Development Flashcards

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Brachial arch 1

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a: maxillary
n: trigeminal

m: mastication, tensor tympani, mylohyoid, tensor veli palatini, ant. digastric
bone: malleus, incus, sphenomandibular lig, Meckel’s cartilage

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Brachial pouch 1

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middle ear
auditory tube
tympanic membrane
EAM

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Brachial arch 2

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a: hyoid, stapedial
n: facial
m: facial expression, stapedius, stylohyoid, post digastric
skeletal: stapes, styloid process, stylohyoid ligament, lesser hyoid

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Brachial pouch 2

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supra-tonsillar fossa
lymph nodule
palatine tonsil
copula: post 1/3 tongue

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Brachial arch 3

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a: ICA
n: glossopharyngeal
m: styopharyngeaus
skeletal: greater hyoid

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Brachial pouch 3

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thymus
inf parathyroid
hypobrahcial eminence: post 1/3 tongue

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Brachial arch 4

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a: R subclavian, aorta
n: vagus
m: pharyngeal and laryngeal m.
skeletal: laryngeal cartilage

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Brachial pouch 4

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superior parathyroid

post (ultimo) brachial bodies: thyroid parafollicular (C) cells

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Brachial arch 5

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regresses

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Brachial arch 6

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a: pulmonary, ductus arterosis
n: vagus, recurrent laryngeal
m: laryngeal m (not cricothyroid)
skeletal: cricoid, arytenoid, corniculate cartilage

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Where does the thyroid gland derive from?

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foramen cecum (thyroglossal duct)

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The ant 2/3 of tongue come from what brachial arches?

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1, 2, 3
tuberculum impar
lateral lingual swellings

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13
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What week does the upper lip and tongue develop?

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4

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What week does the primary palate develop?

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5

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What forms during the 6th week?

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parotid gland
secondary palate
beginning of tooth formation

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16
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When does the submandibular gland form?

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week 7

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17
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When does the sublingual gland form?

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week 8

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18
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By what week does the embryo have mature palate?

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12

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Where does the pituitary gland derive from?

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stomatodeum (glandular)

diencephalon neuroectoderm

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What forms from Rathke’s pouch?

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adenohypophyses

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21
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What tissues does the thymus derive from?

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mesenchyme

epithelium

22
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vertebrae come from what tissue?

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What comes from epiblast (primary ectoderm) ?

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amniotic cavity
ectoderm
mesoderm

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What comes from hypoblast (primary endoderm)?

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lining of yolk sac

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Ectoderm derivatives
epithelium of skin brain and spinal cord (NT) PNS (NC)
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Endoderm derivatives
``` lining of body cavities gonads respiratory system liver pancreas end of GU system ```
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Mesoderm derivaties
CT: cartilage, bone, blood, muscle CV Repro GU
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What are the pharyngeal derivatives?
palatine tonsils thymus thyroid parathyroid
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What do somites form?
sclerotome dermatome myotome
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What to sclerotome form?
vertebrae | ribs
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What do dermatomes form
skin (dermis)
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What do myotomes form
skeletal m
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What does the alar plate form?
sensory (post/dorsal) n
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What does the basal plate form?
motor (ant/ventral) n
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What are the neural crest derivatives?
``` sensory ganglia: V, VII, IX, X DRG Schwann cells Melanocytes Odontoblasts Enterochromaffin cells adrenal medulla pia and arachnoid mater Meninges Parafollicular cells ```
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Where do microglia come from?
mesenchymal cells
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What are ectodermal derivatives of the GI tract?
``` oropharynx mucosa tongue lips parotid enamel rectum anus ```
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What type of bone formation makes the mandible and maxilla (minus the condyles)?
intramembranous
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What is the vestibular lamina?
separates the lips and cheeks externally and jaw structures internally in the developing embryo
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Intramembranous ossification
from mesenchymal cells | ex: flat bones, mandibular body, maxilla, clavicle
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Endochondrial ossification
from hyaline cartilage | ex: mand condyles, long bones
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Appositional growth occurs in what type of ossification
intramembranous | endochondrial
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Intertisital growth occurs in what type of ossification
endochondrial
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where do m. of tongue derive from?
occipital somites (myotomes)
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brachial arches that make the tongue?
1 thru 4 | 4 = epiglottis
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What reaction prevents polyspermy?
zona reaction (changes zona pellucida)
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What makes up a blastocyst?
embryoblast yolk sac trophoblast
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what produces HcG
chorion
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by what week is nasal placodes developed
week 5
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by what week is the lip, jaw, and palatal shelves formed
7
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what is formed at week 10
nasolacrimal duct | maxillary prominences