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histo and dev of pharyngeal regions Flashcards

1
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what are the surfaces of the tongue

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dorsal and ventral

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What are the two dorsal surface divisions of the tongue

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oral cavity region ant 2/3. pharyngeal region post 1/3

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What are the regions of the ventral surfaces f the tongue

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Oral region ant 2/3

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4
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What region of the tongue is mobile

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Oral region

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5
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What epithelium and papilla is on the dorsal surface of the oral part of the tongue

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SSK w lingual papilla

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What is the origin of the dorsal surface of the tongue

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Ectoderm

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7
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What epithelium is on the ventral side of the tongue and what is its origin

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SSNK and ENDO

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What embryonic/developmental origin does the oral region of the tongue develop form

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Lateral lingual swellings of PA 1

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9
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What part of the tongue is fixed

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Pharyngeal region

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10
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In the pharyngeal region of the tongue what epithelium is on the dorsal surface and where was it derived from

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SSNK and endo

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11
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Where is the embryonic origin of the pharyngeal region of the tongue

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Hypobranchial eminenece

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12
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What is the pharynx

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A muscular tube supported by bone, cartilage, CT, pharyngeal muscles that extends from the base of the skill to cricoid cartilage (C6)

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13
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What are the three regions of the pharynx

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Naso, Oro, laryngopharnynx

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Where is the nasopharynx

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Posterior to the nasa cavity and superior to the soft palate

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15
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Where Is oropharynx

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Posterior to palate gloss Al folds. Region btwn soft palate and epiglottis

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16
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Where is the laryngopharynx

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Below the epiglottis to cricoid cartilage. Sits posterior to larynx and superior to esophagus.

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17
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What PAs do the pharynx develop from

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PA 2,3,4,6 with a small contribution from 1

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18
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Is the lining of the pharynx ectoderm or endoderm

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Endo

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19
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What does endoderm form in the lining of the pharynx along the lateral wall of tube

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Pouches—bilateral outpocketings

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20
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What do the endoderm of the developing pharyngeal tube and pouches differentiate into

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Epithelium which forms the pharyngeal mucosa that varies based on location (naso,oro, laryngo)

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21
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What mucosa is location in the three different regions of the pharynx

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Naso-respiratory
Oro-lining
Laryngo-lining

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22
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What differentiates into the epithelium for accessory glands and structures of the pharynx

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Endoderm from the pharyngeal tube

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23
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What are the four tonsils

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Tubal, pharyngeal, lingual, palatine

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24
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What is another name for the tonsils collectively

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Waldeyers ring

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25
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What tonsils are located in the oropharynx

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Lingua and palaitne

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26
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Where are tubal tonsils located

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Nasopharynx

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27
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What are pharyngeal tonsils located

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Nasopharynx

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28
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What are the accessory structures of the pharynx

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Tonsils, auditory tube, parathyroid, thymu, thyroid

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29
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What accessory structures of the pharynx develop in the midline of the pharyngeal tube and not a pouch

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Pharyngeal tonsils and lingual tonsils

30
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Where do all accessory structures of the pharynx (except for two) develop from

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Walls and pouches of pharynx

31
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What PA do the tubal and palatine tonsils develop from

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Tubal is PA 1 and palatine is PA 2

32
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What accessory structures of the pharynx is derived from Pouch PA1

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Auditory tube

33
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What PA is the parathyroid from

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Pouch PA 3 and 4

34
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What PA is the thymus from

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Pouch PA 3

35
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What epithelial cells are in the parathyroid

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Chief and oxyphil epithelial cells

36
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What cells are in the thymus

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Epithelial reticular cells

37
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What cells are in the thyroid

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Thyroid follicular cells and parafollicular cells

38
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What contents are in the nasopharynx

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Pharyngeal tonsil (PSCC/SSNK) and auditory tube (PSCC)

39
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What are the contents of the oropharynx

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Pharyngeal tongue (post 1/3), lingual tonsils (SSNK), palatine tonsils (SSNK)

40
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What are the contents of the laryngopharynx

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Epiglottis, pyriform recess, larynx that is anterior to laryngopharnx and contains false vocal cords and true

41
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What are the epithelium associated with the true and false vocal cords

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False—PSCC
True—SSNK

42
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What is the auditory/eustachian tube

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Bilateral structure comprised of capital and skeletal muscle covered by mucosa

43
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What connects the middle ear to the nasopharynx

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Auditory tube

44
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What epithelium covers the surface of the auditory tube and what origin is it derived rom

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PSCC and endoderm

45
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The auditory tube is covered by what mucosa

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Respiratory that contains mucous and mixed salivary glands

46
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What are the three key features of the auditory tube

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Torus tubarious, tubal tonsils, skeletal muscle

47
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What is a mucosal elevation that lies posterior to the opening of the auditory tube

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Torus tubarious

48
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__________ are bilateral groups of large lymphatic nodules found beneath the epithelium in the lamina propria of the auditory tube

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Tubal tonsils

49
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What are the three muscles associated with the auditory tube and their PA

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Tensor veil palatini-PA 1
Lavatory veli palatini- PA 4
Salpingopharyngeous- PA 4

50
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What is the clinical name for the pharyngeal tonsil

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Adenoid

51
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What area of the pharyngeal tonsils may contain SSNK as opposed to PSCC

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Surface closest to the oropharynx

52
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What epithelium covers the surface of and lines the deep tonsilar crypts of the palatine tonsils

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SSNK

53
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What is the passage form the oral cavity to oropharynx

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Oropharyngeal isthmus

54
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What mucosa and epithelium covers the pharyngeal region of the tongue

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Lining and SSNK

55
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What is associated with the posterior 1/3 of the tongue

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Minor mucous salivary glands, lingual tonsils, skeletal muscle

56
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What epithelium covers the lingual tonsils , mucous glands, and skeletal muscle in post 1/3 of tongue

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SSNK

57
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What is a major structure on the posterior 1/3 of the tongue where the thyroid gland originates

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Foramen cecum

58
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What are the two surfaces of the epiglottis and what epithelium are they covered by

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Oral surface-SSNK
Laryngeal surface-PSCC

59
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What is the core of the epiglottis comprised of

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Elastic cartilage

60
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What is the pyriform recess

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Bilateral depression located in the laryngopharnx on either side of the opening to the larynx that functions in speech

61
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What is the epithelium lining the laryngopharnx which included the pyriform recess

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SSNK

62
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What is a potential injury site and associated with high pharyngeal cancer (squamous cell carcinoma)

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Piriform recess

63
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What mucosa and epithelium lines the the larynx

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Respiratory mucosa. And the majority of it is covered by PSCC but SSNK covers the true vocal cords

64
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What is the developmental precursor of the false vocal cords

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Epiglottic swelling

65
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What is the adult structure of the false vocal cords

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Laryngeal mucosa that gives rise to supraglottic and transglottic mucosa

66
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What is the developmental precursor of the true vocal cords

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Aryepiglottic swelling

67
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T/F— the false and true vocal cords become the same adult structures

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TRUE

68
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What is the PA derivative of the true and false vocal cords

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False- PA4 midline floor of it
True-PA6 midline floor of it

69
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What swellings are PA derivatives form the midline pharyngeal floor

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Epiglottic and aryepiglottic

70
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What structures does the aryepiglotic swelling form in the larynx

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Cricoid cartilage, cuneiform,corniculate, arytenoid cartilage

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