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Pharyngeal Arches and Face Flashcards

1
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Arches above the larynx

A

1,2,3

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2
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Arches below the larynx

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4 and 6

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3
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Arch 5

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Exists transiently during development

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4
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Each arch separated by

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Pharyngeal groove (external)
Pharyngeal pouch (internal)
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5
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How are grooves and pouches named?

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For arch superior to it

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6
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Membrane between each groove nad pouch

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Pharyngeal membrane

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7
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Ectderm lines

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External surface of each arch and surrounding groove

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8
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Endoderm lines

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Deep side of each arch and pouch

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9
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What separates ectoderm from endoderm

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Mesenchyme

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10
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What is mesenchyme derived from

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Paraxial and lateral plate mesoderm and nerual crest cells

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11
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Mesenchyme differentiates into

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Neural tissue, vessels, and cartilage/bone

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12
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Eahc arch contains

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Aortic arch
Cartilaginous rod
Muscular component
Nerve

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13
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Aortic arch

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Artery from truncus arteriois

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14
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Cartilaginous rod forms

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Skeleton of the arc h

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15
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Muscular component of arch forms

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Muscles of the head and neck

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16
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Nerve of each arch

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Supplies mucosa and muslces derived from arch

Derived from neuroectoderm of primordial brain

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17
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Arch 1 nerve

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Trigeminal

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18
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Arch 2 nerve

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Facial

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19
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Arch 3 nerve

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Glossopharyngeal

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20
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Arch 4 nerve

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Pharyngeal branches of superior laryngeal nerve of vagus

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21
Q

Arch 6 nerve

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Recurrent laryngeal banrch of vagus

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22
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Arch 1 vascular

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Maxillary artery

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23
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Arch 2 vascular

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Hyoid and stapedial artery

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24
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Arch 3 vascular

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Carotids

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25
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Arch 4 vascular

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Aortic arch (left) between LCC and LSC
Right subclavian (proximal)
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26
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Arch 6 vascular

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R - R pulmonary artery

L - ductus arteriosis

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27
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Arch 1 cartilage/bone

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Bones of the face

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28
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Arch 2 cartilage/bone

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Styloid process
Lesser horn and superior 1/2 of hyoid
Stapes

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29
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Arch 3 cartilage and bone

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Greater horn of hyoid and inferior 1/2

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30
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Arch 4 and 6 cartilage and bone

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Laryngeal cartilages

31
Q

First pharyngeal membrane becomes

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Tympanic membrane

32
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First pharyngeal groove becomes

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External auditory meatus

33
Q

Germ layers of tympanic membrane

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Ectoderm - skin over outer
MEsoderm - actual membrane
Endo - skin covering inner

34
Q

Cervical cysts result of

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Failure of pharyngeal grooves 2-4 to be resorbed

Fluid filled cyst in cervical levels

35
Q

1st pharyngela pouch becomes

A

Middle ear cavity/mastoid antrum and auditory tube

36
Q

2nd pharyngeal pouch becomes

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Epithelium of palaitne tonsils

37
Q

Pouch 3 superior becomes

A

Inferior parathyroids

38
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Pouch 3 inferior becomes

39
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Puch 4 superior becomes

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Superior parathyroids

40
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Pouch 4 inferior become

A

C cells of thyroid

41
Q

Thyroid develops from

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INvagination of endoderm (foramen cecum)

42
Q

Thyroglossal duct formed from

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Trail of descending thyroid

43
Q

Pyramidal lobe of thyroid in adult is

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Remnant of thyroglossal duct

44
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Tongue is formed from

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Contributions from arches 1-4

45
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Arch 1 tongue contribution embryological and audlt

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Medial and lateral tongue buds

Anterior 2/3

46
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Arch 2-4 tongue embryological and aduklt

A 
Hypobranchial eminence (3rd most)
Post 1/3
47
Q

Sulcus terminalis is

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Junction of Arch 2-4 and arch 1

48
Q

Sulcus terminalis is posteiror to

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Circumvallate papillae

49
Q

Extrinsic tongue muscles from

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Mesoderm from occipital somites

50
Q

Treacher collins syndrome…cause and effects

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1st arch syndrome
Failure of nerual crest cells into 1st arch
Underdeveloped zygomatic bones, mandibular hypoplasia, malformed ears
Hearing loss
No cog defect

51
Q

Face develops from

A

Prominences that surround stomodeum

52
Q

Stomodeum

A

Opening of oropharyngeal region

53
Q

Prominences of face

A

Frontonasal
Maxilary (2)
Mandibular (2)

54
Q

Maxillary and mandibular prominences derived from

55
Q

Nasal placodes formed from

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Frontonasal prominence, 2 thickenings on lateral edges

56
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Nasal pit…what is it and what does it form?

A

Depression in center of nasal placode

Forms anterior nasal openings and nasal cavity

57
Q

Laterla nasal process

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Part of nasal placode lateral to nasal pit

58
Q

Medial nasal process

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Part of nasal placode medial to nasal pit

59
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Nasolacrimal furrow between

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Maxillary prominence and lateral nasal process

60
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Nasolacrimal duct formed from

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Ectoderm in nasolacrimal furrow

61
Q

Oblique facial cleft formed from

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Maxiallary and lateral nasal process that don’t fuse

Open nasolacrimal duct

62
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Intermaxillary segment formed from and what does it form

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2 medial nasal processes fusing

Philtrum of the lip

63
Q

Median cleft lip result of

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2 medial nasal processes fusing

64
Q

Macrostomia

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When mandibular and maxillary processes halt fusion early

Mouth extends far laterally to the ears

65
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Microstomia

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Excessive merging of the macxillary and mandibular processes

66
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Palate developmets

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From mesenchyme deep to intermaxillary segment and maxillary processes

67
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Portion of palate from intermaxillary process forms

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Anterior plate

68
Q

Portion of palate deep to maxillary process forms

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Posterior palate

69
Q

Incisive teeth/portion of hard palate anterior to incisive foramen from

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INtermaxillary segment

70
Q

Secondary plate formed from

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2 palatine shelves - extnesions of maxillary processes

71
Q

Nasal septum from

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Frontonasal prominences underlying mesenchyme

72
Q

Secondary palates are from and help form

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from nasal septum

Separate oral and nasal cavity

73
Q

Bifid uvula result of

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Incomplete fusion of palatine shelves

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