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Respiratory System Embryology Questions

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Embryology (Respiratory System)

MCQ

1 / 10

Collapse of bronchi caused by failure of
bronchial cartilage development is indicative of which one of the following congenital
malformations?

2 / 10

In which stage of lung maturation is the
blood–air barrier established?

3 / 10

A young mother brings her recently born
infant into your office and complains that the
infant gags and chokes after swallowing milk.
A physical examination indicates excessive
saliva and mucus around the mouth and nose,
abdominal distention, pneumonitis, and radiographs indicate air in the infant’s stomach.
What is the most likely cause?

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Development of which of the following is the
first sign of respiratory system development?

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Components of the blood–air barrier in the lung
are derived from which of the following sources?

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Smooth muscle, connective tissue, and cartilage of primary bronchi are derived from which
of the following sources?

7 / 10

The trachea is lined with pseudostratified
ciliated columnar epithelium with goblet cells.
This epithelium is derived from

8 / 10

Pulmonary hypoplasia is commonly associated with which condition?

9 / 10

Within hours after birth, a baby whose
mother is diabetic had a rising respiratory
rate and labored breathing. The baby became
cyanotic and died. Postmortem histological examination revealed collapsed alveoli lined with
eosinophilic material. What is the diagnosis?

10 / 10

The respiratory diverticulum initially is in
open communication with the primitive foregut. Which of the following embryonic structures is responsible for separating these two
structures?

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