CHP 10: MODELING FEATURES Flashcards
COMPONENTS OF MODELING FEATURES
- CONSTRUCTION
- PROPORTIONS
- CURVATURES
- PROJECTIONS
METHODS OF MODELING FEATURES
- METHODS OF ATTACHMENT
- METHODS OF SUPPORT
- FEATHER INTO SURROUNDING AREA
ANOTHER NAME FOR EAR
PINNA
PROPORTIONS OF THE EAR (pinna)
- L = 1/3 length of face
- W = 2/3 length of ear
PLACEMENT OF THE EAR
- ANATOMICAL
- VERTICAL PORTION LINES UP WITH
RAMUS OF THE MANDIBLE - MIDDLE OF EAR
- AKA AUDITORY MEATUS
- LINES UP WITH THE ZYGOMATIC ARCH - LOBE
- LIES ANTERIOR TO MASTOID PROCESS
SURFACE PLACEMENT OF THE EAR
- SUPERIOR PORTION
- ALLIGNS WITH THE EYEBROWS AND
ROOT OF THE NOSE - INFERIOR PORTION
- ALIGNSE W/ BASE OF THE NOSE
OUTER PARTS OF THE EAR (pinna)
- HELIX
- OUTER RIM OF THE EAR
- SHAPE OF “ ? “ - SCAPHA
- FOSSA BETWEEN THE INNER AND
OUTER RIM OF THE EAR
- SHALLOWEST DEPRESSION OF THE
EAR - ANTIHELIX
- INNER RIM OF THE EAR
SUPERIOR PARTS OF THE EAR (pinna)
- CRURA OF THE ANTIHELIX
- SUPERIOR AND ANTERIOR
BIFURCATING BRANCHES OF THE
ANTIHELIX - CRUS OF THE HELIX
- ORIGIN OF HELIX
- FLATTENED IN THE CONCHA - CONHA
- CONCAVE SHELL OF THE EAR
- DEEPEST DEPRESSION OF THE EAR
- CONCAVE SHELL OF THE EAR
- TRIANGULAR FOSSA
- DEPRESSION BETWEEN CRURA
- SECOND DEEPEST DEPRESSION OF
THE EAR
MEDIAL PARTS OF THE EAR (pinna)
- TRAGUS
- ELEVATION PROTECTING THE EAR
PASSAGE (EXTERNAL AUDITORY
MEATUS) - ANTITRAGUS
- A SMALL EMINENCE OBLIQUELY
OPPOSITE THE TRAGUS ON THE
SUPERIOR BORDER OF THE LOBE OF
THE EAR
INFERIOR PARTS OF THE EAR (pinna)
- INTERTRAGIC NOTCH
- A NOTCH OR OPENING BETWEEN THE
TRAGUS AND THE ANTITRAGUS OF THE
EAR - LOBE
- THE INFERIOR PARTS OF THE EAR
- INFERIOR FATTY 1/3 OF THE EAR
PROPORTIONS OF THE NOSE
- L = 1/3 length of the face
- W = 1/5 of the face
PLACEMENT OF THE NOSE
- ANATOMICAL
- DIRECTLY INFERIOR GLABELLA - SUPERIOR
- SUPERIOR PORTION OF THE NOSE
ALLIGNS W/ SUPERIOR PORTION OF
THE EAR - INFERIOR
- INFERIOR PORTION ALLIGNS WITH INFERIOR PORTION OF THE EAR ( LOBE)
CALCULATING NASLA INDEX
NASAL WIDTH / NASAL HEIGHT x 100
CLASSIFICATIONS OF THE NOSE
- LEPTORRHINE
- MESORRHINE
- PLATYRRHINE
WHAT IS A LEPTORHINE NOSE
- A NASAL INDEX HAVING A LONG, NARROW, AND HIGH BRIDGE
- NASAL INDEX OF 70 OR LESS
WHAT IS A MESORRHINE NOSE
- A NASAL INDEX WHICH IS MEDIUM BROAD AND MEDIUM - LOW BRIDGED
- NASAL INDEX OF 70 - 84.9
WHAT IS A PLAYTRRHINE
- A NASAL INDEX WHICH IS SHORT AND BROAD AND HAS A MINIMUM PROJECTION
- NASAL INDEX OF 85.4 AND ABOVE
PROFILES OF THE NOSE
- STRAIGHT (Grecian)
- CONVEX ( Roman , Aquilin)
- CONCAVE (Infantine, Retrousse)
WHAT IS A STRAIGHT (Grecian) PROFILE
- A NASAL PROFILE INN WHICH THE DORSUM EXHIBITS A STRAIGHT LINE FROM ROOT TO THE TIP
- MOST COMMON PROFILE
WHAT IS A CONVEX ( Roman , aquilin ) PROFILE
- A NASAL PROFILE WHICH EXHIBITS A HUMP IN ITS LINEAR FORM
WHAT IS A CONCAVE (infantine , retrousse) PROFILE
- A DEPRESSED PROFILE FROM WHICH MAY DIP CONCAVELY FROM ROOT TO TIP
- A NOSE THAT IS TURNED UP SUPERIORLY AT ITS TIP
ANATOMY OF THE NOSE
- NASAL BONES
- NASAL SPINE OF THE MAXILLA
MAJOR CARTILAGES OF THE NOSE
- SEPTUM
- VERTICAL CARTILAGE DIVIDING THE
NASAL CAVITY INTO TWO CHAMBERS- RESPONSIBLE FOR ASYMMETRY
- LATERAL CARTILAGES
PARTS OF THE NOSE
- ROOT
- BRIDGE
- TIP
- SEPTUM
WHAT IS THE ROOT OF THE NOSE
- THE APEX OF THE PYRAMID MASS OF THE NOSE
