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Embryology, etc. Flashcards

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Mushroom like papilla that perceive sweet and salt tastes?

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Fungiform

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Hair-like papilla that provides tactile sensation?

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Filiform

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Leaf like papilla which perceives sour taste?

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Foliate

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8-10 papilla found just anterior to the terminal sulcus and perceives bitter taste?

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Circumvallate

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Lingual papilla related to Von Ebner’s gland?

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Circumvallate

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Taste bud for synthesis and secretion of pore substance?

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Type 1 or taste cells or dark cells

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Taste buds with unknown function?

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Type 2 or sustentacular cells or light cells

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Least numerous taste buds which are the actual receptors of taste?

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Type 3 or intermediate cells

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Reserved taste buds?

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Type 4 or basal cells

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Invagination of the oral epithelium?

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Vestibular lamina

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3 stages of embryology?

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  • Proliferative period
  • Embryonic period
  • Fetal period
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Period from fertilization to 2nd week?

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Proliferative

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Period from 3rd week to 8th week?

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Embryonic

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Period from 8th week to birth?

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Fetal period

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Life span of sperm cells once they enter the female reproductive system?

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48 hrs

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15
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How long does the ovum wait for fertilization?

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24 hrs

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A process where the glycoprotein coat and seminal plasma protein are removed from the spermatozoan head?

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Capacitation

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Where does capacitation occurs?

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Uterus

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18
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Released by the acrosome to penetrate the oocyte barriers? (2)

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  • Hyaluronidase
  • Acrosin
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Structures that the spermatozoa must penetrate during fertilization? (3)

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  1. corona radiata
  2. zona pellucida
  3. occyte membrane
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20
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It determines the chromosomal sex?

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Spermatozoa

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Any of the 2 cells formed by the cleavage of the fertilized egg.

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Blastomere

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Spherical embryonic mass of blastomeres?

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Morula

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Sphere of cells enclosing the inner mass of cells?

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Trophoblast

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Fluid filled cavity in the blastocyst?

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Blastocoel

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It is the one that attaches to the uterus?

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Blastocyst

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a. Gives rise to the embryo?
b. Gives rise to the placenta?

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Inner cell mass/Embryoblast

Trophoblast

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The amniotic cavity is lined with ______ while the yolk sac is lined with ______?

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Ectoderm

Endoderm

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Which one is bigger: amniotic cavity or yolk sac?

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Yolk sac

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29
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Produces HCG?

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Syncytiotrophoblast

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30
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Slight enlargement of ectodermal and endodermal cells at the cranial end?

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Prochordal plate

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Differentiation of 3 germ layers from which all tissues and organs develop?

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Gastrulation

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32
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Mesoderm arise from what cells?

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Mesenchymal cells of the epiblast

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33
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Mesoderm develops in ____ week?

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3rd week

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Embryonic origin of enamel?

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Embryonic origin of the teeth except for enamel?

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Mesenchymal cells arising from the primitive node which extends cranially to the prochordal plate?

37
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Functions of the notochord? (2)

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  • Patterning
  • Structural support
38
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It acts as the main axial skeletal element of the early embryo.

39
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Process of formation of neural plate and neural tube at the end of 3rd week?

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Neurulation

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Thickening of the ectoderm cranial to the primitive node?

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Neural plate

41
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Primordium of the CNS?

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Neural tube

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Cells found between the neural tube and ectoderm?

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Neural crest cells

43
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It makes up most of the connective tissues of the head?

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Neural crest cells

44
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Occurs when there is problem with migration of the neural crest cells?

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Treacher Collins Syndrome

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Symptoms of treacher collins syndrome? (4)

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  • Downward slanting eyes
  • Small lower jaw
  • Malformed or absent ears
  • Prominent nose
46
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Masses of mesoderm that lie on either side of the neural tube?

47
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Primary brain vesicles? (3)

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  • Prosencephalon
  • Mesencephalon
  • Rhombencephalon
48
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Folding of the embryo starts in the _____ week?

49
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Primitive mouth of the embryo?

50
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Combined ectoderm and endoderm with no intervening mesoderm?

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Bucco/oropharyngeal membrane

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It temporarily separates the stomodeum from the foregut?

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Buccopharyngeal membrane

52
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Invagination of the stomodeal ectoderm which develops to form the anterior lobe of the hypophysis?

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Rathke’s pouch

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1st pharyngeal arch is also called?

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Mandibular arch

54
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Arch forming the facial muscles, vessels and hyoid bone?

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2nd pharyngeal arch or hyoid arch

55
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It become the future external acoustic meatus?

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1st branchial/pharyngeal cleft

56
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Structures that develop from the 1st pharyngeal pouch? (3)

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  • Middle ear
  • Eardrum
  • Eustachian tube
57
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Structure that develop from the 2nd pharyngeal pouch?

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Palatine tonsils

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Structures that develop from the 3rd pharyngeal pouch? (2)

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  • Inferior parathyroid gland
  • Thymus gland
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Structure that develop from the 4th pharyngeal pouch?

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Superior parathyroid gland

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Structure that develop from the 5th pharyngeal pouch?

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Ultimobranchial body

61
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It makes up the anterior 2/3 of the tongue? (2)

Came from what arch?

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  • Lateral lingual swellings
  • Tuberculum impar of His

Both from 1st arch

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It makes up the posterior 1/3 of the tongue? (2)

It came from what arch?

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  • Copula (2nd arch)
  • Hypobranchial eminence (3rd & 4th arch)
63
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Connects the thyroid gland to the tongue?

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Thyroglossal duct

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Remnant of thyroglossal duct?

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Foramen cecum

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Large bulge above the stomodeum?

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Frontal process

66
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Small buds on the sides of the mandibular arch?

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Maxillary process

67
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Localized thickening of the frontal process develops into?

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Nasal placodes

68
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With the presence of the nasal pits, the frontal area becomes the?

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Frontonasal process

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It separates the nasal pits from the stomodeum?

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Bucco/oronasal membrane

70
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Continuous growth of the medial nasal process downward produce a pair of bulge called?

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Globular process

71
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Gives rise to the upper incisors?

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Premaxilla or primary palate

72
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2 grooves that separates the maxillary process from the lateral and medial nasal process?

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  • Nasooptic groove
  • Bucconasal groove
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Sebaceous glands trapped in the buccal mucosa during development?

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Fordyce spots

74
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Which is formed first: dental lamina or vestibular lamina?

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Dental lamina!

75
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Agents causing congenital defects?

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Teratogens

76
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Give 2 drugs that can cause congenital defects?

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  • Dilantine
  • Retinoic acid
77
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Hormone that can induce clefting?

78
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Non union of the globular and maxillary process would cause?

79
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Non union of the palatine processes and the inferior nasal septum would cause?

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Cleft palate

80
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Cleft affecting the hard palate?

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Uranoschisis

81
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Cleft affecting only the soft palate?

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Staphyloschisis

82
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Congenital absence of either the upper or lower jaw?

83
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Tongue abnormality caused by short and thick lingual frenulum?

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Ankyloglossia

84
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A condition wherein one side of the face is underdeveloped?

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Hemifacial microsomia

86
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Medical term for cleft lip?

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Cheiloschisis

87
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Results from the persistence of the remnants of the primitive streak?

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Sacrococcygeal teratoma

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