Oral histology and embryology elsevier Qs chapter 3

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Ectoderm

The outer surface of each embryonic arch is covered with:

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Pharyngeal arches

Blood vessels, muscles, nerves, cartilages, and bones will differntiate from the ——————— —————

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Foregut

The ————— is an elongated tube formed by the one yolk sac of the primitive oropharynx.

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Third

The lower part of the body of the hyoid and the greater Cornu of the hyoid are skeletal derivatives of what pharyngeal arch?

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Fourth

The laryngeal cartilages arise from what pharyngeal arch?

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First

The maxillary tissues that form the cheeks grow from what pharyngeal arch?

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Second

The muscles of facial expression grow from what pharyngeal arch?

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Thyroid

What gland produces the hormone calcitonin?

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Dorsal aorta

Blood vessels of the fourth pharyngeal arch form the:

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Third

The ————— arch vessels become the common carotid arteries, which supply the neck, face, and brain.

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Nerves

————— develop at the same times as muscle fibres form.

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Reichert

The ——————— cartilage is a rod-shaped cartilage of the 2nd pharyngeal arch. The stapes, styloid process, lesser horn, and upper body of the hyoid bone form from this arch.

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D. Maxillary

Which bone forms directly from connective tissue, with no cartilage framework?

A) malleus

B) occipital

C) sphenoid

D) maxillary

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Alveolar process

Tooth development occurs in which part of the mandible?

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B. Serrated

Which bony suture if the face is defined as interdigitating?

A) simple

B) serrated

C) beveled

D) squamousal

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B. Synostosis

Which type of articulation is bone to bone?

A) dysostosis

B) synostosis

C) syndesmosis

D) synchondrosis

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Lungs

The 6th pharyngeal arch vessels supply the ————— with circulation.

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5th

The first muscle cells of the head and neck appear in what prenatal week?

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External carotid

After 7 weeks, blood circulation to the face and neck shifts from the internal carotid artery to the:

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Facial nerve

What is the VII (7th) cranial nerve called?

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Vagus nerve

What is the 10th cranial nerve?

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glossopharyngeal nerve

What is the 9th cranial nerve?