Head, Face & Neck Development Quiz

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Froggy Jumps Head, Face & Neck Development QuizOnline version Head–neck development basics by Rekha Dalvi 1 Which cells primarily form the head and neck skeleton? a Endoderm b Neural crest cells c Mesoderm 2 Which pharyngeal arch gives rise to most facial bones like the maxilla and mandible? a First pharyngeal arch b Third pharyngeal arch c Second pharyngeal arch 3 Which prominences merge to form the upper lip? a Medial nasal prominences and maxillary prominences b Lateral nasal prominences and maxillary prominences c Frontonasal prominence alone 4 Failure of fusion between medial nasal and maxillary prominences leads to what condition? a Cleft palate b Micrognathia c Cleft lip 5 The philtrum develops from which embryologic structures? a Lateral nasal prominences b Medial nasal prominences c Maxillary prominences 6 Palatal fusion occurs via the shelves of which structures? a Palatal shelves from maxillary prominences b Medial nasal prominences c Frontonasal prominence 7 The muscles of facial expression originate from which pharyngeal arch? a Second pharyngeal arch b Third pharyngeal arch c First pharyngeal arch 8 Which nerve provides sensory innervation to much of the face (from the pharyngeal arches)? a Trigeminal nerve (V) b Glossopharyngeal nerve (IX) c Facial nerve (VII) 9 The auricle (external ear) largely develops from which arches? a Fifth arch only b First and second pharyngeal arches c Third and fourth pharyngeal arches 10 Nasal placodes invaginate to form which structures? a Nasal cavities b Laryngotracheal tube c Oral cavity

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Head, Face & Neck Development QuizOnline version

Head–neck development basics

by Rekha Dalvi

Which cells primarily form the head and neck skeleton?

Endoderm

Neural crest cells

Mesoderm

Which pharyngeal arch gives rise to most facial bones like the maxilla and mandible?

First pharyngeal arch

Third pharyngeal arch

Second pharyngeal arch

Which prominences merge to form the upper lip?

Medial nasal prominences and maxillary prominences

Lateral nasal prominences and maxillary prominences

Frontonasal prominence alone

Failure of fusion between medial nasal and maxillary prominences leads to what condition?

Cleft palate

Micrognathia

Cleft lip

The philtrum develops from which embryologic structures?

Lateral nasal prominences

Medial nasal prominences

Maxillary prominences

Palatal fusion occurs via the shelves of which structures?

Palatal shelves from maxillary prominences

Medial nasal prominences

Frontonasal prominence

The muscles of facial expression originate from which pharyngeal arch?

Second pharyngeal arch

Third pharyngeal arch

First pharyngeal arch

Which nerve provides sensory innervation to much of the face (from the pharyngeal arches)?

Trigeminal nerve (V)

Glossopharyngeal nerve (IX)

Facial nerve (VII)

The auricle (external ear) largely develops from which arches?

Fifth arch only

First and second pharyngeal arches

Third and fourth pharyngeal arches

Nasal placodes invaginate to form which structures?

Nasal cavities

Laryngotracheal tube

Oral cavity

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Head, Face & Neck Development QuizOnline version

by Rekha Dalvi

Which cells primarily form the head and neck skeleton?

Which pharyngeal arch gives rise to most facial bones like the maxilla and mandible?

Which prominences merge to form the upper lip?

Failure of fusion between medial nasal and maxillary prominences leads to what condition?

The philtrum develops from which embryologic structures?

Palatal fusion occurs via the shelves of which structures?

The muscles of facial expression originate from which pharyngeal arch?

Which nerve provides sensory innervation to much of the face (from the pharyngeal arches)?

The auricle (external ear) largely develops from which arches?

Nasal placodes invaginate to form which structures?

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