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Cranium, Facial Bones, Zygomatic Arches And Orbits Flashcards

1
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Smallest bones in the skull

A

Lacrimal bones

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2
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What passes through the lacrimal foramen

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Tear duct

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3
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Nasal bones articulate with eachother in what plane

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Mid sag

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4
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Which facial bones have pairs

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Nasal, lacrimal, maxillary, zygomatic, palatine, inferior nasal conchae

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5
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Largest immovable bones of the face

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Maxillary

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6
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Where are lacrimal bones found

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Anterior part of the medial wall of the orbits between the labyrinth of the ethmoid bone and the maxilla

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7
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What X-rays show the lacrimal bones

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Pa and lateral projections

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8
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Where are lacrimal bones found

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Anterior pard of the medial wall of the orbits between the labyrinth of the ethmoid bone and The maxilla

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9
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The alveolar process

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Thick spongy ridge on the inferior border of maxilla

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10
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Each maxilla contains a large

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Pyramidal cavity called maxillary sinus

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11
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Maxillary bones form a pointed forward -projecting process called

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Anterior nasal spine

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12
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Zygomatic bones form the

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Prominence of the cheeks and part of the side wall and floor of orbital cavities

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13
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Nasal conchae are

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Long, narrow, extremely thin, curl laterally

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14
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Small u-shaped bone situated at the base of the tongue

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Hyoid bone

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15
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Sutures are classified by

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Fibrous joints of the suture type

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16
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The atlantooccipital joint is a

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Synovial ellipsoidal joint

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17
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Bones of the orbit

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Frontal, sphenoid, ethmoid, maxilla, zygoma, lacrimal and palatine

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18
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The long axis of the orbit is oblique and forms an angle of what with midsag

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37 degrees

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19
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The superior orbital fissure is the cleft between

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The greater and lesser wing of the sphenoid bone

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20
Q

Blowout fracture is best seen on what X-ray

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Pacietoacanthial projection - waters method

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21
Q

Fracture of orbital floor

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Blowout fracture

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22
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Fractures of zygomatic arch

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Depressed fracture
Tripod fracture - all three sutures

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23
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Maxilla fracture

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Lefort fracture ( I, II, III)

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24
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Facial bone fracture is a

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Visceral cranial fracture

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25
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Slowest healing bone in the body

A

Mandible

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26
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What projection do you do for a blowout fracture

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Modified waters

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27
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Most frequently fractured facial bone

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Nasal bone

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28
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Lefort I

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Palate

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29
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Blowout fracture is a

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Orbital floor fracture

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30
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Lefort II

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Nose and palate

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31
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Lefort III

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Entire face

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32
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Lefort I : nasomaxillary signs

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Malocclusion, buccal ecchymosis, epistaxis, maxillary creptius and maxilla mobile

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33
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Lefort II: pyramidal - signs

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Midface crepitus, facial lengthening, bilateral epistaxis,infra orbital parasthesia, ecchymosis

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34
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Lefort III: craniofacial disjunction signs

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Caved in or flattened, lengthened face, csf rhinoronea, bilateral epistaxis

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35
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2 bones that form the bony nasal septum

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Perpendicular plate of ethmoid bone and vomer

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36
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Cones of the eyes form an angle of what with msp

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37 degrees

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37
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Cones of the eye form an angle of what with IOML

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30 degrees

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38
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When the orbits are of interest for a Pa Caldwell what is the angle

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30 degree caudal angle

39
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How many facial bones are there

40
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the nasal bones form the

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bony wall of the nose

41
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nasal bones articulate with

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frontal, ethmoid, and maxillae

42
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how many pairs of nasal conchae

43
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which bones form the nasal conchae

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ethmoid form superior and middle concha and facial bones form inferior concha

44
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where are the lacrimal bones located

A

medial wall of each orbit

45
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the maxilla bone articulates with all other facial bones except for the

46
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the maxilla bone forms part of the

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lateral walls and most of the floor of the nasal cavity

47
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what is located under each orbit and serves as a passage through which the infraorbital nerve and artery reach the nose

A

infraorbital foramen

48
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inferior borders of spongy bone that support roots of teeth

A

alveolar process

49
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zygomatic bones form the

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cheekbones, part of the side wall and floor or orbits

50
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what extends posteriorly to join the zygomatic process of the temporal bone

A

temporal process

51
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palatine bones are composed of

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2 L shaped bones composed of vertical and horizontal plates

52
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which two bones form the hard palate

A

maxilla and palatine

53
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vomer is situated in

A

MST of the floor of the nasal cavity

54
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the vomer forms the

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inferior nasal septum

55
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the hyoid bone is an

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accessory bone

56
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where is the hyoid bone situated

A

the base of the tongue

57
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sutures are what type of joint

A

fibrous immovable

58
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how many bones if the orbit formed by

59
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function of orbits

A

protect eyes

60
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how are blowout fractures usually imaged

61
Q

tripod fracture

A

fracture of the zygomatic arch

62
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slowest healing bone in the body

63
Q

lefort fracture

A

maxilla fracture

64
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lefort I fracture

A

horizontal fracture of the maxilla

65
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Lefort II fracture

A

a pyramid-shaped fracture involving inferior orbital rim

66
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lefort III fracture

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involved seperation of all the facial bones from their cranial base

67
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most severe lefort fracture

A

Lefort III

68
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what plane is lined up for lateral facial bones

A

IOML parallel

69
Q

why would a 30 degree caudal angle be used for a PA axial caldwell method for facial bones and what is it called

A

to show orbital rims
exaggerated caldwell

70
Q

patient head position for tangential zygomatic arches

A

top of head resting on the board, rotate MSP of head 15 degrees toward side being examined

71
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3 point landing for rhese method

A

nose, cheek and chin

72
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what angle does MSP form with the IR for these method

A

53 degree angle

73
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when the CR is perpendicular where are petrous ridges

A

fill the orbit

74
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when the CR has a 15 degree caudal angle where are petrous ridges

A

lower thirds of orbits

75
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when CR has 30 caudal angle where are the petrous ridges

A

below the orbits

76
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3 bones that form the orbital rim

A

frontal, maxilla and zygoma

77
Q

which bone forms three fourths of the roof of the mouth

A

maxillary bone

78
Q

typical skull

A

mesocephalic

79
Q

skull that is short front to back, broad side to side and shallow vertex to the base

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brachycephalic

80
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Skull that is long front to back, narrow side to side, and deep vertex to base

A

dolichocephalic

81
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the petrous pyramids form an average angle of _____ degrees in dolichocephalic

82
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the petrous pyramids lie at an average angle of ___ degrees in the brachycephalic

83
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petrous pyramids project anteriorly and medially at an angle of ___ from the MSP in a mesocephalic skull

84
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cone-shaped, bony-walled cavities situated on each side of the MSP of the head

85
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each orbit has a

A

roof, medial wall, lateral wall, and a floor

86
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the apex of the orbit corresponds to the

A

optic foramen

87
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cleft between the greater and lesser wings of the sphenoid bones

A

superior orbital fissure

88
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narrow cleft extending from the lower anterolateral aspect of the sphenoid body anteriorly and laterally between the floor and lateral wall of orbit

A

inferior orbital fissure

89
Q

what parts of the orbits are very fragile

A

floor and walls

90
Q

Rods are used for

A

Night vision and fluoro viewing

91
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cones are used for

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day light and to see color

92
Q

rods or cones cant see color

93
Q

rods or cones have high spatial acuity

94
Q

for high spatial resolution do you need large or small focal spot

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