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quiz on lecture 4 Flashcards

1
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mesoderm forms

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connective tissue and bone

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2
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ectoderm forms

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skin

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3
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endoderm forms

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digestive tract (GI)

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4
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what is stomodeum

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primitive mouth

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5
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ectoderm folds and lines

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mouth

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6
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what are the two bulges inferior the mouth

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mandibular processes that fuse at midline to form mandibular arch (first branchial arch)

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7
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what is the cartilage around 1st branchial arch

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meckel’s cartilage

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8
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maxillary processes came from

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came from mandibular arch and mesenchyme

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9
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what do the maxillary processes form

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upper lips, cheeks, secondary palate, most of the midface, posterior maxillary teeth and canines

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10
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max process fuse with mandibular arch on each side to form what

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labial commisure

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11
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what are rounded areas of thickened ectoderm found at the location of developing sense organs, lines otic and nasal ___

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placode

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12
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there is an open communication between

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the oral and nasal cavities

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13
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medial nasal processes fuse externally to help form

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upper lip and middle part of nose(philtrum)

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14
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medial nasal processes fuse internally–

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intermaxillary segment(premaxillary primary palate)

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15
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intermaxillary segment made up of

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maxillary incisor teeth and adjacent tissue, primary palate, part of the nasal septum, !primary palate only hold incisor teeth!

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16
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lateral nasal processes in the future will form

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the ala of nose

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17
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2nd branchial arch called

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hyoid arch with reicharts cartilage

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18
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branchial grooves externally covered with

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ectoderm

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19
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pharyngeal pouches internally covered with

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covered with endoderm

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20
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each arch is separated by

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branchial grooves externally and pharyngeal pouches internally

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21
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grooves = what

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clefts when pinch back in

22
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maxillary process failure to fuse with medial nasal process

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cleft lip

23
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what is the mildest form of cleft palate

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cleft uvula

24
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forms mandible, muscles of mastication(masseter, temporalis, pterygoids), meckels cartilage, incus

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1st brachial arch

25
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facial muscles and muscles of expression, stapes, styloid, lesser hyoid

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2nd brachial arch

26
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greater hyoid, a pharyngeal muscles and cartilages of the throat

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3rd branchial arch

27
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pharyngeal constrictors, thyroid and laryngeal cartilages, muscles of the throat

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IV BRANCHIAL ARCH

28
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thyroid and laryngeal cartilage

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V branchial arch

29
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branchial grooves helps form

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external auditory canal

30
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what are the pharyngeal pouches

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I. middle ear, eustachian tube(auditory tube)
II. palatine tonsils and pharyngeal walls
III. inferior parathyroid, thymus gland
IV. superior parathyroid
V. ultimobranchial body

31
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what cranial nerve enters the mandibular arch (1st arch)

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V- trigeminal

32
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what cranial nerve enters the hyoid arch (2nd arch)

A

VII- facial

33
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what cranial nerve enters the 3rd arch

A

IX- glossopharyngeal

34
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what cranial nerve enters the 4th arch

A

X- vagus

35
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what cranial nerve enters the 5th arch

A

XI- spinal accessory

36
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the III arch vessels are the

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common carotid arteries, which branch into the internal carotid arteries

37
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facial supply shifts from the internal carotid to the ___________

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external carotid in the 7th week

38
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the IV arch vessel becomes the

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dorsal aorta

39
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the VI arch vessel becomes the

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pulmonary arteries

40
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what arch vessels disappear

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I, II, V

41
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what aortic arch is associated with the 1st branchial arch

A

I

42
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what aortic arch is associated with the 2nd branchial arch

A

II

43
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what aortic arch is associated with the 3rd branchial arch

A

III

44
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what aortic arch is associated with the 4th branchial arch

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IV

45
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what aortic arch is associated with the 5th branchial arch

A

VI

46
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what branchiometric muscles are associated with 3rd branchial arch

A

stylopharyngeus

47
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what branchiometric muscles are associated with the 4th branchial arch

A

laryngeal musculature, pharyngeal constrictors

48
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what branchiometric muscles are associated with the 5th branchial arch

A

sternocleidomastoid

trapezius

49
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neural crest cells develop from the

A

neuroectoderm

50
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neural crest cells migrate toward

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mesenchyme and then differentiate

oral embryology (10 decks)

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