Dev. Of the Face Flashcards
There is mesoderm at the oropharyngeal membrane. True/ False
False, The oropahryngeal membrane is an in pocketing of the ectoderm meeting the endoderm, to form a two layered membrane , with no mesoderm
From what are the mesenchyme of the head derived from
The Lateral plate mesoderm
Paraxial mesoderm
Neural crest and ectodermal placodes
when does the dev. of the face begin
Week 4
What is the stomodeum
The primitive mouth
What is the Philtrum
THe middle part of the upper lip
What embryological structure forms the alae of nose
Lateral nasal processes
What is forms the labiogingival sulcus
The degenration of the labiogingival lamina
hat is the name of the remnant of labiogingival lamina after degeneration
Labial Frenulum
What causes choanal atresia
When the oronasal membrane fails to break down or breaks down partially
What structure contributes the tissues for the formation of the primary palate
The Middle Nasal Prominence
A newborn is diagnosed with a cleft lip affecting the primary palate. Which teeth are most likely affected, and what is the embryological cause of this condition?
The four maxillary incisors (two central and two lateral incisors) are most likely affected because they develop from the primary palate.
A cleft in this region occurs due to the failure of fusion between the medial nasal prominences and maxillary prominences during embryonic development
What type of drug during pregnamcy can increase the risk of the formation of cleft lip and give an example
Anticonvulsants an example is phenobarbital
What is the name of the first lingual Swelling, and which pharyngeal arch does it develop from
Tuberculum impar, pharyngeal arch 1
What is the name of the second median swelling
Copula
What does the third medial swellling form
Epiglottis
What is the innervation of the anterior part of the tongue
Facial nerve supplies the anterior 2/3rd of the tongue( chorda tympani) for taste, and lingual nerve for general sensation
What innervates the root of the tongue
root of the tongue supplied by vagus nerve