Face, Nose, Ears, and Eyes Development Flashcards

(28 cards)

1
Q

what forms the hard palate?

A

ossification of the primary palate and anterior secondary palate

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2
Q

which part of ear develops first?

A

inner

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3
Q

where do otic placodes form?

A

level of caudal hindbrain

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4
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development of otic placodes

A

ectoderm invaginates -> pit -> edges pinch off -> otic vesicle (separates from surface ectoderm) -> membraneous labyrinth

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5
Q

what does membraneous labyrinth contain?

A

endolymph and perilymph

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6
Q

what does the otic vesicle divide into?

A
  1. utricular region: utricle and semicircular ducts

2. saccular region: saccule and cochlear ducts

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7
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what forms cochlear duct?

A

is extension of saccular region and forms membraneous cochlea

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8
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perilymphatic space

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formed by vacuoles around duct

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9
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components of perilymphatic space

A
  1. scala vestibuli

2. scala tympani

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10
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spiral organ of corti

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formed by cells in wall of membraneous cochlea

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11
Q

what forms spiral ganglion in cochlear duct?

A

CN VII cell bodies

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12
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what does the pharyngotympanic tube develop from?

A

tubotympanic recess in middle ear

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13
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embryological origins of middle ear structures

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melleus: arch I
incus: arch I
stapes: arch II
external acoustic meatus: groove I

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14
Q

what does the auricle of outer ear develop from? and where?

A

auricular hillocks (mesenchymal proliferations), at level of 1st groove

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15
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location of optic groove, and progression of development

A

procencephalon

optic groove -> optic vesicles -> optic cups -> optic stalks

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16
Q

what covers the optic cup?

A

lens placode (->lens pit -> lens vesicle)

17
Q

what is lens made of?

A

invagination of surface ectoderm

18
Q

layers of optic cup

A

inner: neural retina
outer: retinal pigmented epithelium (location of rods and cones)

*separated by intraretinal space (not present in adults)

19
Q

origin of iris

A

neural crest (choroid and retina contribute)

20
Q

what cells are responsible for producing aqueous humor?

21
Q

facial primordia

A

1 frontonasal prominence
2 maxillary proms
2 mandib proms

22
Q

when does facial development occur and what movement happens during it?

A

during fetal period (month 3)

cranium expands, eyes move ant and med, ears move sup, nose is more prominent

23
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nose development progression

A

nasal placodes -> nasal pits (epithelium, deepen and expand dorsally) -> nasal sacs -> R and L nasal cavitiea

24
Q

what separates nasal and oral cavities?

A

oronasal membrane-ruptures at 6 weeks, communivation occurs via primordial choanae

25
what does the development of secondary palate form?
definitive choanae (space) separating nasal cavity from nasopharynx
26
what does olfactory epi originate from?
neuroectoderm
27
intermaxillary sinus
- fusion of medial nasal prominences, - philtrum, premax part of max (incisors) , primary palate
28
formation of secondary palate
- hard and soft palate, and uvula | - lateral palatine processes (mesenchyme) extend medially from max proms, swing up and fuse with eachother