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Facial Development: A Timeline of Key Milestones, Quizzes of Health sciences

A detailed timeline of the major developments in facial structure and organ formation during embryonic and fetal stages. From the emergence of the primitive mouth to the completion of facial development, discover the key terms and milestones in facial development, including the formation of the palate, tongue, and various sense organs.

Typology: Quizzes

2009/2010

Uploaded on 06/01/2010

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TERM 1
facial development starts in
DEFINITION 1
week 5
TERM 2
facial development is complete by
DEFINITION 2
week 12
TERM 3
the palate is formed during the
DEFINITION 3
7th - 9th weeks
TERM 4
the tongue develops during
DEFINITION 4
weeks 4 - 8
TERM 5
the primitive mouth appears as a depression
in the ectoderm at the end of
DEFINITION 5
week 3
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facial development starts in

week 5

TERM 2

facial development is complete by

DEFINITION 2

week 12

TERM 3

the palate is formed during the

DEFINITION 3

7th - 9th weeks

TERM 4

the tongue develops during

DEFINITION 4

weeks 4 - 8

TERM 5

the primitive mouth appears as a depression

in the ectoderm at the end of

DEFINITION 5

week 3

the first event in facial development is the _ _

_ _ _ and it happens during _ _

disintegration of the oropharyngeal membrane; week 5

TERM 7

the face develops from the

DEFINITION 7

frontal process, 2 maxillary processes, and the mandibular

arch

TERM 8

the _ _ covers the brain and forms the

forehead

DEFINITION 8

frontal process

TERM 9

the _ _ give rise to the cheeks

DEFINITION 9

maxillary processes

TERM 10

the _ _ develops into the lower jaw

DEFINITION 10

mandibular arch

the upper lip is made up of

2 fusing medial nasal processes and 2 maxillary processes

TERM 17

the medial nasal processes will form the

DEFINITION 17

philitrum

TERM 18

if the is a lack of fusion in the upper lip in

week _, it will result in a _

DEFINITION 18

6; cleft

TERM 19

the primary palate develops from the fused

parts of the

DEFINITION 19

medial nasal processes

TERM 20

the palatine shelf (formed from maxillary

processes) fusion occurs first in the

DEFINITION 20

midline

the tongue muscles develop from

the

somites in the first four arches, bringing the 5th, 7th, 9th,

and 10th cranial nerves with them.

TERM 22

the body of the tongue is formed from

DEFINITION 22

tuberculum impar and the lateral lingual swellings (distal

tongue buds) (1st arch)

TERM 23

the body of the tongue is formed from the

DEFINITION 23

tuberculum impar and the lateral lingual swellings (distal

tongue buds) (1st arch)

TERM 24

the base of the tongue is formed by the

DEFINITION 24

copula (2nd and 3rd arches)

TERM 25

the part of the tongue that is formed

first

DEFINITION 25

the body

the lingual, palatine, and pharyngeal tonsils

form

Waldeyer's ring

TERM 32

the _ and _ papillae form first

DEFINITION 32

circumvallate and foliate

TERM 33

cells of the foramen cecum descend the

DEFINITION 33

midline of the pharynx to form the thyroglossal duct

TERM 34

the thyroglossal duct

DEFINITION 34

connects tongue and thyroid gland; solidifies and disappears

(with the exception of cysts)

TERM 35

the most common facial malformation is

DEFINITION 35

cleft lip

a true harelip

is a cleft in the midline because of incomplete fusion of the

medial nasal processes