the structures that derive from the somites of the mesoblast: A/ B/ C/ |
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A/Dermatomes B/Sclerotomes C/Myotomes |
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Define and Fill in Correct Answers: The placental barrier after the third month consists of: A/ B/ C/ |
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A/Syncytial Trophoblast B/Mesenchyme of the Placental villa C/Epithelium of the placental capillaries |
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Define and Fill in Correct Answers: The placental barrier before the third month consists of: A/ B/ C/ D/ |
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A/Cytotrophoblast B/Syncytial Trophoblast C/Mesenchyme of the Placental villa D/Epithelium of the placental capillaries |
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Define and Fill in Correct Answers: Specific for segmentation by the human embryo is: A/ B/ C/ |
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A/Totally B/Asynchronous C/Unequal |
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Define and Fill in Correct Answers: The formation of the chorda dorsalis passes through the following stages: A/ B/ C/ |
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A/Chordal Channel B/Chordal Plate C/Definitive Chorda |
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Define and Fill in Correct Answers: The umbilical cord of the newborn baby is built from: A/ B/ C/ |
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A/Two arteries and one vein B/Mucoid tissue C/Amnion |
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Define and Fill in Correct Answers: Chorion types A/ B/ |
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A/Chorion Laeve B/Chorion Frondosum |
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Define and Fill in Correct Answers: Trophoblast types: A/ B/ |
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A/Cytotrophoblast B/Syncytial Trophoblast |
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Define and Fill in Correct Answers: The process of the formation of the nervous system passes through the following stages: A/ B/ C/ |
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A/Neural Plate B/Neural Groove C/Neural Tube |
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Give the Correct Answer (Match) Determine the Localization of the structure according to its stage of development: A/Zygote B/Blastocysta C/Blastocysta (day 9)
a/Free in the uterus b/In the Oviduct C/In the Endomethrium |
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A/Zygote - b/In the Oviduct B/Blastocysta - a/Free in the uterus C/Blastocysta (day 9) - C/In the Endomethrium |
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Give the Correct Answer (Match) Associate the parts of the mesoblast with the corresponding derivates: A/Epimer B/Mesomer C/Hypomer
a/Dermatomes b/Splanchnopleura c/Sklerotomes d/Myotomes e/Nephrotomes f/Somatopleura |
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A/Epimer - a/Dermatomes, c/Sklerotomes , d/Myotomes
B/Mesomer - f/Somatopleura
C/Hypomer - b/Splanchnopleura, e/Nephrotomes |
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Identify the Organ; Under the light microscope (HE Staining), part of the extraembryonal organ that consists of amion, smooth chorion (chorion laeve) and covering devidua (decidua capsularis) appears. |
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Identify the Organ; Under the light microscope (HE Staining), part of extraembryonal organ consisting of different in shape and size structures that are covered by syncytiotrophoblast, filled with mesenchyme and blood vessels appear. |
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Placental Villae (Placenta) |
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Identify the Organ; Under the light microscope (HE Staining), part of extraembryonal organ that is covered by amnion and contains three blood vessels and mucoid tissue between them appears. |
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Umbilical Cord (after the III-rd month) |
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