embryology Flashcards

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nasal, saquama temporalis, maxilla, mandible

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nc

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2
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what produces the facial prominences?

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cranial neural crest cells

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3
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what do nasal pits develop from ?

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nasal palcodes

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4
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what forms the boundary between arches 1 and 2?

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the external ear

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what is the process of fusion?

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fusion is town processes meeting- in fusion the outer edge of ectoderm must be resorbed- the palate is the only place we have evidence that this process occurs

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what are the five processes that fuse during development?

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2 maxillary
2 mandibular
1 frontonasal

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what is the nasal placode?

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thickening of ectoderm on the frontal prominence it indicates the development of the future nose

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what is the nasal pit?

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depression in the nasal placode indicating the external nares- the openings of the nasal cavity are separate from each other

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what does the medial nasal process contribute to?

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portions of the upper lip-nasal septum, and ethmoid bone

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what do the lateral nasal processes contribute to?

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the lateral portion of the nose

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what external features of the face are formed by the fusion of the medial nasal processes?

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the bridge of the nose and the philtrum of the lip

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what internal structures of the face are formed by the fusion of the medial nasal processes?

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incisor bearing segment of the maxilla and the primary palate

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what external feature of the face is formed by the fusion of the medial nasal process and the maxillary process?

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upper lip

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what internal feature of the face is formed by the fusion of the medial nasal process and the maxillary process

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maxillary arch

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what external feature of the face is formed by the fusion of the lateral nasal process and the maxillary process? specifically from the mp?

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infraorbital region and cheek

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what external feature of the face is formed by the fusion of the lateral nasal process and the maxillary process? specifically the lnp

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ala of the nose

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what external feature of the face is formed by the fusion of the mandibular process?

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lower lip- chin

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what internal feature of the face is formed by the fusion of the mandibular process?

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mandibular arch

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what are the lateral lingual swellings?

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two lateral swellings of the mandibular arch

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what is the turberculum impar?

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a single mid-line swelling posterior to the tuberculum impar

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what is the copula?

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a single midline swelling posterior to the tuberculum impar- derived from the 2, 3, and 4 arches

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how is the body of the tongue formed?

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the forward grouwht of the lateral lingual swelling fusing with the tuberculum impar

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23
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what is the innervation of the anterior tongue?

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sensation- 5

taste 7

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what does the root of the tongue develop from?

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what is the innervation of the posterior tongue?
sensation 9 taste 9 and 10 efferent fibers 12
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what is the primary palate and what does it develop from?
small triangular portion of the hard palate- it forms from the fusion of two medial nasal processes
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how does the secondary palate form?
the fusion of the palatine shelves which are outgrowths of the maxillary processes- they are initially vertical with the tongue between- the tongue retracts downward and the shelves move horizontally to fuse
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malleus
nc
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temporalis
me
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thymus
en
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pharyngotympanic tube
en
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mandible
nc
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thyroid cartilage
nc
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hyoid bone
nc
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orbicular orsi
me
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stylopharyngeus muscle
me
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maxilla
nc
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superior parathyroid glnad
nc
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superior constrictor of pharnx
me
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incus #
1
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lesser horn of hyoid #
2
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buccinator mucsle# FE
2
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masseter# MATT
1
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cricoid cartilage of larynx#
4
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stylopharygeus muscle#
3
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greater horn of hyoid bone#
3
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stapes#
2
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cricothyroid muscle of larynx#
4
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inferior constrictor of pharynx#
4
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zygomaticus major muscleFE
2
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thyroid cart of larynx#
1
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lateral pterygoid MATT
1
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sphenomandibular ligament#
1
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stylohyoid ligament #
2
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zygomatic bone
1