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NervesofBranchialarchderivedfrom:

a)Mesoderm

b)Endoderm

c)Neuralcrest

d)Neuroectoderm

CorrectAnswer-C

Answer-C.Neuralcrest

Branchialorpharyngealarchesaremassesofmesodermcovered

byectodermandlinedbyendoderm.Withinthesemasses,muscular

andskeletalcomponentsdevelop,aswellasaorticarchesand

nervenetworks.Thearchesareseparatedbygrooves,visibleon

thesurfaceoftheembryoaspharyngealcleftsandintheinterioras

thepharyngealpouches

Inthehumanembryo,thearchesarefirstseenduringthe4thweek

ofdevelopment.

Theyappearasaseriesofoutpouchingsofmesodermonboth

sidesofdevelopingpharynx.

Theneuralcrestarebilaterallypairedstripsofcellsarisinginthe

ectodermatthemarginsoftheneuraltube.Thesecellsmigrateto

manydifferentlocationsanddifferentiateintomanycelltypeswithin

theembryo.

NeuralCrestDerivatives

Akeyfeatureofneuralcrestisthemigrationintootherembryonic

tissuestoformspecificneuralandnon-neuralpopulationsand

structures.

Cranialneuralcrest

migration-dorsolaterallyandintopharyngealarches

craniofacialmesenchyme-cartilage,bone,cranialneurons,glia,

andconnectivetissuesoftheface

pharyngealarchesandpouches-thymiccells,toothodontoblasts,

middleearbones(ossicles),striavasculariscells,andjaw

(mandible)

Inthebodyregion,neuralcrestcellsalsocontributetheperipheral

nervoussystem(bothneuronsandglia)consistingofsensory

ganglia(dorsalrootganglia),sympatheticandparasympathetic

gangliaandneuralplexuseswithinspecifictissues/organs.

Intheheadregion,neuralcrestcellsmigrateintothepharyngeal

archesformingectomesenchymecontributingtissueswhichinthe

bodyregionaretypicallyderivedfrommesoderm(cartilage,bone,

andconnectivetissue).

NeuralCrestOrigin

System CellType

PeripheralNervous

System

(PNS)

Neurons-sensoryganglia,sympatheticand

parasympatheticganglia,entericnervous

system,andplexuses

Neuroglialcells,olfactoryensheathingcells

Schwanncells

Endocrine Adrenalmedulla

Calcitonin-secretingcells

CarotidbodytypeIcells

Integumentary Epidermalpigmentcells

Facialcartilage

andbone

Facialandanteriorventralskullcartilageand

bones

Sensory Innerear,cornealendotheliumandstroma

Connectivetissue Toothpapillae

smoothmuscle,andadiposetissueofskinof

headandneck

Connectivetissueofmeninges,salivary,

lacrimal,thymus,thyroid,andpituitaryglands

Connectivetissueandsmoothmuscleinarteries

ofaorticarchorigin

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Hardpalatecontains:

a)Keratinised,submucosa,minorsalivarygland

b)Keratinised,absentsubmucosallayer,minorsalivarygland

c)Nonkeratinised,submucosallayer,minorsalivarygland

d)Nonkeratinised,absentsubmucosa,minorsalivarygland

CorrectAnswer-A

Answer-A.Keratinised,submucosa,minorsalivarygland

Thehardpalateislocatedontheroofoftheoralcavity,posterior

andmedialtothealveolarprocessofthemaxilla.

Thebonystructureisformedbythepalatineprocessesofthe

maxillaandthehorizontalplatesofthepalatinebones.

Theperiosteumiscoveredbyafirmlyattachedmucosacentrally,

althoughasubmucosaisapparentlaterallycontainingvessels.The

hardpalateiscontinuouswiththesoftpalateposteriorly.

MacroscopicFeatures

Thehardpalateistypicallyapalepinkcolourandmayhavean

orangepeelappearancefromthepalatinesalivaryglands(more

commonposteriorly).

MicroscopicFeatures

Thehardpalateislinedwithakeratinisingstratifiedsquamous

epithelium,tightlyboundtotheunderlyingperiosteumofthe

palatinebone/maxilla.Thereisminimalsubmucosa,which

becomesmoreprominentposteriorly.

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FAQs

What is the correct answer for the tensor of vocal cords in NEET PG 2018?

The correct answer for the tensor of vocal cords in the NEET PG 2018 question paper is the Cricothyroid muscle. This muscle acts to tense the vocal cords, which is crucial for modulating pitch during phonation.

Which nerve is primarily affected in Weber's syndrome according to the NEET PG 2018 paper?

In Weber's syndrome, the oculomotor nerve is primarily affected. This condition is characterized by ipsilateral oculomotor nerve palsy and contralateral hemiplegia, resulting from midbrain infarction.

What are the key features of Sibson's fascia mentioned in the document?

Sibson's fascia, also known as the suprapleural membrane, is attached to the internal border of the first rib and the transverse processes of vertebra C7. It covers the apical part of the lung and plays a role in the structural support of the thoracic cavity.

What is the significance of the Parkland formula in fluid resuscitation?

The Parkland formula is significant in calculating the volume of lactated Ringer's solution needed for fluid resuscitation in burn patients. It is calculated as 4 mL multiplied by the weight in kg and the percentage of total body surface area burned, with half of the volume given in the first 8 hours.

What is the primary cause of secondary postpartum hemorrhage listed in the NEET PG 2018 document?

The primary causes of secondary postpartum hemorrhage listed include retained bits of placenta and postpartum infection. These conditions can lead to significant complications and require prompt medical intervention.

Which drug is indicated for the management of acute gout as per the NEET PG 2018 solutions?

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What is the main characteristic of Roth's spots as described in the document?

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