Decks Embryology Flashcards
tongue develops begins development in what week
4th
3 major salivary glands begin development in what weeks
6-8th
1st salivary gland to develop and time
parotid 6th week
2nd salivary gland to develop and time
submandibular gland late 6th week
3rd salivary gland to develop and time
sublingual gland 8th week
tongue appears in the 4th week first as how many swellings
2 lateral and one medial swellings.
2 lateral and one medial swellings originate from _ arch
1st branchial arch
the medial swelling of the tongue that forms the anterior 2/3 of the tongue (body of the tongue) is called the
tuberculum impar
the other median swelling is the ___
copula
copula is formed by mesoderm of what arches
2-4th arches
the 2 lateral tongue swellings overgrow the tuberculum impar and merge together to form the
anterior 2/3 of the tongue
the posterior 3rd of the tongue originates from what arches
2, 3, 4th
the extreme posterior part of the tongue what arch
4th
the anterior 2/3 of the tongue is separated by the posterior 1/3 by the
terminal sulcus = V shaped groove
foramen cecum is remnant of the proximal end of the
thyroglossal duct
branchial clefts are _ origin
ectoderm (think eCtoderm)
the branchial pouches are _ origin
endoderm
how many branchial arches and what shape
6 U shaped
core of branchial arches is
mesenchyme formed from mesoderm and neural crest cells that migrate to the neck
parotid gland is derived from
ectoderm
submandibular and sublingual glands derived from
endoderm
which cartilages of branchial arches are derived from neural crest cells?
1st and 2nd
which cartilages of branchial arches are derived from mesoderm
4-6th
first branchial arch = _ cartilage derivatives
Meckel’s cartilage = ossified to form the malleus and incus of middle ear, sphenomandibular ligament and parts of the sphenoid bone
bony mandible forms from _ ossification
intramembranous
most of Meckel’s cartilage disappears ONLY SOME of Meckel’s cartilage makes a contribution to it. its fate is DISSOLUTION WITH MINOR CONTRIBUTIONS TO OSSIFICATION
mandibulofacial dysostosis development defect affecting the derivatives of _ arch
1st = micrognathia (small lower jaw), malar (zygomatic hypoplasia), deformed lower rim of the orbit and ear. neural crest cells failed to migrate into arch
second arch derivatives
reichert’s cartilage = ossified to form stapes of middle ear, styloid process of temporal bone, the stylohyoid ligament, lesser cornu of the hyoid and upper half of body of hyoid
which arches closely related to middle ear development
1 + 2