Lecture 56 Flashcards

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1
Q

Pharyngeal gut cover what?

A

Internal surface of the pharyngeal arches

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2
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Tracheo-bronchial diverticulum becomes..?

A

Lung Buds

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3
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HOX gene regulates

A

Development of Head and Neck

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4
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Pharyngeal arches start development on what day?

A

Day 22 (week 4)

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5
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How many Phayngeal arches/pouches/gooves(clefts)?

General location?

A

5 Arches (contain CAN- cartilage, artery, nerve)

4 pouches (PIP- pouches inside)

4 groove (clefts)- outside

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6
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Pharyngeal Arch dervivatives

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1 = ear structures, external auditory meatus, primative tympanic cavity, audity tube

2 = palintine tonsils

3 = inferior parathyroid gland, thymus

4 = superior parathyroid gland, ultimobranchial body

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7
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Ectopic Thymic, Parathyroid tissue

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Accessory glands or remnants of tissues persist along development migrating pathway

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8
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Branchial Fistulas

A

2nd arch fails to grow caudally over 3rd,4th arch. 2,3,4 celfts come in contact w surface by a narrow canal

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9
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Thyroglossal cyst

A

cystic remnant of the thyroglossal duct

always near, at mdiline of neck

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10
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Pharyngeal Arch 1

A

Nerve: Trigeminal- V2,V3

Muscles for mastication

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Pharyngeal Arch 2

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Nerve: facial nerve

Muscles for facial expression, smile

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12
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Pharyngeal Arch 3

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Nerve: IX

Nerual crest cell from this produce greater horn, lower portion of body oh hyoid bone

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13
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Pharyngeal Arch 4,6

A

Nerve: Vagus

Muscle: larynx, pharynx, palate

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14
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Derived from the Pharyngeal Arches

(1-3)

A

1: Meckel’s cartilage, Malleus, Incus
2: Stapes, Lesser horn of hyoid bone
3: Greater horn of hyoid bone

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15
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Skull Bone came from what?

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Neural Crest: Frontal, sphenoid, temporal, Nasal, lacrimal, zygomatic, maxilla, incisive, mandible, hyoids

Paxial mesoderm: Parietal, post of temporal, occipitals

Lateral plate mesoderm: laryngeals

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16
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Treacher Collins Syndrome

A

1st arch is altered-AD, small zygomatic, mandible, malformed ears

17
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Robin Sequence

A

1st arch altered: Triad of…

micrognathia (small mandible), cleft palate, glossopotosis (posteriorly placed tongue)

18
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DiGeorge Syndrome

A

3rd, 4th pouch affected:

partial, complete absence of thymus, parathyroid gland

and craniofacial defects

19
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Goldenger Syndrome

A

1st, 2nd arch malformation- craniofacial abnormalities and vertebral defects

20
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Tongue formation

A

starts in 4th week, 1-4 arches

has tuberculum impar which is transitory

21
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Face formation

A

start at end of 4th week- w/ frontonasal prominence, stomodeum, maxillary swelling, mandibular swelling

22
Q

Philtrum of upper lip from…?

A

(the middle part of the upper lip) developed from the intermaxillary process

23
Q

Nasolacrimal duct and sac from…?

A

nasolacrimal groove develops b/w maxillary and lateral nasal prominences

24
Q

Intermaxillay segement gives rise too…?

A

Philtrum of upper lip

median part of maxillary bone- w/ its 4 incisors

triangular primary palate

25
Maxillary Shelves gives rise too...?
Secondary palate
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Unilateral cleft lip is from...?
failure of the maxillary and lateral nasal prominence to merge