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contribution of mand and max process to formation of face and oral cavity arise from?
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pharyngeal (brachial) arches, pharyngeal pouches, branchial celfts (grooves), branchial membranes.
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each branchial arch has same basic form
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central carrilaginous rod (skeleton), muscular (branchiomere), vascular (aortic arch), CN
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significant contributions to dev of head and neck
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branchial arches, pouches, clefts
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ectomesenchyme
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Mesenchcyme derived from neural crest cells after their migration into the branchial arches. supplies skeletal and CT of arch 1,2
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mesodermal dervied mesenchyme gives rise to?
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muslce and vascular
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1st (mandibular) arch to formation of face?
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1. mandible, max
2. meckel's cartilage: mid ear, spine of sphenoid, ant ligment of malleus, sphenomand ligament 3. muscularture: m. of mastication, mylohyoid, ant digastric, tensor tympani, tensor veli palatini |
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muscles of mastication
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temporalis, masseter, med lat pterygoids
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2nd arch (hyoid)
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contains Reichert's cart, muscles of facial expression, stylohyoid, staedius, post digastric. N: VII
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reichert's cart:
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forms hyoid, stapes, styloid process of temp bone, stylohyoid ligmanet.
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brachial arches separated by what?
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branchial grooves (clefts) and pharyngeal pouches.
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brachial membrane
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grooves and pouches approximate one another. only those associated with 1 and 2 present in adult
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hyoid operculum
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The caudal extension of the 2nd branchial arch. Its down growth towards the ridge of the 4th arch creates a transitory space, the cervical sinus
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cervical (branchial) fistula or cyst formed by what
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failure to completely elim cervical sinus
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cervical sinus
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The transitory cavity formed by the overgrowth of the 2nd branchial arch (hyoid operculum) during the formation of the neck. Normally this structure is completely obliterated.
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1st pouch contributes to
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dev ear
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2nd pouch: ventral and dorsal
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ventral: obliterated by dev tongue
dorsal: palatine tonsils |
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derivative of 3rd pouch gives rise to
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thymus, inf parathyroid
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4th pouch contributes to
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sup parathyroid, ultimobranchial body (precur of parafollicular cells)
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1st branchial groove forms
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ext auditory meatus
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what contributes to ear in normal position
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differential growth of face and neck lead to migration of ear to normal position
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tubotympanic recess
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middle ear dev from this, whihc is dervied from 1st pouch
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tympanic membrane (ear drum) is derived from what
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endo lining of pouch and ecto of 1st groove
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tuberculum impar
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unpaired swelling
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foramen caecum
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blind pit, marks pt of origin of thyroid => thyroid gland later
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ant 2/3 of tongue derived from what
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lat lingual swellings and tuberculum impar merge to provide ectoderm mucuosa
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copula
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midventral prominence. derived from 3-4 arches elevate to create prominence
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post 1/3 of tongue derived from what
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3-4 arches elevate to form copula which later beccomes
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sulci terminalis
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V shape depression, division btw 1st arch and 3-4 arch dervied mucosa in adult
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muscles of tongue arise from what
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floor of pharynx opp to origin of hypoglossal N.
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intrinsic muscles of tongue N?
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CN XII
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ant 2/3 of tongue N by
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lingual N. mandib division of CN V
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post 1/3 of tongue N by
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glossopharyngeal N
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epiglottis N by
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vagus N
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N of taste buds in post 1/3 of tongue and pharynx
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mixed CN IX, X
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placode
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oval shaped thickening of ectorderm
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cleft palate formed by what
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max processes didn't join with middle portions of face (bilateral)
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FNP becomes
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forehead
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MNP becomes
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central nose and central upp lip
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LNP becomes
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wings of nose
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nasal placode forms what when grows forward
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nasal cavity
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ant 2/3 tongue formed from
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1 arch, CN V
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post 1/3 tongue formed from
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3: post 1/3. CN IX
4: little tongue, epipglottis CN X |
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muscles of tongue formed from
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post occ soma. CN XII
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