ANAPHY 3-C

Question 1

HOW MANY FACIAL BONES

Answer 1

14

Question 2

what are the 14 facial bones

Answer 2

2 maxillary bones
2 Zygomatic bones
2 Lacrimal bones
2 Nasal bones
2 Inferior nasal conchae
2 Palatine bones
1 Vomer
1 Mandible

Question 3

largest immovable
bones of the face.

Answer 3

maxillary bones

Question 4

The only facial bone larger than the maxilla is

Answer 4

mandible.

Question 5

Each maxilla assists in the formation of
three cavities of the face

Answer 5

mouth, basal cavity, and one orbit

Question 6

four processes of maxillary bone

Answer 6

frontal, zygomatic, palatine, and alveolar process

Question 7

A common congenital defect called a______ is an
opening between the palatine processes that is caused by incomplete
joining of the two bones.

Answer 7

cleft palate

Question 8

articulation of maxillary (cranial)

Answer 8

frontal and ethmoid

Question 9

articulation of maxilla(facial)

Answer 9

7 (zygoma, lacrimal,
nasal, palatine, inferior nasal concha, vomer, and adjacent
maxilla)

Question 10

termed malar bones)

Answer 10

zygoma

Question 11

form the
prominence of the cheeks and make up the lower outer portion of
the orbits.

Answer 11

zygoma

Question 12

The last and largest facial bone is the lower jaw,

Answer 12

Mandible

Question 13

delicate structure that
sometimes is fractured or “caved in” by a blow to the cheek.

Answer 13

zygomatic arch

Question 14

is the only movable bone in the adult skull

Answer 14

mandible

Question 15

divides each half
of the mandible into two main parts.

Answer 15

angle (gonion)

Question 16

the area superior to each angle of mandible

Answer 16

ramus

Question 17

area anterior to the angle is termed the

Answer 17

body

Question 18

The single body forms from each lateral half and
unites at the anterior midline. This union is called

Answer 18

symphysis menti

Question 19

The flat triangular area
below the symphysis, marked by two knoblike protuberances that
project forward, is called the

Answer 19

mental protuberance

Question 20

The center of
the mental protuberance is described as the

Answer 20

mental point

Question 21

Located on each half of the body of the mandible is the

Answer 21

mental
foramina.

Question 22

serve as passageways for the mental
artery, the vein, and the nerve that innervates the lower lip
and chin.

Answer 22

mental
foramina.

Question 23

The process at the anterior end of the
mandibular notch is termed the

Answer 23

coronoid process.

Question 24

The only facial bone larger than the maxilla

Answer 24

mandible.

Question 25

Each maxilla assists in the formation of three cavities of the face:

Answer 25

1) the mouth, (2) the nasal cavity, and (3) one orbit.

Question 26

four processes of maxilla

Answer 26

frontal, alveolar, zygomatic, and palatine process

Question 27

projects upward along the lateral border of the nose toward the frontal bone.

Answer 27

frontal process

Question 28

projects laterally to unite with the zygoma

Answer 28

zygomatic process

Question 29

is the inferior aspect of the body of each maxilla

Answer 29

alveolar process

Question 30

a maxillary process that cannot be seen on forontal view of skull

Answer 30

palatine process

Question 31

The body of each maxillary bone contains a large, air-filled cavity known as a

Answer 31

maxillary sinus

Question 32

solidly united at the midline to form a synarthrodial (immovable) joint

Answer 32

two palatine processes

Question 33

facial bone articulation of maxillary

Answer 33

fe frontal and ethmoid

Question 34

7 facial bone articulation of maxillary

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ZLNPIVOm zygoma, lacrimal, nasal, palatine, inferior nasal concha, vomer, and adjacent maxilla).

Question 34

located lateral to the zygomatic process of each maxilla.

Answer 34

zygoma

Question 34

Each zygoma articulates with three cranial bones

Answer 34

STF frontal, sphenoid, and temporal

Question 34

form the prominence of the cheeks and make up the lower outer portion of the orbits.

Answer 34

zygoma

Question 35

Articulations Each zygoma articulates one facial bone

Answer 35

MAXILLA

Question 36

Lacrimal, derived from a word meaning

Answer 36

tear,”

Question 37

lie anteriorly on the medial side of each orbit just posterior to the frontal process of the maxilla.

Answer 37

Lacrimal bones

Question 38

associated with the tear ducts.

Answer 38

Lacrimal bones

Question 39

form the bridge of the nose and are variable in size.

Answer 39

Nasal bones

Question 40

Each lacrimal bone articulates with two cranial bones

Answer 40

frontal and ethmoid

Question 41

Each lacrimal bone articulates with two facial bones

Answer 41

maxilla and inferior nasal concha).

Question 42

Each nasal bone articulates with two cranial bones

Answer 42

frontal and ethmoid)

Question 43

Each nasal bone articulates with two facial bones

Answer 43

maxilla and adjacent nasal bone)

Question 44

two platelike, curved (or scroll-shaped) facial bone

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inferior nasal conchae

Question 45

project from the lateral walls of the nasal cavity on each side and extend medially

Answer 45

inferior nasal conchae

Question 46

three pairs of nasal conchae

Answer 46

superior and middle pairs are parts of the ethmoid bone and the inferior pair consists of separate facial bones.

Question 47

nferior nasal concha articulates with one cranial bone

Answer 47

ethmoid)

Question 48

inferior nasal concha articulates with with three facial bones

Answer 48

MLP (maxilla, lacrimal, and palatine).

Question 49

plowshare

Answer 49

Vomer

Question 50

bone is a thin, triangular bone that forms the inferoposterior part of the nasal septum.

Answer 50

Vomer

Question 51

The vomer articulates with two cranial bones

Answer 51

sphenoid and ethmoid

Question 52

vomer articulates with four facial bones

Answer 52

right and left palatine bones and right and left maxillae).