- DIRECTLY INFERIOR OF THE FOREHEAD
- CONCAVE DIP INFERIOR TO THE FOREHEAD ( profile view )
WHAT IS THE DORSUM NASI (bridge) OF THE NOSE
- TOP
- THE ANTERIOR PROTRUDING RIDGE OF
THE NOSE FROM THE ROOT TO THE TIP
OF THE LOBE - RAISED SUPPORT
- ARCHED PROJECTION OF THE NOSE WHICH IS SUPPORTED BY THE NASAL BONES
PARTS OF THE DORUM NASI
- PROTRUDING LOBE
- THE ROUNDED, ANTERIOR
PROJECTION OF THE TIP OF THE NOSE - TIP
- THE TERMINATION OF THE FORWARD
PROJECTION OF THE NOSE
WHAT ARE THE WINGS OF THE NOSE
- LATERAL LOBES OF THE NOSE
WHAT IS THE COLUMNA NASI
- THE FLESHY TERMINATION OF THE NASAL SEPTUM AT THE BASE OF THE NOSE LOCATED BETWEEN THE NOSTRILS
- MOST INFERIOR PART OF THE NOSE
WHAT ARE THE ANTERIOR NARES
- THE EXTERNAL OPENING OF THE NOSTRILS
PROPORTIONS OF THE MOUTH
- W = 2/5 of the face
- BASES OF TWO NOSES
- EQUIVELANT TO TWO EYES
TYPES OF PROGNATHISM
- ALVEOLAR PROGNATHISM
- DENTAL PROGNATHISM
WHAT IS ALVEOLAR PROGNATHISM
- AN ABN PROTRUSION OF THE ALVEOLAR PROCESS(es)
WHAT IS DENTAL PROGNATHISM
- OBL INSERTION OF THE TEETH
PARTS OF THE MOUTH
- INTEGUMENTARY LIPS
- MUCOUS MEMBRANES
- WEATHER LINES
- MEDIAL LOBE
- LINE OF CLOSURE
WHAT IS THE INTEGUMENTARY LIPS
- SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR
- SKIN PORTION OF UPPER AND LOWER LIPS
WHAT IS THE MUCOUS MEMBRANE
- THE VISIBLE RED SURFACE OF THE LIPS
WHAT ARE THE WEATHER LINES
- THE LINE THAT CHANGES COLOR AT THE JUNCTION OF THE WET AND DRY PORTIONS OF EACH MUCOUS MEMBRANE
- AREA WHERE ADHESIVE IS APPLIED TO KEEP LIPS CLOSED
WHAT IS THE MEDIAL LOBE
- SMALL PROMINENCE ON THE MIDLINE OF THE SUPERIOR MUCOUS MEMBRANE
WHAT IS THE LINE CLOSURE
- AKA HUNTING BOW
- THE FIVE ARCS IN THE LINE OF THE LIP CLOSURE RESEMBLE THE DESIGN OF THE CLASSIC HUNTING BOW
MOUTH RESTORATION
- SUPPORT FOR LIPS WHEN PART OR ALL THE TEETH ARE MISSING
- FILLER
- MOUTH FORMER
RESTORING SWOLLEN LIPS
- ELECTRIC SPATULA
- CHANNELING
- CHEMICAL REDUCTION
ASPIRATION
- INCISING
- SURGICAL REDUCTION
WHAT IS THE ELECTRIC SPATULA
- AN ELECTRICALLY-HEATED BLADE USED TO DRY MOIST TISSUES, REDUCE SWOLLEN TISSUES, AND RESTORE CONTOUR TO NATURAL FORM
WHAT IS CHANNELING
- CREATION OF A DERMAL AND SUBDERMAL PASSAGEWAY THROUGH A SINGLE ENTRY POINT IN THE TISSUES, IN ORDER TO ALLOW FOR THE REMOVAL OF WATERY FLUIDS AND GASES
PROPORTIONS OF THE EYE
- L= NO REFERENCE
- W = 1/5 of the face
- 1/2 mouth
- equivalent to the width of the
mouth
PLACEMENT OF THE EYE
- ANATOMICAL
- CENTERED AT THE MIDDLE OF
THE ORBITAL CAVITY
- INFERIOR TO SUPRAORBITAL
MARGIN - CENTER OF THE EYE
- VERTICAL PLANES ALIGN W/
END OF THE MOUTH - MEDIAL CANTHI
- VERTICAL PLANES ALIGN W/
NASAL WINGS
PARTS OF THE EYE
- CANTHI
- MEDIAL
- LATERAL
*CILIA ( eyelashes )
- CHARACTERISTICS
- RESTORATION
- SUPERCILIUM (eyebrows)
- CHARACTERISTICS
- RESTORATION - SUPERIOR PALPEBRUM (LT & RT)
- AKA EYELID
- APPROXIMATELY 3x LARGER
THAN THE INFERIOR
- SLIGHTLY WIDER THAN THE
INFERIOR
- GREATER PROJECTION THAN
INFERIOR
- WHEN NATURALLY CLOSED, IT
COVERS THE CORNEA - LINE OF CLOSURE
- PALPEBRAE ADJACENT BUT NOT OVERLAPPING
- 2/3 - 1/3 RELATIONSHIP
DIFFERENT RESTORATIONS OF THE EYE(S)
- SUNKEN
- SWOLLEN
- DISCOLORED
- WRINKLED
- LACERATED
- PROTRUDING
- SEPARATED
- SWOLLEN ORBITAL POUCH
- DEHYDRATED INNER CANTHUS
- ENUCLEATION TREATMENT
