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Classification

Speciality
Obstetrics and Gynaecology
Group
Basic
Title
Anatomy
Topic
Region
Subtopic 1
Thorax
Subtopic 2
Muscle
Subtopic 3
Diaphragm
Question Type
SBA

Question

SSBA
Question Header
Anatomy
Question Stem
Which embryological component of the diaphragm forms the central tendon?

Options

A Pleuroperitoneal membrane
B Dorsal mesentery
C Septum transversum
D Cervical myotome
E Body wall

Explanation

The diaphragm develops from several components; the septum transversum specifically forms the central tendon.

Option Validity

A) Pleuroperitoneal membranes contribute to the diaphragm but do not form the central tendon.

B) The dorsal mesentery contributes to diaphragm formation but not the central tendon.

D) Cervical myotomes contribute muscular elements rather than the central tendon.

E) Body-wall contribution does not form the central tendon.

Further Reading

Saxena - MRCOG-1 Basic Sciences, Chapter 2: Anatomy, Printed p.12.

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Source
Saxena - MRCOG-1 Basic Sciences
Source Section
Chapter 2: Anatomy
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Printed p.12
Updated
2026-10-06 01:57:35
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