Histo - Rougier Flashcards

1
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above the notochord is related to the

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brain

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2
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below the notochord is related to the

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arches aka viscerocranium

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3
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the viscerocranium is derived from

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NCCs (ectomesenchyme)

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4
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intramembranous means it never had

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cartilage

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5
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endochondral bone means it had _______ that gave shape to ______

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cartilage ; bone

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6
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had cartilage, it dies, gets replaced by bone

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primary endocondral

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7
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cartilage that originates from intramembranous bone

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secondary endochondral

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8
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cartilaginous neurocranium forms the

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base of skull

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9
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membranous neurocranium forms the

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roof of skull

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10
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arch 1 - distal Meckel’s cartilage gives rise to

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malleus

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11
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arch 1 - dorsal Meckel’s cartilage gives rise to

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incus

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12
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stapes is from arch

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2

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13
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reichert’s cartilage in arch 2 gives rise to the

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origin of hyoid

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14
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membranous viscerocranium (4 things)

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maxilla
zygomatic
squama of temporal
mandible

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15
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origin and ossification of frontal bone

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NCC and IM

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16
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origin and ossification of parietal bone

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Mesodermal and IM

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17
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origin and ossification of occipital bone

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mesoderm and endochondral

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18
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origin and ossification of petrous temporal bone

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mesoderm and endocondral

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19
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origin and ossification of squamous temporal bone

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NCC and endochondral

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20
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origin and ossification of hyoid bone

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NCC and endochondral

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21
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the body of the mandible develops by what bone formation

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intramembranous

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22
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is there an equivalent of meckel’s cartilage in the maxilla

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no

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23
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articular cartilage develops from what cartilage

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secondary

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24
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intramembranous bone formation forms most of the _________ , except the __________

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mandible ; condylar process

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the neurocranium grows ____ and ______
up and back
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the maxilla is displaced _______ and _______
anteriorly (to the right) and down
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expansion of the facial skeleton accompanies growth of the brain and soft tissues - this is called
bone drift
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the maxillary tuberosity grows ________ and _______ to accommodate new teeth
down (posteriorly) to the right (inferiorly)
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there is no _______ covering the articular surfaces in the skull
epithelium
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small opening of jaw
rotation
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large opening of jaw
translocation (pushing forward)
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dorsal portion of articular eminence is in-between the
disc and skull
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the ventral portion of the articular eminence is between the
disc and condyle
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TMJ is formed most by __________ which is rich in ___________
fibrous CT ; collagen 1
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there is no ________ present on any of the surfaces of the TMJ
epithelium
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what makes up parts of the TMJ (4 parts)
articular eminence articular fossa articular disc condylar process
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what are the 4 stages of the condylar process formation
proliferation hypertrophy calcification ossification
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since the end product of the condylar/articular process is ossification, eventually we will only have a thin layer of _________ in the condylar process and a thick layer of ______________
fibrocartilage ; dense & fibrous CT
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the alveolar process is derived from
NCCs
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the neural portion = the body of the jaw will
stay no matter what
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the formation of the alveolar process occurs as the body of the mandible forms which is seen as
vertical growth of bone during bell stage
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development of the alveolar process accompanies
deciduous and permanent tooth eruption
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3 components of the alveolar process
alveolar bone proper (ABP) cortical bone plate (CP) spongiosum (trabecular) bone
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the alveolar bone proper lines the ______ and has direct contact with the _______
alveolus ; roots
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the cortical bone plate forms ______ and ______ surfaces
lingual and facial
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the spongiousm bone connects
ABP and CP
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alveolar bone proper is identified as what in radiographs
lamina dura
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alveolar bone proper is composed of _______ bone and _______ bone
bundle and compact
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bundle bone is much richer in organic content so it does not show
osteon organization
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what is the deeper portion of the alveolar bone
compact bone
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bundle bone has an abundance of __________ fibers which are abundant in what type of collagen
Sharpey's fibers ; type 1
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supporting alveolar bone is composed of the
cortical plate and spongiosum
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which teeth have little presence of spongiosum
anterior
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the alveolar process adapts during growth to achieve proper
occlusion
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facial translocation of teeth occurs in association with
enlargement of the face
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tension on bone =
deposit bone
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pressure on bone =
resorb bone
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tension and pressure on bone is the effect of
mesial drift
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signs of mesial drift: compress side =
resorption
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signs of mesial drift: tension side =
deposition
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simultaneous deposition of bone by osteoblast and remodeling by osteoclast is called
coupling
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osteoblasts produce
Howship's lacuna
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the direction of drift follows the side with
deposition (appears smooth)
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what gives the curvy shape in drift images
Howship's Lacuna
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no teeth = no
alveolar bone
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alveolus that is too thin
fenestration
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