1 2 3 Choose 2 correct answers. The cranio-caudal and lateral folding of the embryo 1. Enlarges the connection of the foregut with the yolk sac 2. Enlarges the connection of the midgut with the yolk sac 3. Decreases the opening of the midgut with the yolk sac 4. Refines the three regions of the gut Choose 2 correct answers. The pancreas 1. Arises a dorsal and ventral buds from the foregut 2. The dorsal bud contributes mainly to the adult pancreas. 3. The ventral bud becomes the main pancreas. 4. A and B 5. A and C Choose 2 correct answers. The lower respiratory tract 1. Develops later in embryonic life 2. Develops early in embryonic life 3. Is where inhaled air is conditioned 4. Is where exchange of gases takes place 5. B and D

1 2 3 Choose 2 correct answers. The cranio-caudal and lateral folding of the embryo 1. Enlarges the connection of the foregut with the yolk sac 2. Enlarges the connection of the midgut with the yolk sac 3. Decreases the opening of the midgut with the yolk sac 4. Refines the three regions of the gut Choose 2 correct answers. The pancreas 1. Arises a dorsal and ventral buds from the foregut 2. The dorsal bud contributes mainly to the adult pancreas. 3. The ventral bud becomes the main pancreas. 4. A and B 5. A and C Choose 2 correct answers. The lower respiratory tract 1. Develops later in embryonic life 2. Develops early in embryonic life 3. Is where inhaled air is conditioned 4. Is where exchange of gases takes place 5. B and D

Nutrition Through the Life Cycle (MindTap Course List)

6th Edition

ISBN:9781305628007

Author:Judith E. Brown

Publisher:Judith E. Brown

Chapter8: Infant Nutrition

Section: Chapter Questions

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