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Anatomy Final Flashcards

1
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The paired bones of the cranium are

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Periatal and temporal

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2
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The single bones of the face are

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Vomer and mandible

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3
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The two large segments of the mandible

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The body and the ramus

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4
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The lymph nodes of the body include what three sites

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Cervical, auxiliary, inguinal

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5
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What are the three functions of the paranasal sinus

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Producing mucus, making bones of school lighter, providing residence (sound)

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6
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Fossa

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Hollow, grooved, or depressed area in a bone

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7
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Process

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Hey prominence or projection on a bone

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8
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Foramen

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A small round opening in a bone through which blood vessels, nerves, ligaments pass

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9
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Meatus

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The external opening of the canal

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10
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Symphysis

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The site where bones come together to form a cartilaginous joint

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11
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Tuberosity

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A large, rounded process on a bone

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12
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Tubercle

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A small, rough projection on a bone

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13
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Suture

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The jagged line where bones articulate and form a joint that does not move

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14
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Innervates an entire quadrant

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Long buckle and inferior alveolar

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15
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Numbs the palatal tissue from 6-11

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Nasopalatine

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16
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Numbs the palatal molar and premolar area

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Greater Palatine

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17
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Numbs the maxillary molars except the mesial buckle root of the first molar

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posterior superior alveolar

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18
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Numbs from the maxillary midline to the mesial buckle root of the first molar

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Anterior superior alveolar

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19
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Numbs the maxillary premolars

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middle superior alveolar

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20
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Where does the temporalis muscle originate and insert

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Originates on the Temporel bone and inserts in the mandible

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21
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What are the three main sutures of the skull

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Coronal between the frontal and parietal, the sagital between parietal, lambdoidal between occipital and parietal

22
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Occlusion can be divided into three classifications according to Angles using the location of the what of the maxillary first molar

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Mesial buckle cusp

23
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Parotid secretes what kind of saliva

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Serous

24
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Submandibular gland secretes what kind of saliva

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Mixed

25
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Sublingual duct secretes what kind of saliva

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Mucus

26
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What do u give if anterior mandibular begins to wake up

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Mental between 21/20

27
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What injection do u check twice for aspiration

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Infraorbital nerve or anterior superior alveolar

28
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Infraorbital gets injected where

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Between 5 and 6

29
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Long buccal gets injected where

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By 17

30
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Where does inferior alveolar get injected

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Above retromolar palate

31
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The line of demarcation between the attached gingiva and alveolar mucosa is known as what

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Mucogingival junction

32
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Function of muscles of facial expressions

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Paired muscles originate from bone insert on skin innervated by the seventh cranial nerve (facial)

33
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Functions of muscles of mastication

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Makes movements of the mandible possible mandibular division of trigeminal nerve innervates four pairs

34
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Functions of the muscles of the floor of the mouth

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Swallowing raising hyoid bone/draws forward

35
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Function of the muscles of the tongue

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Two groups of muscles shape tongue/movement innervated by the hypoglossal nerve

36
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Functions of the muscles of the soft palate

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Two major muscles innervated by the pharyngeal plexus

37
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Primary maxillary incisors

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8 to 10 months

38
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Primary maxillary lateral incisors

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8 to 10 months

39
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Primary Maxillary and mandibular canine’s

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16 to 20 months

40
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Primary maxillary and mandibular first molar

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15 to 21 months

41
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Primary maxillary and mandibular second molar

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20 to 24 months

42
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Permanent maxillary and mandibular central incisors

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Seven years old

43
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Permanent maxillary and mandibular lateral incisors

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Eight years old

44
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Permanent maxillary and mandibular canines

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11 years old

45
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Permanent maxillary and mandibular first premolar

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9 years old

46
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Permanent maxillary and mandibular second premolar

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10 years old

47
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Permanent maxillary and mandibular first molar

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Six years old

48
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Permanent maxillary And mandibular second molar

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12 years old

49
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Permanent maxillary and mandibular third molar

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17 years old

50
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Primary mandibular central incisors

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6-9 months

51
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Primary mandibular lateral incisors

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15-21 months

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