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Do most severe congenital birth defects occur from damage during the induction or growth phase of development of that structure?
induction phase (signaling phase)
What are the 3 components of each branchial arch?
cartilage, nerve, artery
Meckel's cartilage forms in what half of what arch?
mandibular process of 1st arch
What 2 bones are formed in place of Meckel's cartilage in the 1st arch?
Incus, Malleus
What 2 ligaments come from 1st arch?
1. sphenomandibular
2. ant. ligament of malleus
What is another name for the mandibular arch?
1st branchial arch
What is another name for the hyoid arch?
2nd branchial arch
In addition to the 4 muscles of mastication, what other 4 muscles come from 1st arch?
1. tensor veli palatini
2. tensor tympani
3. digastric (ant. belly)
4. mylohyoid
What CN innervates 1st arch?
CN V
What CN innervates 2nd arch?
CN VII
What arch is Reichert's cartilage associated with?
2nd arch
What 3 skeletal elements come from 2nd arch?
1. lesser horn of hyoid bone
2. styloid process
3. stapes
What is the only ligament to come from 2nd arch?
stylohyoid
What is the only major skeletal element to come from 3rd arch?
greater horn of hyoid bone
Besides the muscles of facial expression, what 3 muscles come from 2nd arch?
1. stapedius
2. digastric (post. belly)
3. stylohyoid
What does the auditory tube develop from in the 1st arch?
pouch of 1st arch
Are branchial pouches internal or external?
Internal
Are branchial grooves internal or external?
External
What does the external auditory meatus develop from in the 1st arch?
groove of 1st arch
What develops from the pouch of the 2nd arch?
palatine tonsils
What develops from the pouch of 3rd arch?
inferior parathryoid
What develops from the pouch of 4th arch?
superior parathyroid
What CN innervates 3rd branchial arch?
CN IX (glossopharyngeal)
What CN innervates 4th branchial arch?
CN X (vagus)
Which arch is responsible for forming cricoid and thyroid cartilages?
4th arch
Which arch is responsible for forming the 3 pharynx muscles and cricothyroid muscle?
4th arch
What forms the tympanic membrane?
the first pouch (internal) and first groove (external) coming together (the auditory tube and EAM, respectively)