Embyological Basis Of Head And Neck Flashcards

(34 cards)

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When does the blastocyst implantation occurs.

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Week 2.

They also form the bilaminar disc (epiblast + hypoblast)

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What is gastrulation? And whin does it happen?

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Formation of endoderm and mesoderm as a result of epiblast migration.
This happen in week 3

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Appearance of the branchial (pharyngeal) arches occur during.

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4-5th week

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4
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This arch in human neither never formed or regressed early.

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5th arch

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5
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What does the arch apparatus consist of?

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  • branchial arches.
  • branchial clefts.
  • branchial membrane.
  • pharyngeal pouches.
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The mesencymal core consist of.

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Mesoderm + Neural crest cells

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7
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What is the mesenchymal derivatives of cartilages?

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  • neural crest cells (1 - 3).

- lateral plate mesoderm (4 and 6)

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8
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Develops from paraxial mesoderm.

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Skeletal muscles

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9
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What is the derivative of external acoustic meatus?

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The 1st branchial cleft

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10
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What forms the neck contour?

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Formed when the 2nd arch overgrow the 3rd and 4th arches

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11
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A defect when 2nd arch fails to overgrow the 3rd and 4th completely.

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Lateral cervical cyst

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12
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The 1st branchial membrane gives rise to.

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Eardrums

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13
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1st pouch forms.

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auditory tube and middle ear.

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14
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Pouches are lined by.

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Endoderm

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15
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2nd pouch forms.

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The palatine tonsils

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16
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3rd pouch forms.

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Thymus lobules (ventral wing) and inferior parathyroid (dorsal wing) glands

17
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4th pouch forms.

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Superior parathyroid (dorsal wing) + parafollicular cells of thyroid (ventral wing) glands

18
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Failure of 3rd and 4th pouches to differentiate.

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DiGeorge syndrome (also small deletion of ch.22)

19
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What are the derivatives of cartilage of 2nd pharyngeal arch?

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The ventral end: the lesser cornu and the upper part of the body of the hyoid bone.
The dorsal end: the stapes, styloid process and stylohyoid ligament

20
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What are the 5 facial processes that form by end of week 5?

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  • unpaired frontonasal process.
  • 2 maxillary processes.
  • 2 mandibular processes.
21
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Maxillary and mandibular processes derived from.

22
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Dorsum and apex of the nose formed from.

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Frontonasal process

23
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Ectodermal thickenings

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Nasal placodes

24
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What is frontonasal dysplasia?

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Facial congenital anomaly caused by excess of tissue in frontonasal process. (Widely spaced eyes, broad nose, vertical midline groove)

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Results from failure of merging of maxillary and nasal processes.
Cleft lip
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Defect suppressing the growth of the hillocks.
Microtia
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Accessory appendages.
Auricular appendages
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Tongue buds form from which arch?
1st arch
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Embryologically, skull consist of.
- neurocranium. | - viscerocranium.
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Skull base formed from.
Fusion of cartilagenous plate
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Premature closure of skull sutures.
Craniosynostosis
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The cartilagenous viscerocranium derived from.
The first and second arch cartilages
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The maxillary process give raise to.
Maxilla - zygoma - squamous temporal
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What is treacher collins syndrome?
Characterized by malar and mandibular hypoplasia, slanting palpebral fissures, malformed ears