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Pharyngeal Apparatus Flashcards

1
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Pharyngeal apparatus is also known as

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branchial apparatus

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Branchial apparatus means

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Gills

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Pharyngeal apparatus starts developing from—- day

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Day 22

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PHARYNGEAL APPARATUS is involved in forming —— part of the embryo

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cephalic end and face of embryo

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COMPONENTS OF THE PHARYNGEAL APPARATUS are??

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arches

  • grooves
  • pouches
  • membranes
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6
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Which pharyngeal arches are prominent and which aren’t

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1-4 are prominent;5th is absent;6th is transient

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arches are separated by ——on the outside and by ——— on the inside

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Grooves/clefts

Pouches

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First pharyngeal arch is also called?

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mandibular arch

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9
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Cartilage of First pharyngeal arch and what is derived from it

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Meckel’s cartilage

Malleus,sphenomandibular ligament

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10
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List the prominences of the First pharyngeal arch

State which is ventral or dorsal

State their derivatives

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mandibular(ventral) and maxillary(dorsal)

maxillary dorsal prominence becomes the future maxilla,zygomatic bone, and squamous part of temporal bone
-mandibularry ventral part becomes the mandible
Malleus and incus

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Arterial supply of First pharyngeal arch?

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1st aortic arch-maxillary artery

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12
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First pharyngeal pouch gives?

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Auditory/eustachian tube/pharngotympanic membrane(ventral end)

Tympanic cavity(distal end)

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First pharyngeal groove gives?

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external auditory meatus

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Which nerve is associated with the First pharyngeal arch?

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trigeminal nerve except the opthalamic division

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What ligaments are associated with First pharyngeal arch?

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anterior ligament of malleus,sphenomandibular ligament

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Muscles associated with First pharyngeal arch?

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Mylohyoid muscle 
Anterior belly of digastric muscle 
Muscles of mastication (Temporalis,masseter,medial and lateral pterygoid)
Tensor tympani
Tenso veli palatini
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17
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Function of tensor tympani

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Its role is to dampen loud sounds, such as those produced from chewing, shouting, or thunder.

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18
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Origin and insertion of tensor tympani

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Auditory tube

Handle of malleus

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19
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The tensor tympani is a muscle within the ——

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middle ear,

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20
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Tensor veli palatini is located in the —— of skull

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in the pterygoid fossa of skull

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21
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Second pharyngeal arch is also called the ——?

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hyoid arch

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22
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——- pharyngeal arch enlarges and overthrows the——- arches by —- week

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Second

3rd and 4th

5th

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23
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Which artery supplies the Second pharyngeal arch

A

2nd aortic arch

hyoid and stapedial artery

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24
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Second pharyngeal pouch gives?

A

Supra tonsillar fossa(a part of the tonsils)

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Cartilage of the Second pharyngeal arch is ?

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reichart’s cartilage

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reichart’s cartilage evolves into ??

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Stapes and styloid process of temporal bone and lesser hornu and upper portion of hyoid

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Nerve associated with Second pharyngeal arch is —??

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facial nerve

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muscules associated with Second pharyngeal arch are?

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Muscles of facial expression (like buccinator,orbicularis oculi,orbicularis oris, occipitalis,frontalis,auricularis.platysma)
Posterior belly of digastric muscle
Stylohyoid muscle
Stapedius

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Ligament associated with Second pharyngeal arch??

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Stylohyoid ligament

30
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Bones associated with Second pharyngeal arch are

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Stapes, styloid process, lesser hornu and upper portion of hyoid bone

31
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Muscles of the Third pharyngeal arch

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stylopharyngeus muscles

32
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Skeleton of the Third pharyngeal arch

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greater hornu and lower portion of hyoid bone

33
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Nerve associated with Third pharyngeal arch

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glossopharyngeal nerve

34
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Artery of the Third pharyngeal arch

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Third aortic arch = internal carotid artery

35
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Derivative of Third pharyngeal pouch

Dorsal:
Ventral:

A

D: inferior parathyroid
V: thymus

36
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Function of parathyroid hormone

Function of thymus

A

Calcium regulation

Lymphocyte production, blood-thymic barrier

37
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Cartilage of the fourth pharyngeal arche

