Development of Head/Neck III Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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The outside of the pharyngeal arch is covered with _____.

A

Ectoderm

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The inside of the pharyngeal arch is covered with _____.

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Endoderm

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3
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FGF-8 induces pharyngeal arch formation and is induced by _____.

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Tbx-1

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4
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What muscles arise from pharyngeal arch III?

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Stylopharyngeus

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5
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What skeletal structures arise from pharyngeal arch III?

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Greater part of hyoid, part of body of hyoid

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6
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The mandibular arch is associated with the _____ nerve.

A

Trigeminal

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7
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V3 mostly innervates _____, while the rest is sensory.

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Muscles of mastication

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8
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Meckel’s cartilage arises from pharyngeal arch _____.

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1

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9
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The hyoid arch is associated with the _____ nerve.

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Facial

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10
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Reichert’s cartilage & muscles of facial expression arise from pharyngeal arch _____.

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2

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Reichert’s cartilage & muscles of facial expression arise from pharyngeal arch _____.

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2

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12
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The 3rd & 4th pharyngeal arches are associated with the _____ & _____ nerves.

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Glossopharyngeal & vagus

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13
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The tympanic cavity of the middle ear & the auditory tube are derivatives of the _____ pharyngeal pouch.

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First

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The fossa for palatine tonsils are derivatives of the _____ pharyngeal pouch.

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Second

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15
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The inferior parathyroids & thymus are derivatives of the _____ pharyngeal pouch.

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Third

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16
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The inferior parathyroids arise due to high concentrations of _____.

17
Q

The thymus arises due to high concentrations of _____.

18
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The superior parathyroids & postbranchial body are derivatives of the _____ pharyngeal pouch.

19
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The superior parathyroids & postbranchial body are derivatives of the _____ pharyngeal pouch.

20
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What is derived from between the first and second pairs of pharyngeal arches?

A

Thyroid gland

21
Q

The thyroid diverticulum persists as a small pit at the base of the tongue called the _____.

A

Foramen cecum

22
Q

What is stimulated by BMP-4 & FGF-8 from the floor of the diencephalon?

A

Rathke’s pouch

23
Q

The inner layer of the cup (of Rathke’s pouch) forms the _____.

A

Pars intermedia

24
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The outer layer of the cup (of Rathke’s pouch) forms the _____.

A

Anterior pituitary

25
The foramen cecum is located between the _____ & the _____.
Tuberculum impar. | Copula
26
What are the primordia of the anterior, middle, and posterior parts of the tongue?
Anterior=Lateral lingual swellings Middle=Tuberculum impar Posterior=Copula
27
What is the term for a small mandible?
Micrognathia
28
What is the term for failure of the lower jaw to form?
Agnathia
29
What is an autosomal dominant condition caused by TCOF1 gene that reduces the population of neural crest cells in the first pharyngeal arch.
Treacher Collins syndrome
30
What is the term for an opening closed at one end and open to the pharynx or outside at the other end?
Sinus
31
What is the term for a tube that is open at both ends?
Fistula
32
What is an enclosed cavity that was probably part of a pharyngeal pouch, groove, or cervical sinus?
Cyst
33
What is an enclosed cavity that was probably part of a pharyngeal pouch, groove, or cervical sinus?
Cyst
34
What condition is a malformation of the tongue characterized by subnormal regression of the frenulum?
Ankyloglossia
35
What is caused by failure of differentiation of the thymus and parathyroid glands and results in cranial neural crest deficiency?
DiGeorge's syndrome