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Chapters 1 & 2 Flashcards

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Anatomic Nomenclature

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Based on the body being in anatomic position (Body standing erect, arms to sides, palms and toes facing forward, eyes looking forward

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Anterior

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The front of an area

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Posterior

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The back of an area

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Superior

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Toward the head, upper

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Inferior

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Toward the feet, lower

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Ventral

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Directed towards the anterior

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Dorsal

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Directed towards the posterior

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Median plane

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Divides body equally into right and left halves, aka midsagittal plane

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Sagittal plane

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Parallel to median plane, divides body into right and left, not equal halves

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Frontal plane

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Divides body into anterior and posterior parts

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Horizontal plane

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Divides body into superior and inferior parts, aka transverse plane

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Lateral

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Farther from the median plane

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Medial

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Closer to the median plane

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Proximal

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Closer to the median plane

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Distal

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Farther from the median plane

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Ipsilateral

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Structure on the same side of the body

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Contralateral

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Structure on the opposite side of the body

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Superficial

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Toward the surface of the body

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Anatomic variation

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The size, shape, and exact placement of muscles and bones vary from person to person

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Frontal Region

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Includes the forehead and the area above the eyes

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Deep

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Inward, away from the surface of the body

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Glabella

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Smooth elevated area between the eyebrows

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Frontal eminence

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Prominence of the forehead

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Supraorbital ridge

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Directly inferior to each eyebrow

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Orbital Region

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Includes the eyeball and its supporting structures

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Orbit

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The bony socket of the eye, formed by various skull bones

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Sclera

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The whites of the eyes

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Iris

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Central area of coloration of the eye

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Pupil

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The opening at the center of the iris

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Lacrimal fluid

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Tears

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Conjunctiva

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A thin membrane lining the inside of the eyelids and front of the eyeball

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Lateral canthus

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Laterally, where the upper and lower eyelids meet

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Medial canthus

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Medially, where the upper and lower eyelids meet

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Nasal Region

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Main feature is the external nose

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Root of the nose

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Located between the eyes

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Nasion

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Inferior to the labella, a landmark that corresponds with the junction of underlying bones

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Bridge of the nose

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Inferior to the nasion

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Naris

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Nostril (plural is nares)

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Nasal septum

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At the midline, separating the nares

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Ala

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Winglike cartilaginous structure bordering the nares

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Infraorbital Region

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Located inferior to the orbital region and lateral to the nasal region

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Zygomatic Region

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Located lateral to the infraorbital region and overlies the cheekbone

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Zygomatic arch

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Cheekbone

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Temporomandibular joint (TMJ)

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Where the upper skull forms a joint with the lower jaw

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Buccal Region

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Composed of the soft tissue of the cheek

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Masseter muscle

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Large muscle in the cheek, can be felt when teeth are clenched

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Parietal and Occipital Region

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Both regions covered by scalp, and defined by the deeper skull bones

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Temporal Region

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Includes the temple - superficial side of the head posterior to each eye, defined by deeper skull bones

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Auricular Region

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Prominent feature is the external ear

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Auricle

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The oval flap of the ear

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External acoustic meatus

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External opening of the “ear canal”

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Helix

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Superior and posterior free margin of auricle

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Lobule

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Fleshy protuberance of the earlobe

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Tragus

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Small flap of tissue anterior to the external acoustic meatus

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Mental Region

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Major feature is the chin

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Mandible

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The bone underlying the mental region

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Mandibular symphysis

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Midline of the mandible

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Anterior cervical triangle

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Submandibular, submental, carotid, and muscular triangles

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Posterior cervical triangle

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Subclavian and occipital triangle

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Submandibular triangle

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Bordered by the mandible, the anterior and posterior bellies of the digastric muscle

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Submental triangle

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A midline triangle, bordered by the left and right anterior belly of the digastric muscle and the hyoid bone

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Muscular triangle

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Bordered by the superior belly of the omohyoid muscle, the hyoid bone, and the sternocleidomastoid muscle

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Carotid triangle

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Bordered by the superior belly of the omohyoid muscle, the posterior belly of the digastric muscle, and the sternocleidomastoid muscle

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Subclavian triangle

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Bordered by the inferior belly of the omohyoid muscle, the sternocleidomastoid, and the clavicle

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Occipital triangle

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Bordered by the inferior belly of the omohyoid muscle, the sternocleidomastoid, and the trapezius muscle

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Facial

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Structures and surfaces closest to the front

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Labial

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Structures and surfaces facing towards the lips

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Buccal

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Structures and surfaces facing towards the cheeks

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Lingual

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Structures and surfaces facing towards the tongue

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Palatal

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Structures and surfaces facing towards the palate

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Maxillary

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Relating to the upper, or the maxilla

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Mandibular

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Relating to the lower jaw, or the mandible

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Oral vestibules

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Space between the inside of your lips/cheeks and your teeth

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Oral muscosa

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Mucous membrane lining

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Buccal mucosa

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Covers a dense pad of underlying fat tissue called the buccal fat pad

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Labial mucosa

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Lining the inner parts of the lips

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Parotid papilla

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Elevated portion of buccal tissue that protects the parotid duct, a salivary gland

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Labial frenum

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A fold of tissue located at the midline of both upper and lower arches