A

Laryngeal cartilages except epiglottis

38
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List the laryngeal cartilages except epiglottis

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thyroid, corniculate and cuneiform cartilages

39
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Nerve associated with the fourth pharyngeal arch

A

superior laryngeal branch of vagus nerve

40
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Nerve associated with the sixth pharyngeal arch

A

recurrent laryngeal branch of vagus

41
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Artery associated with the fourth pharyngeal arch
Right:
Left:

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Proximal portion of Subclavian artery

Aortic arch

42
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Artery associated with the sixth pharyngeal arch
Right:
Left:

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R: pulmonary arteries
L: ductus arteriosus

43
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Fourth pharyngeal pouch gives?

Dorsal:
Ventral:

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Dorsal epithelium: superior parathyroid gland that migrates to the back of the thyroid gland

Ventral epithelium: postbranchial/ultimobranchial body that migrates to fuse with the thyroid gland to give rise to C cells

44
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Another name for C cells

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Parafollicular cells

45
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Functions of C cells

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secrete calcitonin. That oppose the action of parathormone

46
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Muscles associated with the sixth pharyngeal arch

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Intrinsic muscles of the larynx except cricothyroid

47
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Muscles associated with the fourth pharyngeal arch

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Cricothyroid, constrictors of the pharynx and levator palatini

48
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endoderm of pouches contacts ectoderm of grooves

T/F

A

T

49
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What seperates grooves from pouches

A

double layered pharyngeal membrane

50
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First pharyngeal pouch expands into an elongated——-

A

tubotympanic recess

51
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How does the tubotympanic recess lead to a post-natal structure

Distal part:
Recess itself:
Proximal part:

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distal part of the recess touches the first groove leading to formation of the tympanic membrane (eardrum)

  • the recess becomes tympanic cavity and cavity of mastoid
  • connection of the recess with the pharynx elongates to become the pharyngotympanic tube(auditory tube)
52
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Second pharyngeal pouch is totally obliterated as palatine tonsils develop
T/F

A

F. Second pouch

  • largely obliterated as palatine tonsils develop
  • but part remains as tonsillar fossa
53
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Lining of the tonsillar crypts is formed by ?

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endoderm of the second pharyngeal pouch

54
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Function of tonsils

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to trap germs (bacteria and viruses) which you may breathe in

55
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at about—-, the mesenchyme of the—— differentiates into——

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20weeks

Second pharyngeal pouch

lymphoid tissue

56
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At what week is the inferior parathyroid formed

A

6th week

57
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Lobes of thymus share an artery, lymph vessel, and nerve

T/F

A

F. each lobe has its own blood supply, lymph drainage,and nerve supply

58
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PHARYNGEAL GROOVES visible on each side up to ——week

A

4th or 5th

59
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Which PHARYNGEAL GROOVES become a post natal structure

A

First pharyngeal groove

60
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What is derived from the first pharyngeal groove

A

External auditory meatus

61
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Pharyngeal groves beside the first one end in —-

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Vertical slit-like depression called cervical sinus

62
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Cervical sinus gets obliterated to form the ..

A

Smooth contour of the neck

63
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By what week have the 2nd to the last pharyngeal groove been obliterated

A

7th week

64
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Floor of the pharyngeal groove is called the ——

A

Pharyngeal membrane

65
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branchial cyst,sinus,or fisTula :

opens on the - of the -

Caused by ——-

the opening is usually along the———

A

Side of the neck

persistence of groove or pouch

anterior border of the SCM

66
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What can lead to swelling of brachial cyst

A

Infection of upper respiratory tract

67
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Treatment of branchial cyst is?

A

Surgical excision

68
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Cause of piriform sinus fistula

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When Tract of migration of ultimobranchial cells to the thyroid gland persists

69
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Embryonic Origin of epiglottis

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From the mesenchyme of a prominence in the floor of the embryonic pharynx called the hypopharyngeal eminence

70
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Epiglottis is ultimately from which arches

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3rd and 4th pharyngeal arches

71
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Digeoorge syndrome is caused by —-

A

Missing chromosome 22

Aplasia or hypoplasia of thymus and parathyroid glands

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