oral histo lab Flashcards
in the development of the tongue the 3rd and unpaired part is the
copula
the mandible develops from the
1st branchial arch
the meckel’s cartilage
does not contibute to mandible formation
the cheeks formed by
maxillary process
the trilaminar disk layers that are responsible for the development of the oral cavity are
ectodermal layer
the primary palate develops as am results of the 2
medial nasal process
which pharyngeal pouch gives to the inferior parathyroid gland and thymus gland
3rd and 4th
the primitive mouth, initially appears as a shallow depression in the embryonic surface at the cephalic end before the 4th week of prenatal development
ectoderm
during the 4th week of prenatal development, the upper lip is formed when each — fuses with — as a result of the underlying growth of the mesenchyme
maxillary process, median nasal process
the cartilage in the 2nd branchial arch is called:
Reichert’s cartilage
the type of oral mucosa that is seen int the dorsal of the tongue and associated with lingual papilla
specialized mucosa
the v-shaped structure that divides the dorsal surface of the tongue into anterior and posterior thirds
sulcus terminalis
the fusion of gametes to initiates the development of a new organism
fertilization
the presence of th primitive streak will establish bilateral symmetry, determine the site of gastrulation and initiate germ layer formation. t or f
TRUE
this phase early in the embryonic development during which the singled layered blastula is reorganized into a multi-layered structure, form germ layer