Articulation Flashcards

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What is the main function of the supraglottic airway?

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-To warm, moisten and filter your incoming air
- To chew and swallow

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Orientation of the Pharynx?

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perpendicular to nasal and oral cavity

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Orientation of the Nasopharynx

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Superior = rostrum of sphenoid
inferior = soft palate
posterior = pharyngeal protuberance of occipital bone
Anterior = open into nasal choanae
lateral = level of eustachian tube

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Orientation of the Oropharynx?

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superior = soft palate
inferior = hyoid
anterior = faucial pillars

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Orientation of the Laryngopharynx (Hypopharynx)?

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superior = level of hyoid
inferior = esophagus
anterior = epiglottis

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Orientation of the Choanae?

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  • Openings in back of nasal cavity
  • Connections to nasopharynx
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What are the superior, middle, and inferior nasal conchae?

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  • Bony plates that divide nasal cavity
  • Warm and humidify inhaled air
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What are the boundaries of the buccal cavity?

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From lips and cheeks, gums and teeth to area behind the 3rd molar

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What are the boundaries of the Oral cavity?

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Bounded by teeth (ant, lat), fauces, palate and tongue

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10
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What articulates with the zygomatic bone?

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Frontal bone, Sphenoid, maxilla, and temporal bone

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Landmarks of the Frontal bone

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Unpaired
Forehead, roof of orbits
Glabella (where the wrinkles form on forehead)
Supraorbital margin
Ethmoid notch
Temporal fossa

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Landmarks of the Occipital Bones

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Unpaired
Foramen Magnum (hole for spinal cord)
Condyle
Cerebellar fossa

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13
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Sphenoid Bone

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Butterfly shaped bone
Lesser wing
greater wing
lateral pterygoid plate
medial pterygoid plate

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14
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What is the Vermillion zone?

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red part of the lips

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15
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What is the Philtrum column?

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vertical line on side of philtrum

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16
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what is the philtrum?

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The groove on the upper lip

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What are the labial glands?

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Inner surface of lip around orifice

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function of Transverse muscles

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Pulls lips towards teeth /i/
approach horizontally

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function of Angular muscles

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pull corners up or down (smile or frown)
approach at an angle (corner of the mouth)

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function of Vertical muscles

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Pull upper lip up, lower lip down
approach vertically

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21
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What are the transverse muscles of the face?

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buccinator & risorius

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22
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What are the angular muscles of the face?

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levator anguli oris, depressor anguli oris, zygomatic major and minor

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What are the vertical muscles of the face?

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mentalis, levator labii superioris, depressor labii interioris

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Orientation of the Nasal cavities

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superior = nasal bone
inferior = maxillary palatine process and palatine bones
posterior = choanae

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Intrinsic muscles of the tongue
Superior longitudinal muscle Inferior longitudinal Transverse vertical
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Buccinator
Major muscle of the cheeks How you make the fish face
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Risorius
Superficial and parallel to buccinator Function: draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly and laterally
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Levator Labii Superioris
Function: raises upper lip and flares nostril
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Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque nasi
Function: raises upper lip and flares nostrils
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Depressor Labii Interioris
Function: draws lower lip interiorly and laterally "frowning"
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Zygomatic Minor
Function: elevate upper lip corner
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Zygomatic Major
major muscle for smiling
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Levator Anguli oris
Function: draws corners
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Mentalis
Function: wrinkle skin of chin elevate protrude and evert lower lip "pout"
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platysma
Function: scrunches chin to chest, chews draws lips lateral and
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Superior longitudinal function
elevate tongue tip
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Inferior longitudinal function
shortens tongue, tip down
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Transverse muscle function
narrows and elongates tongue
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Vertical muscle function
flatten tongue
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Genioglossus function
(extrinsic tongue muscle) anterior fibers retract tongue
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Styloglossus function
draws tongue up and back, pulls sides of tongue up for trough
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Glossopalatine function
raise dorsum and blade of tongue or lower the soft palate
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Hyoglossus function
depress and retract tongue (or elevate hyoid)
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Masseter
elevates the mandible muscle of mastication
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Temporalis
elevates the mandible muscle of mastication
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Platysma
elevates the mandible muscle of mastication
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Levator palati
elevates the soft palate muscles for soft palate
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Uvular muscle
elevates the soft palate muscles for soft palate
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Tensor palati
Dilating Eustachian tube
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Digastric (anterior belly)
Depresses mandible
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Mylohyoid
Depresses mandible
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Geniohyoid
Depresses mandible
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Lateral/External Pterygoid
Depresses mandible
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Palatopharyngeus
Depresses soft palate
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Lateral/external pterygoid Function
Protrudes mandible
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Which cavity warms and humidifies inhaled air?
Nasal cavity