Embryology 1 Flashcards

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1
Q

every gland in our body is what?

A

some type of epithelium

- an invagination of the epithelium

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2
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skeletal muscle is derived from?

A

SOMITES-

paraxial mesoderm

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3
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cardiac muscle is derived from

A

splanchnic mesoderm

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4
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smooth muscle is derived from?

A

splanchnic mesoderm AND surface ectoderm

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5
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nervous system tissue is derived from?

A

ectoderm +contributions from neural crest cells

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6
Q

schwann cells develop from?

A

neural crest cells

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7
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Connective tissue develops from?

A

embryonic mesenchyme - a tissue developing mainly from the mesoderm - middle layer of the embryo

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8
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intramembranous bone formation? how many times does it occur

A

TRICK question - only once

after it is termed remodeling process

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9
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when does direct ossification begin?

A

fetal period

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10
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mesenchyme that contributes to the formation of most of the skull and all of the facial skeleton is derived from?

A

cephalic NEURAL CREST CELLS - ECTOMENSENCYME

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11
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skull will not form without?

A

the brain

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12
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neurocranium - components and type of bone development?

A

cranial vault/ calvaria is intramembraneous bone of neural crest cell and paraxial mesoderm origin

cranial base- endochondral bone of neural crest origin and paraxial mesoderm

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13
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viscerocranium/face - type of bone development

A

intramembraneous bone of neural crest origin

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14
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masticatory apparatus - type of bone development

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compromised of the jaw bones (intramembraneous ossification) and teeth

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15
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the skull is formed by…

A

intramembraneous and endochondral ossification

all through epithelium mesenchymal induction influence

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16
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membranous neurocranium bones

A

frontal parietal and squamous portion of the occipital bone

17
Q

mesenchymal bone cells derived from?

A

neural crest cells and somitomeres

18
Q

base of skull

A

from cartilaginous neurocranium - initially represented by several sets of paired cartilages

19
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cartilagenous viscerocranium

general

A

pharyngeal arch 1 and 2

20
Q

membraneous viscerocranium

general

A

maxillary process
(superficial)
maxillary process (deep)
Mandibular process

21
Q

pharyngeal arch 1

A

cartilagenous viscerocranium
meckels cartilage
malleus
incus

22
Q

pharyngeal arch II

A

cartilagenous viscerocranium
reichart’s cartilage
stapes
styloid process

23
Q

superficial maxillary process components and bone formation type

A
membranous viscerocranium
- squamous part of temporal bone 
zygomatic
maxillary
premaxillary
nasal
lacrimal
24
Q

maxillary process components and bone formation type

A

membranous viscerocranium
palatine
vomer
pterygoid

25
Q

mandibular formation type

A

membranous viscerocranium

26
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sutures in skull

A

divide the flat bones in the skull and are separated by neural crest cell derived connective tissue