Embryology of the face and oral cavity Flashcards

1
Q

During the 3rd embryonic week, the crown-rump measurement is ___mm.

A

3

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2
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What week starts the fetal stage? What is the crown-rump measurement during this stage?

A

8th week

30mm or 3cm

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3
Q

The ___ appears in the ___ embryonic week and becomes the nasal and oral cavities between the ___ and ___ embryonic weeks.

A

stomodeum; 3rd; 6th; 8th

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4
Q

What is the superior, inferior and posterior boundaries of the stomodeum during the 3rd embryonic week?

A

Superior - frontal prominence
Inferior - cardiac plate
Posterior - buccopharyngeal membrane

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5
Q

The buccopharyngeal membrane separates the stomodeum from the ___.

A

foregut (future oral pharynx)

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6
Q

The ___ membrane is a bilaminar structure consisting of apposed ___ and ___ that separates the stomodeum from the ___ (but this soon breaks down so that the stomodeum communicates directly with the foregut).

A

buccopharyngeal; ectoderm; endoderm; foregut

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7
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T/F. The branchial arches form in the pharyngeal wall, which first consist of a sheet of lateral plate mesoderm sandwiched between endoderm externally and ectoderm internally.

A

False, The branchial arches form in the pharyngeal wall, which first consist of a sheet of lateral plate mesoderm sandwiched between ECTODERM externally and ENDODERM internally.

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8
Q

The branchial arches are separated externally by small clefts called branchial ___ and internally the corresponding small depressions are called pharyngeal ___.

A

grooves; pouches

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9
Q

What appears during the 4th embryonic week?

A

4 paired branchial arches and branchial clefts/grooves

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10
Q

In the 4th week, the arch I becomes the right and left ___ and ___ facial processes.

A

maxillary; mandibular

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11
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The place where the upper maxillary and lower mandibular processes meet at either side of the stomodeum becomes the ___ ___ ___.

A

commissura labiorum oris

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12
Q

What replaces the cardiac plate as the lower boundary of the stomodeum?

A

2 mandibular facial processes

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13
Q

The 2 ___ facial processes become the posteriorlateral boundaries of the stomodeum.

A

maxillary

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14
Q

Where do the nasal pits appear?

A

within the frontal prominences

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15
Q

After appearance of of nasal pits, what three processes does the frontal prominence become?

A

median nasal facial process

right and left lateral nasal processes

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16
Q

Nasal ___ deepen and become nasal ___ that open into the stomodeum. The ducts become ___ that open into ___ cavities during the formation of nasal and oral cavities.

A

pits; ducts; nostrils; nasal

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17
Q

The frontal prominence becomes ___ of seven facial processes and the branchial arch I becomes ___ of seven.

A

3; 4

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18
Q

What are the 3 frontal prominence that become the facial processes?

A

median nasal process
right lateral nasal process
left lateral nasal process

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19
Q

What are the 4 branchial arch I that become the facial processes?

A

right maxillary process
left maxillary process
right mandibular process
left mandibular process

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20
Q

What is the fate of the OUTER surface of the median nasal process?

A

midline of nose

philtrum of upper lip

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21
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What is the fate of the OUTER surface of the lateral nasal process?

A

lateral sides and ala of nose

infraorbital part of face

22
Q

What is the fate of the OUTER surface of the maxillary process?

A

upper part of cheeks

lateral parts of upper lip

23
Q

What is the fate of the OUTER surface of the mandibular process?

A

lower part of cheeks
lower lip
chin

24
Q

What does each cleft I become?

A

the external auditory meatus

25
Q

Each arch II becomes an embryonic fold of tissue called the ___.

A

operculum

26
Q

What arches and clefts does the operculum cover?

A

arches III and IV

clefts II, III, IV

27
Q

The operculum becomes the sides of ___ below the ___ ___ ___.

A

neck; external auditory meatus

28
Q

What can occur if the operculum epithelium does not fuse with the branchial arch epithelium?

A

a sinus is created that can lead to a cyst on the side of the neck

29
Q

The groove between the maxillary and median nasal processes extend into what structure?

A

stomodeum

30
Q

If the ___ facial process or processes do not merge with the ___ nasal facial process by the ___th embryonic week, unilateral or bilateral clefting of the upper ___ occurs.

A

maxillary; median; 5; lip

31
Q

If the ___ processes do not merge with each other by the 5th embryonic week, clefting of the lower jaw occurs.

A

mandibular

32
Q

What is the stomodeum side of the median nasal process?

A

primary palate

33
Q

When does the fetal period start?

A

week 8, the mandible appears retrognathic to other structures

34
Q

The ___ membrane ruptures allowing opening to the foregut that becomes the nasal and oral pharynx.

A

buccopharyngeal

35
Q

What is the site of the anterior pillar or fauces?

A

the buccophayngeal membrane

36
Q

___ lingual swellings appear during the ___th embryonic week and merge to become the tongue.

A

Four; 4th

37
Q

What are the 4 lingual swellings?

A

right lateral lingual swelling
left lateral lingual swelling
tuberculum impar
copula

38
Q

What lingual swellings become the anterior two-thirds of the tongue?

A

tuberculum impar and 2 lateral lingual swellings

39
Q

What structure becomes the posterior third or root of the tongue?

A

copula

40
Q

T/F The 4 lingual swellings span along the ventral, inside surface of the mandibular process of branchial arch I, and between II and III.

A

True.

41
Q

T/F. By week 5 the tongue is under-developed and the stomodeum begins to partition into oral and nasal cavities.

A

False, the tongue is well developed and the stomodeum partitions into oral and nasal cavities during week 6.

42
Q

What three structures appear in the stomodeum during the 5th embryonic week?

A

primary palate
nasal septum
palatine folds

43
Q

Where does the primary palate arise from? nasal septum? palatine folds?

A

primary palate - median nasal facial process
nasal septum - primary palate
palatine folds - inner surface of maxillary facial process

44
Q

During the fifth embryonic week, what position are the palatine folds in?

A

vertical

45
Q

The palatine folds have lining epithelium that is connected to an underlying mesenchymal tissue also called ___.

A

ectomesenchyme
Tissue from the neck up is ectomesenchyme
Tissue from the neck down is mesoderm

46
Q

What epithelial structures fuse during the 6th embryonic week to form the palate?

A

primary palate
nasal septum
palatine folds

47
Q

T/F. Epithelial fusion progresses posteriorly where the epithelium of palatine folds fuse with each other and with epithelium of nasal septum.

A

True.

48
Q

T/F. The fused epithelium breaks-up and there is intermingling of mesenchymal cells.

A

True.

49
Q

When the epithelium is gone and the mesenchyme union is completed, the ___ palate is formed along with the ___ and ___ cavities.

A

secondary; oral; nasal

50
Q

What weeks do epithelial fusion and mesenchymal union occur?

A

between 6 and 8 weeks IU+