Exam II Material Dr. Pruzansky Growth and Dev 1 Flashcards

1
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What are the three types of cellular growth?

A
  1. Hypertrophy 2. Hyperplasia 3.Secretion of ECM
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Which type of cellular growth is this describing? Increased SIZE of individual cells

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hypertrophy

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3
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Which type of cellular growth is this describing? increased NUMBER of cells

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hyperplasia

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4
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Which type of cellular growth is this describing? increase in size INDEPENDENT of cell size/number

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secretion of ECM

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5
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What type(s) of cellular growth are involved in SKELETAL growth? What is the MOST prominent?

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ALL 3! hyperPLASIA is most prominent

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6
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What type(s) of cellular growth occur in soft tissue growth? What is/are the MOST prominent?

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all three but BOTH hypertrophy and hyperplasia occur more than ECM secretion

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What is unique about the types of cellular growth on MINERALIZED tissue?

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All 3 types are happening, but they happen only on the SURFACE!

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8
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Which type of bone growth is a proliferation of CARTILAGE?

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EndoCHONDRIAL (cartilage) Ossification

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9
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Endochondrial Ossification is a proliferation of ______

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cartilage

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In Endochondrial Ossification, _______ cells are replaced by _______ cells.

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cartilage replaced by bone

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11
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Which type of bone growth is secretion of bone matrix directly within the connective tissue (no cartilage)?

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intramembranous ossification

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12
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What are the prime examples of bones that undergo endochondrial ossification?

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long bones

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13
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What are the prime examples of bones that undergo intramembranous growth?

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cranial vault and “jaws”

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In intramembranous growth: Secretion of bone matrix directly within _______ tissue

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connective

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15
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In intramembranous growth: __________ cells differentiate into osteoblasts

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Osteoprogenitor

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16
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In intramembranous growth: ________ is formed and undergoes ossification

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Collagen matrix

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17
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FLAT bones of the crainial vault are formed DIRECTLY via _________ bone formation, with NO ________ precursors.

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intramembranous…cartilage

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18
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*growth of the cranial vault is a response to what?

A

growth of the brain

19
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Where does remodeling and growth occur in the cranial vault?

A

at the cranial sutures

20
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the cranial sutures are ______-lined contact areas between skull bones

A

periosteum

21
Q

What are the fontanelles comprised of?

A

loose connective tissue

22
Q

During development of the crainial vault bone is also removed from the _____ surface of the cranial vault and added to the ______ surface

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inner…exterior

23
Q

What are the three bones that make up the cranial base?

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1.ethmoid 2.sphenoid 3.occipital

24
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The cranial base is formed initially in ______ (so its formed via ________)

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cartilage (so its Endochondrial ossification)

25
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What is the development of the cranial base NOT affected by???

A

growth of the brain

26
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Which growth generally occurs first-the cranial base or the jaws?

A

cranial base

27
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The maxilla grows via which type of ossification?

A

intramembraneous ossification

28
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Maxilla is moved ________ and ______ by the growth of the __________ behind it. Bone is REMOVED from the _______ surface.

A

forward and downward…cranial base…anterior

29
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For the roof of the mouth-bone is REMOVED on the ______ side and ADDED on the ______ side.

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removed-NASAL…added-oral side

30
Q

since the growth of the roof of the mouth is downward and forward, it is also partially cancelled out by resorption of _________

A

anterior alveolar process

31
Q

the mid-palatal suture does not FUSE, it just becomes more _______ with age

A

tortuous

32
Q

For mandibular growth: there is both _________ AND ________ activity

A

endochondrial and periosteal

33
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The CONDYLE is kind of a complicated story eh?…its covered by _______: growth by WHAT THREE METHODS??

A

cartilage… hyperplasia, hypertrophy & endochondral replacement (proliferation of cartilage)

34
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ALL other areas of the mandible BESIDES the condyle grow via _________

A

surface apposition

35
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What are the 3 principle growth sites in the mandible?

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1.posterior surface of the ramus…2.condylar and 3.coronoid process

36
Q

growth of the condyle increases WHICH dimension of the mandible?

A

A-P

37
Q

lol. you understand this mandibular growth description??Translated ________ and ________ while growing _______ and ________

A

downward and forward…..upward and backward

38
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There is SHORT lip height during mixed dentition, then the lips move _______…WHEN is lip THICKNESS maximal?

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downward…adolescence

39
Q

nasal BONE growth is complete by age ____ with a SPURT of the _______ and ______ in adolescence

A

10…cartilage and soft tissues

40
Q

Summary: Cranium: growth of _____

A

brain

41
Q

Summary: Cranial base: _________ growth & bony replacement at ________

A

endochondral….synchondrosis

42
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Summary: Maxilla: ______ growth & remodeling

A

sutural

43
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Summary: Mandible: ________ growth at condyle & bone _______/________ at surface

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endochondral….apposition/resorption