25 Questions
What is the most cephalic part after longitudinal folding in early development?
Brain
Which structure follows the oropharyngeal membrane (prechordal membrane) in the sequence after longitudinal folding?
Liver
What is the medical term for the oropharyngeal membrane in early embryonic development?
Prechordal membrane
Which organ is NOT mentioned as being part of the cephalic region after longitudinal folding?
Stomach
What structure follows the developing heart in the sequence after longitudinal folding?
Pancreas
What is the primary role of Meckel's cartilage according to the passage?
Guiding the formation of the mandible
Which part of the mandible does Meckel's cartilage interact with?
Lateral aspect
From the passage, what aspect of the mandible does Meckel's cartilage not form?
Anterior part
What role does Meckel's cartilage play in relation to the body of the mandible?
Indirectly guides its formation
How does Meckel's cartilage act against the lateral surface of the body of the mandible?
Provides a template for formation
What does the perichondrium cover in the middle part?
Malleus
Which ligament is responsible for dampening the vibration of the malleus?
Anterior malleolar ligament
What does the Sphenomandibular ligament connect with the sphenoid?
Temporal bone
Which ligament plays a key role in supporting the temporomandibular joint?
Sphenomandibular ligament
What is one of the functions of the Anterior malleolar ligament in local anesthesia?
To block the inferior alveolar nerve
Which type of muscles are usually not asked about in exams?
Extrinsic laryngeal muscles
What is the primary focus of examination questions related to laryngeal muscles?
Intrinsic laryngeal muscles
What bone forms in response to the medial pterygoid and masseter muscles?
Coronoid
Which type of muscle group is directly attached to the larynx?
Intrinsic laryngeal muscles
Which muscles are responsible for fine-tuning the laryngeal functions?
Intrinsic laryngeal muscles
Which muscle is associated with the formation of the alveolar bone?
Medial pterygoid
What type of features are usually less prominent in questions related to laryngeal muscles?
Vascular elements
Why does the alveolar bone get lost when teeth are lost?
Due to resorption of the bone
Which muscle is not directly mentioned as contributing to bone formation in the text?
Sternocleidomastoid
What is the consequence of the loss of the alveolar bone?
Impaired chewing ability
Test your knowledge on the order of structures in embryonic development after longitudinal folding involving the brain, oropharyngeal membrane, heart, and liver.
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