Chapter 12 Head and Neck Flashcards
The pharyngeal apparatus is first observed during week _____ of development.
Week 4
Name the 4 components of the embryonic pharyngeal apparatus.
- Pharyngeal arches
- Pharyngeal pouches
- Pharyngeal grooves
- Pharyngeal membranes
There are f______ pharyngeal arches, f_______ pharyngeal pouches, grooves, and membranes.
Five, Four of each.
The H____ complex and r__________ acid play a role in the formation of facial features and head and neck formation.
Hox, retanoic acid
The pharyngeal arches contain both s_____________ mesoderm and n_________ crest cells. The first gives rise to m__________ and a_____________ including the six primitive aortic arches, the second gives rise to b______ and c_____________ tissue.
Somitomeric
Neural crest
Muscles and arteries
Bone and connective tissue
Each of the developing pharyngeal arches has a c__________ n________ associated with it.
Cranial nerve
Pharyngeal pouches are invaginations of e____________ while grooves are e___________. Membranes are structures of e__________, m______________, n__________ crest, and e__________ between each arch.
Endoderm
Ectoderm
Endoderm, mesoderm, neural crest, ectoderm
The thyroid develops from the e____________ lining of the f___________.
Endodermal, foregut.
The t_________ duct connects the tongue and the developing thyroid during caudally directed thyroid migration, but is o___________ in the adult form. The duct is replaced in the adult by the f____________ c_________.
Thyroglossal, obliterated, foramen cecum.
The pharyngeal pouches are numbered 1-4, and 6 as the fifth pharyngeal pouch r______________ in humans.
Regresses
What are the fates of the pharyngeal pouches by the 5th and 6th week of development?
- Tubotympanic recess
- Palatine tonsil and recess
- Inferior parathyroid and cervical sinus
- Superior parathyroid and ultimibranchial body
Name the cranial nerves derived from pharyngeal arches 1-4, 6
- CN V
- CN VII
- CN IX
- CN X - sup. laryngeal nn 6. CN X - recurrent laryngeal nn
Name the adult derivative of the mesodermic tissue of
pharyngeal arch 1
Mm of mastication Milohyoid mm Ant. belly digastric mm Tensor veli palatini mm Tensor tympani mm
Name the adult derivative of the mesodermic tissue of pharyngeal arch 2
Mm of facial expression
Post. belly digastric
Stylohyoid
Stapedius
Name the adult derivative of the mesodermic tissue of pharyngeal arch 3
Stylopharygeus mm
Common carotid aa
Internal carotid aa