Head & Neck Anatomy | Embryology & Pharyngeal Arches Flashcards

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Egg Week 1: Occurs when sperm and egg unite in the fallopian tube.

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Fertilization

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Egg Week 1: Refers to an initial diploid cell

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Zygote

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Egg Week 1: Refers to a ball of cells that is the result of cleavage.

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Morula

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Egg Week 1: Refers to the ball of cells once it develops a cavity called a blastocoel

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Blastula

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Egg Week 1: Occurs when the blastula contacts the uterine wall.

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Implantation

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Egg Week 1: Refers to the inner cell mass that will form the embryo proper.

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Embryoblast

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Egg Week 1: Refers to the outer cell mass that will form the placenta.

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Trophoblast

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Egg Week 2: Inner cell mass becomes a bilaminar disk that consists of an _________ and ____________.

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Epiblast and hypoblast

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Egg Week 2: Wich sac and cavity form?

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Primary yolk sac and amniotic cavity

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Egg Week 2: which side does the amniotic cavity form, the hypoblast or epiblast side?

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Epliblast side

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Embryonic Week 3: What’s the process where a single sheet of cell transitions into 3 dinstinction germ layers?

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Gastrulation

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Embryonic Week 3: What are the 3 Germ layers that form from gastrulation?

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Ectoderm, Mesoderm, Endoderm

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Embryonic Week 3: Which germ layer forms the epidermis, nervous system, facial skeleton, and teeth?

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Ectoderm

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Embryonic Week 3: Which germ layer forms the body skeleton, all muscles, and connective tissue?

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Mesoderm

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Embryonic Week 3: Which germ layer forms the lining of hollow organ systems?

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Endoderm

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16
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What are the arrows pointing to on the ectoderm side?

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Primitive Streak

17
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The primitive streak form on the _________ side of the embryo, on the __________ surface?

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Caudal side of the Dorsal Surface.

18
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The primitive streak indicates the beginning of what process?

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Gastrulation, the formation of three germ layers.

19
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Which area of which germ layer produces only the enamel of the teeth?

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The surface layer of the ectoderm.

20
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Which part of the embryo is responsible for forming everything except the enamel in teeth?

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Neural Crest

21
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Neurulation takes place during which week of development?

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Week 4

22
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Gastrulation occurs during which week of development?

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Week 3

23
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What happens during neurulation?

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Process where the flat neural plate rolls into a neural tube like a yoga mat.