During human gestation, rudiments of all organs develop a. in the first trimester. b. in the second trimester. c. in the third trimester. d. during the blastocyst stage.

Video transcript

Hello everyone and welcome to today's video. So in today's video we have a problem regarding development. So let's jump straight into it during the first semester when the embryo develops adult structures in rudimentary forms. It is called a blank. And so let me quickly remind you how this process of development in the uterus works chronologically. So once conception occurs, what we have is what we call a zygote and the cycle is going to undergo cell division for multiple days to then become more or less is more or less as well is going to undergo a lot of cell division constantly during those days, then become a molasses. Is and this is happening about the first week of conception, this is going to continue happening and more stages are going to come until we reach the fetal stage, which happens eight weeks after conception. Now these first three stages are all part of the embryo stage and after the embryo stage is done after the eight weeks is going to or just the baby is going to enter the fetal stage. And this happens or it continues being in the fetal stage until birth. And so as we can see, the question is asking us just fundamentally, what's coming after the embryo stage. And as we can see here in our graph is going to be the fittest stage, which is when the baby begins or the embryo begins developing adult structures in rudimentary form and just continues developing them until birth. And so that is going to be the final answer to our question and which is answer choice. A fetus. So I really hope this video helped you, and I hope to see you on the next one.