Development Flashcards
Brachial arch 1
a: maxillary
n: trigeminal
m: mastication, tensor tympani, mylohyoid, tensor veli palatini, ant. digastric
bone: malleus, incus, sphenomandibular lig, Meckel’s cartilage
Brachial pouch 1
middle ear
auditory tube
tympanic membrane
EAM
Brachial arch 2
a: hyoid, stapedial
n: facial
m: facial expression, stapedius, stylohyoid, post digastric
skeletal: stapes, styloid process, stylohyoid ligament, lesser hyoid
Brachial pouch 2
supra-tonsillar fossa
lymph nodule
palatine tonsil
copula: post 1/3 tongue
Brachial arch 3
a: ICA
n: glossopharyngeal
m: styopharyngeaus
skeletal: greater hyoid
Brachial pouch 3
thymus
inf parathyroid
hypobrahcial eminence: post 1/3 tongue
Brachial arch 4
a: R subclavian, aorta
n: vagus
m: pharyngeal and laryngeal m.
skeletal: laryngeal cartilage
Brachial pouch 4
superior parathyroid
post (ultimo) brachial bodies: thyroid parafollicular (C) cells
Brachial arch 5
regresses
Brachial arch 6
a: pulmonary, ductus arterosis
n: vagus, recurrent laryngeal
m: laryngeal m (not cricothyroid)
skeletal: cricoid, arytenoid, corniculate cartilage
Where does the thyroid gland derive from?
foramen cecum (thyroglossal duct)
The ant 2/3 of tongue come from what brachial arches?
1, 2, 3
tuberculum impar
lateral lingual swellings
What week does the upper lip and tongue develop?
4
What week does the primary palate develop?
5
What forms during the 6th week?
parotid gland
secondary palate
beginning of tooth formation
When does the submandibular gland form?
week 7
When does the sublingual gland form?
week 8
By what week does the embryo have mature palate?
12
Where does the pituitary gland derive from?
stomatodeum (glandular)
diencephalon neuroectoderm
What forms from Rathke’s pouch?
adenohypophyses
What tissues does the thymus derive from?
mesenchyme
epithelium
vertebrae come from what tissue?
somites
What comes from epiblast (primary ectoderm) ?
amniotic cavity
ectoderm
mesoderm
What comes from hypoblast (primary endoderm)?
lining of yolk sac