Histology Exam 1 Review

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Select all 3 embryonic layers that are involved in facial development:

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How many embryonic layers are involved in facial development?

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The embryonic structure known as the stomodeum becomes what future structure?

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Primitive mouth in embryo. It initially appears as a shallow like depression in the embryonic surface ectoderm at its cephalic end.

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Which structures of the embryo are initially located fishlike on each side of the frontonasal process?

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Located laterally and posteriorly, what embryonic structure forms pits that create the future internal ear?

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The olfactory epithelium is responsible for what?

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What develop into olfactory epithelium for the sensation of smell?

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10) During what week of prenatal development of the embryo do the face and associated tissue begin to form?

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What structures are developed during the 4th week?

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What is the developing structure, located as an anterior outpocket, from the ventral wall of the pharynx?

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Failure of fusion of the maxillary process and what other structure can result in cleft lip?

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By adulthood, this structure is located at the superior part of the breastbone and is responsible for maturing T-cell lymphocytes.

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These large cysts often lie free in the neck and are associated with slowly enlarging, painless swelling on the lateral surface of the neck.

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Histology Exam 1 Review

Question 1 of 1

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Select all 3 embryonic layers that are involved in facial development:

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How many embryonic layers are involved in facial development?

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The embryonic structure known as the stomodeum becomes what future structure?

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Primitive mouth in embryo. It initially appears as a shallow like depression in the embryonic surface ectoderm at its cephalic end.

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Which structures of the embryo are initially located fishlike on each side of the frontonasal process?

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Located laterally and posteriorly, what embryonic structure forms pits that create the future internal ear?

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The olfactory epithelium is responsible for what?

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What develop into olfactory epithelium for the sensation of smell?

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10) During what week of prenatal development of the embryo do the face and associated tissue begin to form?

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What structures are developed during the 4th week?

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What is the developing structure, located as an anterior outpocket, from the ventral wall of the pharynx?

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Failure of fusion of the maxillary process and what other structure can result in cleft lip?

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By adulthood, this structure is located at the superior part of the breastbone and is responsible for maturing T-cell lymphocytes.

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These large cysts often lie free in the neck and are associated with slowly enlarging, painless swelling on the lateral surface of the neck.

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Why does the upper face develop more rapidly than the middle and lower portions of the face?

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