Lesson 27: Embryology Week 3 Quizellenj2023-01-13T13:49:28-05:00 Please sign up for the course before taking this quiz. 1. The heart tubes arise from the:1 mesoderm ectoderm yolk sac endoderm 2. Sonic Hedgehog protein wasn’t really named after Sonic the Hedgehog.1 True False 3. What nutrient should women take before and during pregnancy to help prevent neural tube defects?1 vitamin C folic acid (a B vitamin) vitamin B 12 riboflavin ( a B vitamin) vitamin D vitamin A 4. Which is the correct order?1 implantation, neurulation, blastulation, gastrulation implantation, blastulation, gasturlation, neurulation blastulation, implantation, gastrulation, neurulation blastulation, gastrulation, implantation, neurulation 5. After the disc curls up, what is the inside called? (usually colored yellow)1 the neural tube the primitive groove the gut tube 6. The side of the ectoderm with the primitive streak will become:1 the inside, including the digestive tract the side that will develop into legs and feet the side that will develop into the head the brain and nervous system 7. The heart begins as 2 tubes.1 True False 8. If the neural tube does not close properly, this can lead to a condition called:1 carcinoma paralysis cerebral palsy spina bifida 9. Neural crest cells will turn into any of these EXCEPT:1 melanocyte skin cells lining of mouth and stomach bones and tissues of the middle ear nerves around heart and spinal cord nerves of face and head 10. The somites will eventually turn into the tissues that make the:1 arm and leg bones face digestive system spine 11. The ectoderm will curl around the rest of the germ disc.1 True False 12. Which is NOT true of the notochord?1 It secretes a chemical called Sonic Hedgehog (SHH). It will control the organization of body tissues. It will turn into the spinal cord. 13. Blood vessels form with blood cells already inside them.1 True False 14. Which means “stomach side”?1 ventral dorsal 15. What goes on in the yolk sac?1 tiny blood vessels form nutrients are produced for the embryo the lining of the intestines begins to form nothing important Lesson 26: Embryology Week 2 Lesson 28: Embryology Week 4 Back to: Lesson 27: Embryology Week 3