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Development of the Skull, Face and Palate Flashcards

1
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what does the skull develop from ?

A

mesenchyme

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2
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neurocrainium is

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around the brain

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3
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viscerocranium

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is the skeleton around the face

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4
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what are the two parts of the neurocranium ?

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cartilagenous and memranous parts

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5
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what process forms the bones of the skull

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endochondral ossification

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6
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what type of cartilage gives rise to the ethmoid bone ?

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prechordal cartilage

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7
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parachordal cartilage gives rise to

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occipital bone

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8
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hypophysial cartilage gives rise to

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forms around the pituitary gland

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9
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ethmoid, nasal, lacrimal, and inferior concha are formed from

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olfactory capsules

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10
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petrous and mastoid parts of petrous bone are formed by

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otic capsule

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11
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forms the greater and lesser wings of the sphenoid

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optic capsule

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12
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the membranous neurocranium is derived from

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neural crest cells

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13
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what process forms the neurocranium

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intermembranous ossification

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14
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the membranous viscerous cranium is from

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the first arch and neural crest cells

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15
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membranous neurocranium forms what bones

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frontal, parietal, sqaumous part of temporal and portion of occipital

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16
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viscerocranium froms what vones

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squamous temporal, maxillary and zygomatic bones and most of the mandible

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17
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cartilagenous viscerocranium is from what

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first and second arches via endochondral ossification

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18
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first arch forms

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malleus and incus and parts of mandible

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19
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second arch forms

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stapes, lesser horn, and superior part of hyoid bone

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20
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third arch forms

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greater horns and inferior part of hyoid bone

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21
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fourth and third arch form

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epiglottis

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22
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what forms the laryngeal cartilages

A

fourth and sixth arches

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23
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when does the development of the face begin ?

A

4th week

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24
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what does the development of the face rely on

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organizing centers related to the forebrain

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25
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face develops around what structure

A

stomadeum

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26
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the nasolacrimal duct forms from _______of the nasolacrimal groove

A

ectoderm

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27
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______________ are not present at birth but develop in early life by the eroding of bone

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paranasal sinuses

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28
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what do the neural crest cells that remain in the surface ectoderm form

A

neuroepithelium

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29
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what do the nerual crest cells taht remain in the surface ectoderm help give rise to

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ectodermal placodes

30
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ectodermal placodes will form what

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neural tissue along with the lens of the eye

31
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hypophysal placode gives rise to

A

rathke’s pouch

32
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the olfatory placodes give rise to

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epithelium of the nasal cavity

33
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the ventrolateral placode gives rise to

A

ganglia of CN VII, IX and X

34
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dorsalateral placode gives rise to

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otic placodes (membranous labyrinth, spiral and vestibular ganglia)

35
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intermediate placode gives rise to

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profundal and trigeminal placodes-trigeminal ganglia

36
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when does the primary palate begin to from

A

5th week but is NOT complete till the 12th week

37
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primary plate

A

triangular shape
forms premaxillary part of maxilla
holds incisor teeth

38
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when does the secondary palate begin to form

A

6th week

39
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when can anamolies of face and palate be detectected

A

second trimester

40
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acrania

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no calvaria, often associated with anencephaly

41
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craniosyntosis

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premature closure of the sutures- skull with different shapes

42
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scaphocephaly

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saggital suture closes early- skull is long and narrow

43
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oxycepahly

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coronal suture closes early, skull is tall

44
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plagiocephaly

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assymatric close, skull is twisted and can result in dysfunction of cranial nerves IX and X

45
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microcephaly

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fontanelles close early and sutures close during first year, a CNS defect where the brain and calvaria fail to grow

46
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choanal atresia

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nasal cavity is NOT continuous with pharynx, blocked by nasal epithelium

47
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choanal atresia is part of

A

CHARGE association

48
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CHARGE

A 
coloboma of iris
heart defect
atreasia of chonae
retarded growth
genitourinary anaomaly
ear defect
49
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microstomia

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excessive merging of maxillary and mandibular prominences

50
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cleft lip

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only the lip and may be bilateral occurs in various degrees

51
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anterior cleft

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cleft that involves albeolar part of maxilla, anterior incisive foramen; deficit of maxillary prominence and intermaxillary segment

52
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posterior cleft

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secondary palate involvement, extends through soft and hard palate, defective development of the secondary palate, mild cases involve ONLY the uvula

53
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median cleft

A

failure of medial nasal prominences to merge and form intermaxillary segmentl characteristic of mohr syndrome

54
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median cleft of lower lip

A

rare; failure of mandibular prominence to fuse

55
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oblique facial cleft

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from upper lip to medial margin of the orbit

56
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cranioschisis

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cranial vault fails to form and brain tissue exposed to amniotic fluid degenerates caused by failure of the neuropore to close

57
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cartilagenous neurocranium or chondrocraium is derived from

A

neural crest and paraxial mesoderm

58
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difference between positional head deformity and unilambdoid synostosis

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for positional head deformity it has isilateral flattening, and frontal bossing and forward ear

for unilambdoid synostis, contralateral bossing, isilateral ear posterior, isilatera flattening

59
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cranioschisis

A

cranial vault fails to form and brain tissue exposed to amniotic fluid degenerates caused by failure of the neuropore to close

59
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cranioschisis

A

cranial vault fails to form and brain tissue exposed to amniotic fluid degenerates caused by failure of the neuropore to close

60
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cartilagenous neurocranium or chondrocraium is derived from

A

neural crest and paraxial mesoderm

60
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cartilagenous neurocranium or chondrocraium is derived from

A

neural crest and paraxial mesoderm

61
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difference between positional head deformity and unilambdoid synostosis

A

for positional head deformity it has isilateral flattening, and frontal bossing and forward ear

for unilambdoid synostis, contralateral bossing, isilateral ear posterior, isilatera flattening

61
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difference between positional head deformity and unilambdoid synostosis

A

for positional head deformity it has isilateral flattening, and frontal bossing and forward ear

for unilambdoid synostis, contralateral bossing, isilateral ear posterior, isilatera flattening

62
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cranioschisis

A

cranial vault fails to form and brain tissue exposed to amniotic fluid degenerates caused by failure of the neuropore to close

63
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cartilagenous neurocranium or chondrocraium is derived from

A

neural crest and paraxial mesoderm

64
Q

difference between positional head deformity and unilambdoid synostosis

A

for positional head deformity it has isilateral flattening, and frontal bossing and forward ear

for unilambdoid synostis, contralateral bossing, isilateral ear posterior, isilatera flattening

65
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the frontal nasal prominence gives rise to

A

forehead, bridge of nose, medial and lateral nasal prominences

66
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maxillary prominence gives rise to

A

cheeks, lateral portion of upper lip

67
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medial nasal prominence gives rise to

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philtrum of upper lip, crest, and tip of nose

68
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lateral nasal prominence gives rise to

A

alae of nose

69
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mandibular prominence give rise to

A

lower lip

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