pharyngeal arches Flashcards

1
Q

2 types of union

A

merging

fusion

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2
Q

stomodeum

A

oral pit, becomes the mough

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3
Q

structures from frontal process

A

forehead
middle nose
upper lip and dental arch

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4
Q

structures from maxillary process of mandibular arch (1)

A
cheeck
upper lip
maxillary
zygomatic
part of temporal
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5
Q

structures from mandibular process of mandibular arch (1)

A

mandible

lower jaw

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6
Q

dimple formation

A

meeting of the 2 mandibular processes

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7
Q

buccopharyngeal membrane

A

covering of stomodeum

where ectoderm meets endoderm

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8
Q

nasal placodes

A

thickened epithelium on frontal process

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9
Q

nasal pit

A

future nostril, in the center of nasal placode

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10
Q

nasomedial process forms

A

upper lip and jaw with the maxillary process

primary palate

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11
Q

nasolateral process forms

A

sides and wings of nose

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12
Q

nasolacrimal groove

A

between the nasolateral process and maxillary process

closes to form the lacrimal duct

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13
Q

intermaxillary segment forms

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formed from the merging of the nasomedial segments

forms the middle of nose, philtrum of upper lip, dental arch, and primary palate

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14
Q

mandibular process forms

A

lower lip and jaw

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15
Q

maxillary process

A

upper lip and jaw with nasomedial process

palatal shelves–> secondary palates

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16
Q

cleft lip

A

failure of fusion between the nasomedial process and maxillary process

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17
Q

macrostomia

A

failure of the maxillary and mandibular processes to fuse

mouth is large

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18
Q

microstomia

A

over fusion of maxillary and mandibular processes

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19
Q

frontaonasal dysplasia

A

underdevelopment of frontal prominence

bifid nose and wideset eyes

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20
Q

oblique facial cleft

A

failure of nasolateral process and maxillary processes to join

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21
Q

what becomes ears

A

bumps between the hyoid arch (3) and mandibular process (part of 2)

22
Q

pharyngeal cleft

A

grooves on outside between arches

23
Q

pharyngeal pouch

A

groove on inside between arches

24
Q

cleft 1 becomes

A

external auditory meatus

25
cleft 2-4
fuse to become cervical sinus
26
cervical/branchial cysts
failure of the cervical sinus to disappear | always latearl
27
pharyngeal clefts are
ectoderm
28
pharyngeal pouches are
endoderm
29
pouch 1
auditory tube and middle ear cavity
30
pouch 2
palatine tonsil
31
pouch 3
lower parathyroid glands and thymus
32
pouch 4
superior parathyroid glands and ultimobranchial body
33
ultimobranchial body
becomes parafollicle cells in thyroid
34
where does thyroid come from
foramen cecum migrates down
35
throglossal cysts
thyroid remnants from the migration of the foramen cecum to become the thyroid always at midline
36
mandibular hyperplasia
mandible underdevelopment | deformed ears
37
incisive foramen
midline where primary and secondary palates meet
38
cleft palate
failure of palates to fuse, can be primary or secondary, unilateral or bilateral
39
anterior 2/3 of tongue is from
first arch 2 lateral lingual swellings tuberculum impar
40
posteiror 1/3 of tongue and root is from
arches 3 and 4
41
tongue muscles are from
occipital somites
42
ankloglossia
frenulum extends to tongue tip
43
microglossia
tongue is too small
44
macroglossia
tongue is too big
45
bifid tongue
incomplete fusion of lateral lingual swellings
46
frenectomy
cut frenulum
47
taste sensation CN
VII, IX, X
48
muscles from branchial arches innervation
V, VII, IX, X, XI
49
muscles from occipital somites innervation
III, IV, VI, XII
50
parasympathetic CN
III, VII, IX, X
51
tongue innervation
V, VII, IX, X, XII