Face Bones

Question 1

These six bones make up the cranium (FTOP)

Answer 1

What are the occipital bone, the frontal bone two parietal bones and two temporal bones

Question 2

This bone forms, the back, and the base of the skull is the cradle for the brain articulate to C1 and contains the opening for the formula magnum

Answer 2

What is the occipital bone?

Question 3

The large opening on the Occipital Bone in which is spinal cord passes through

Answer 3

What is the Foramen Magnum?

Question 4

These bones make up the superior portion of the side and back of the cranium and comprises of 2/3 of the roof of the skull in articulate with the temporal occipital and frontal bones

Answer 4

What are the parietal bones?

Question 5

The widest portion of the skull is the distance between these two ____eminences.

Answer 5

The WIDEST portion of the skull is the distance between the two parietal eminences.

Question 6

These bones go in two different directions, (vertical at sides and horizontal at the top) and change direction at its eminence.

Answer 6

What are parietal bones?

Question 7

These are the thinnest bones, protecting the brain, and is located behind the lateral border of the eye, sockets, makes up the inferior portion of the size and base of the skull and articulates with the parietal and occipital bone

Answer 7

What are the temporal bones?

Question 8

The small flap of skin by the ear passage connected to the external auditory metas of the temporal bone.

Answer 8

What is tragus?

Question 9

This smooth convex portion extends immediately and deep from the zygomatic arch

Answer 9

What is the squamous portion aka squama

Question 10

This zygomatic process of the temporal bone and temporal process of a zygomatic bone; its is this bony structure that cuts the length of the ear in half….

Answer 10

What’s is the zygomatic arch

Question 11

The widest part of the face is measured from one _____ arch to the other _____ arch 

Answer 11

The widest part of the face is measured from the zygomatic arch to the zygomatic arch.

Question 12

The _____
is the horizontal part of the frontal bone and extends superiorly until it articulates with the parietal bone

Answer 12

What is the CROWN of the frontal bone

Question 13

Name these four parts of the Occipital Bone

Answer 13

A. Foramen Magnum
B eminences which articulate with Atlas
C occipital protuberance
D. Superior Nuchal line

Question 14

Name these 5 parts of the temporal bone

Answer 14

a. Squama
B. Zygomatic Arch
C. Mandibular Fossa
D. Mastoid Process
E. External Auditory Meatus

Question 15

This Upper rim of the eye socket is inferior to the superciliary arches. The middle portion of the eye socket is round in the lateral portion is sharp.

Answer 15

What are the super orbital margins?

Question 16

This prominent eminence is on the upper part of the forehead, and the normal hairline lies just above it on the crown portion of the frontal bone.

Answer 16

What are the Frontal Eminences?

Question 17

These are the 7 bones of the face

Answer 17

1. Mandible (1)
2. Maxilla (2)
3. Nasal Bones (2)
4. Zygomatic Bones (2)

Question 18

Parietal eminence to the opposite Parietal eminence is the widest part of this.

Answer 18

What is the widest part of the cranium?

Question 19

Zygomatic arch to the opposite zygomatic arch is the widest part of this?

Answer 19

What is the widest part of the face?

Question 20

Center of the zygomatic bone to the other center of the zygomatic bone is the widest part of this?

Answer 20

What is the widest part of the central plane of the face?

Question 21

The widest part of the sternocleido mastoid muscle to the opposite SCM is the widest part of this.

Answer 21

What is the widest part of the neck?

Question 22

What are these THREE Nasal bones in the picture

Answer 22

a. Perpendicular plate of the Ethmoid bone.
B. Vomer bone.
C. Nasal bone.

Question 23

Since the bone supporting, the septum are not symmetrical the nose tends to be one-sided, which means that these two cavities are also unequal

Answer 23

What are the nasal cavities?

Question 24

Name these 8 bones of the Maxilla

Answer 24

A. Body
B. Incisive fossa
C. Mental Eminence
D. Alveolar Process
E. Angle
F. Ramus
G. Coronoid Process
H. Condyle

Question 25

The Ramus is a wide flat quadrilateral bone that terminate superiorly into these two processes

Answer 25

What is the coronoid process (anterior) and the condyle (posterior)?

Question 26

This part of the mandible is closed by a symphysis (line of union) and is known to be a triangular eminence with a slight concave at the base

Answer 26

What is the mental eminence (the chin)?

Question 27

The angle of the mandible changes overtime. What is the angle at birth?

Answer 27

The angle of the mandible at birth is at 175°

Question 28

The angle of the mandible of a four-year-old is the same as the mandible in old age. What angle is that?

Answer 28

What is 140°

Question 29

The angle of the mandible changes overtime and the adult has an angle on average of this?

Answer 29

The adult has an angle of 110 to 120°

Question 30

What are these 5 bones of the maxilla?

Answer 30

A. Zygomatic process
B. Frontal process of the Maxilla
C. Alveolar Process
D. Body of the Maxilla
E. Nasal spine

Question 31

Name the 4 types of teeth in this picture

Answer 31

A. Incisors (8)
B. Canines (4)
C. Premolars (8)
D. Molars (12)

Question 32

This prognathism is the oblique a
Insertion of teeth

Answer 32

What is dental prognathism?

Question 33

An abnormal protrusion of the alveolar process. Here the lips project forward when the chin recedes.

Answer 33

What is an alveolar prognathism?