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Maxilla

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Upper jaw, consisting of two maxillary bones that come together at the midline; nonmovable

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Maxillary sinuses

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Two large, pyramid-shaped cavities in the maxillary bones, located in the cheek area next to the nose

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Mandible

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Lower jaw, a single bone with movable articulation

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Alveolar process

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(aka alveolar bone) the bony extension for both maxilla and mandible that contain each tooth socket (aka alveolus)

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Maxillary arch (dental arch)

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The maxillary alveolar process with the teeth (these are the maxillary teeth)

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Mandibular arch (dental arch)

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The mandibular alveolar process with the teeth

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Maxillary tuberosity

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Tissue-covered elevation in the bone distal to the last tooth in the maxillary arch

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Retromolar pad

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Dense pad of tissue located distal to the last tooth of the mandibular arch

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Anterior teeth

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Teeth in the front of the mouth (incisors and canines)

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Posterior teeth

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Teeth in the back of the mouth (premolars and molars)

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Gingiva

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Soft tissue surrounding the maxillary and mandibular teeth, covering the alveolar process, aka GUMS

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Attached gingiva

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Gingiva that tightly adheres to the alveolar process surrounding the roots of the teeth

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Mucogingival junction

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Line of demarcation between attached gingiva and alveolar mucosa

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Marginal gingiva

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Aka free gingiva, found at the margin of each tooth. Forms a cuff of tissue above the neck of the tooth.

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Free gingival crest

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The most coronal (nearest the crown of the tooth) part of the marginal gingiva is called the free gingival crest

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Free gingival groove

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Separates the marginal gingiva from the attached gingiva

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Interdental papilla

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The gingival tissue between adjacent teeth

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Oral cavity proper

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The inside of the mouth; the structures within the dental arches. BOUNDARIES: Anteriorly laterally by the teeth and gums, superiorly by the palate, inferiorly by the floor of the mouth, posteriorly by the opening into the pharynx

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Fauces

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The opening from the oral cavity to the pharynx or throat. Formed laterally by the anterior faucial pillar and the posterior faucial pillar

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Faucial pillars

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Folds of tissue created by underlying muscles

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Palatine tonsils

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Located between the faucial pillars

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Palate

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AKA the roof of the mouth. Separates the oral cavity from the nasal cavity

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Hard palate

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Bony, anterior portion of the palate

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Incisive papilla

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Small bulge of tissue lingual to max. anterior teeth

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Palatine rugae

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Firm ridges of tissue radiating posteriorly from incisive papilla

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Median palatine raphe

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Midline ridge of tissue running the full length of the palate

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Soft palate

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Softer, posterior part of the palate, more yellow in color

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Uvula

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Midline muscular structure hanging from the midline of the soft palate

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Pterygomandibular fold

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Extends from the junction of hard and soft palate down to the mandible

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Tongue

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Prominent feature of the oral cavity proper, and the strongest muscle in the body

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Base (tongue)

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Posterior 1/3 of tongue, attaches to the floor of the mouth. Base of the tongue lies in the throat rather than in the oral cavity proper

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Body (tongue)

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Anterior 2/3 of the tongue that lies within the oral cavity proper

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Apex

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Tip of the tongue

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Dorsal surface of the tongue

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Top of the tongueq

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Median lingual sulcus

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Midline depression of the tongue

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Lingual papillae

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Small elevated structures of specialized mucosa

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Sulcus terminalis

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Located far posteriorly, inverted v-shape groove. Separates the base of the tongue from the body of the tongue.

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Foremen cecum

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A small, pit-like depression at the tip of the inverted V that makes up the sulcus terminalis

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Lateral surface of the tongue

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Sides of the tongue

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Lingual tonsil

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Irregularly shaped mass of tissue located on the base of the tongue

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Foliate lingual papillae

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Vertical ridges on the lateral borders of the tongue

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Filiform papillae

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Most numerous of the lingual papillae. Fine, small, cone-shaped papillae found on the anterior surface of the tongue. Responsible for giving the tongue its texture and the sensation of touch.

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Fungiform papillae

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Reddish, small, mushroom-shaped. Contain tastebuds and play a key role in taste perception

120
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Circumvallate papillae

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10-14 larger, circular in shape. Lined up anterior to the sulcus terminalis

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Foliate papillae

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Vertical ridges on the lateral borders of the tongue

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Floor of the mouth

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Located in the oral cavity proper, inferior to the ventral surface of the tongue

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Lingual frenum

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Anterior midline fold of tissue connecting the ventral tongue and the floor of the mouth

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Sublingual fold

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V-shaped configuration extending from lingual frenum to base of tongue. Represents underlying sublingual salivary gland

125
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Sublingual caruncle

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Small bulges of tissue near lingual frenum which contain openings for the submandibular and sublingual ducts

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Submandibular duct

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Wharton duct - opening to submandibular salivary gland

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Sublingual duct

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Bartholin duct - opening to sublingual salivary gland.

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Pharynx

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Muscular tube with both respiratory and digestive functions

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Nasopharynx

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Superior to the soft palate, continuous with the nasal cavity

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Oropharynx

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Between the soft palate and the opening of the larynx. Considered the “oral portion” of the pharynx

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Laryngopharynx

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More inferior division of the pharynx

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