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development of pharyngeal arches Flashcards

1
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pharyngeal arches consist of a core of mesenchyme which is made of ____

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mesoderm and NCCs

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pharyngeal arches are covered by ____ externally and ____ internally

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ectoderm
endoderm

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pharyngeal arches are separated by ____ externally and ____ internally

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pharyngeal clefts/grooves
pharyngeal pouches

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4
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where groove and pouch touch

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pharyngeal membrane

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5
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what is crucial for proper facial development?

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1st arch separates found on either side of oropharyngeal membrane

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6
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allows future pharynx and foregut to communicate with amniotic cavity once oropharyngeal membrane breaks down

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stomodeum

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7
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components of pharyngeal arches

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artery
cartilaginous rod
muscular component
nerve

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8
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from truncus arteriosus of heart

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artery

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9
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supports the arch and is involved in formation of arch derived skeletal elements

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cartilaginous rod

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10
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forms many muscles of head and neck

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muscular component

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each arch is associated with one ____ that supplies skin, mucosa, and muscles associated with the arch

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cranial nerve

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12
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arches contributions

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face
nasal cavities
mouth
larynx
pharynx
neck

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1st arch cartilage derivatives

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palatoquadrate bar (maxillary swelling): incus and alisphenoid
Meckel’s cartilage (mandibular swelling): proximal: malleus, anterior ligament of malleus and sphenomandibular ligament
distal: mandible

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2nd arch cartilage derivatives

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reichert’s cartilage: stapes, styloid process, stylohyoid ligament, lesser cornua and body of hyoid bone

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3rd arch cartilage derivatives

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greater cornua and part of body of hyoid bone

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16
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4th and 6th arch cartilage derivatives

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laryngeal cartilages

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17
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1st arch artery derivative

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maxillary artery

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18
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2nd arch artery derivative

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stapedial artery

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19
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3rd arch artery derivative

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common carotid artery and proximal internal carotid artery

20
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4th arch artery derivative

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R: proximal right subclavian artery
L: arch of aorta

21
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6th arch artery derivative

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L: proximal left pulmonary artery and ductus arteriosus
R: proximal right pulmonary artery

22
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1st arch muscle derivatives

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muscles of mastication: temporalis, pterygoids and masseter
tensor tympani
tensor veli palatini
mylohyoid
anterior belly of digastric

23
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2nd arch muscle derivatives

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muscles of facial expression
posterior belly of digastric
stylohyoid
stapedius

24
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3rd arch muscle derivative

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stylopharyngeus

25
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4th and 6th arch muscles derivatives

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pharyngeal constrictors
levator palatini
cricothyroid
laryngeal muscles

26
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1st arch nerve

A

trigeminal CN V

27
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2nd arch nerve

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facial CN VII

28
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3rd arch nerve

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glossopharyngeal CN IX

29
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4th and 6th arch nerve

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vagus CN X

30
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1st pharyngeal cleft derivative

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external acoustic meatus
external layer of tympanic membrane

31
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how is the cervical sinus created?

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remaining grooves are obliterated by overgrowth of 2nd pharyngeal groove

32
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1st pharyngeal pouch derivatives

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tubotympanic recess
tympanic cavity
mastoid antrum
internal surface of tympanic membrane
pharyngotympanic tube

33
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2nd pharyngeal pouch derivatives

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tonsillar sinus (fossa)
tonsillar crypts

34
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3rd pharyngeal pouch derivatives

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dorsal: inferior parathyroid gland
ventral: thymus

35
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4th pharyngeal pouch derivatives

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superior parathyroid gland
ultimobranchial body

36
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describe the development of the tongue

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begins as median swelling on floor of primordial pharynx rostral to foramen cecum
two distal tongue buds rapidly increase in size, fuse and overgrow median tongue bud creating anterior 2/3 tongue
copula from fusion of ventromedial parts of 2nd arches forms caudal to foramen cecum
hypopharyngeal eminence from ventromedial parts of 3rd and 4th arches overgrows copula forming posterior 1/3 of tongue

37
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where are most of the tongue muscles derived from?

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occipital somites

38
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firs endocrine gland to develop

39
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describe the development of the thyroid

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forms from median endodermal thickening of floor of primordial pharynx
becomes an out-pocketing (thyroid primordium)

40
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where is the orientation of the thyroid when it descends into the neck?

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ventral to hyoid and laryngeal cartilages

41
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proximal opening of thyroglossal duct persists as small pit

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foramen cecum

42
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thyroid gland is connected to tongue via ____

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thyroglossal duct

43
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form anywhere along the course of the thyroglossal duct

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thyroglossal duct cyst

44
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where can a thyroglossal cyst form?

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in tongue or anterior to neck just inferior to hyoid bone

45
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opens in median plane anterior to laryngeal cartilages

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thyroglossal duct sinus

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