11 & 12 - Embryology of Head and Neck - Stephens Flashcards

1
Q

condition where there is failure of the occipital and parietal bones to form or close? normally associated with?

A

cranioschisis; anacephaly (d/t Fetal alcohol syndrome)

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2
Q

what are the weeks of facial development?

A

5-10

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3
Q

what membrane disintegrates with formation of the nose?

A

buccopharyngeal

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4
Q

what kind of tissue is the ant 2/3 tongue derived from? innervated?

A

skin ectoderm; CN V

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5
Q

what kind of tissue is the post 1/3 of tongue derived from?

A

endoderm

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6
Q

the 2nd branchial arch gives rise to what kind of muscles?

A

m. of branchiomeric origin; m. of facial expression

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7
Q

what nerve is associated with the 2nd branchial arch?

A

facial

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8
Q

what m. are from arch 1?

A

m. of mastication

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9
Q

derivatives of the frontal nasal prominence are innervated by?

A

V1

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10
Q

maxillary derivatives are innervated by?

A

V2

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11
Q

mandibular prominence derivates innervated by?

A

V3

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12
Q

lateral nasal fails to combine with maxillary =

A

oblique cleft

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13
Q

medial nasal prominence fails to combine with maxillary=

A

medial cleft lip

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14
Q

what are the weeks for development of palate?

A

5-12

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15
Q

what form the secondary palate?

A

palatine shelves

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16
Q

what causes a posterior cleft palate?

A

failure of palatal shelves don’t come together

17
Q

what week do the branchial arches form and what controls their induction?

A

week 4; under induction of migratory neural crest cells

18
Q

what structures does the first branchial GROOVE give rise to?

A

tympanic membrane & external auditory meatus (tympanic cavity & eustachian tube)

19
Q

what nerve is associated with arch 3?

A

glossopharyngeal nerve

20
Q

what’s the nemonic Mandalyn taught us?

A

no nemonic just keep repeating “5, 7, 9, 10” = nerves associated with arches

21
Q

what muscles come from 4th/6th arch?

A

pharyngeal and laryngeal mm.

22
Q

what bones come from arch 1? (main ones high yield or GTFO)

A

incus, malleus

23
Q

what skeletal structure arch 2?

A

stapes

24
Q

what does the 2nd branchial pouch give rise to?

A

palatine tonsils

25
Q

what does the dorsal portion of the 3rd pouch give rise to?

A

inferior parathyroids

26
Q

what does the ventral portion of the 3rd pouch give rise to?

A

thymus

27
Q

dorsal portion 4th pouch?

A

superior parathyroids

28
Q

ventral portion 4th?

A

ultimobranchial body

29
Q

if there is a bump on the middle of someone’s throat what should you think?

A

thyroglossal duct cyst

30
Q

bump anterior of SCM think?

A

lateral cervical cyst

31
Q

what are we gonna do when we get our neuro grades back?

A

Celebrate, cuz we’re gonna rock this shit!