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|| Incorrect! The early connecting stalk is the early site of the future {{placental cord}}.
|| Incorrect! The early connecting stalk is the early site of the future {{placental cord}}.


{At birth, the placental cord blood vessel circulation is decreased by:
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-   Wharton jelly expansion
-   vessel smooth muscle contraction
-   placental artery spiral contraction
|| Correct! But not the correct answer, all of the options are involved with decreasing cord blood circulation.
+   all of the above
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{In the human placental cord development which blood vessel is typically lost?
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-   right umbilical artery
|| Incorrect! Both umbilical arteries remain, the right umbilical vein is typically lost.
-   left umbilical artery
|| Incorrect! Both umbilical arteries remain, the right umbilical vein is typically lost.
-   right umbilical vein
|| Correct! {{persistent right umbilical vein}} is a rare abnormality of the cord.
-   left umbilical vein
|| Incorrect! The right umbilical vein is typically lost.
-   none of the vessels are lost
|| Incorrect! The right umbilical vein is typically lost.
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Placental Cord Interactive Component

Attempt the Quiz - Placental Cord  
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Here are a few simple Quiz questions that relate to Placental Cord from the practical.

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1 The placental cord developmentally originates from the:

  yolk sac
  yolk stalk
  connecting stalk
  chorionic plate
  all of the above are correct

2 At birth, the placental cord blood vessel circulation is decreased by:

  Wharton jelly expansion
  vessel smooth muscle contraction
  placental artery spiral contraction
  all of the above

3 In the human placental cord development which blood vessel is typically lost?

  right umbilical artery
  left umbilical artery
  right umbilical vein
  left umbilical vein
  none of the vessels are lost


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Practical 14: Implantation and Early Placentation | Villi Development | Maternal Decidua | Cord Development | Placental Functions | Diagnostic Techniques | Abnormalities

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