facial bones Flashcards

1
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how many facial bones in the face

A

14

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what does the maxilla form

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  • upper jaw
  • anterior part of roof of mouth
  • lateral walls of nasal cavity
  • part of floor of orbital
  • most of hard palate
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3
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where does zygomatic bone originate from

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two bones that fuse before birth

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4
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what do the zygomatic bones form

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the prominence the cheeks and part of lateral walls of cavities

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5
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shape of palatine bones

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two small L-shaped bones

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6
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what do the horizontal parts of palatine bones form

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  • unite to form posterior part of hard palate
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7
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what do perpendicular parts of palatine bones form

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  • project upwards to form part of lateral walls of nasal cavity
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8
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what do palatine bones of upper extremities form

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  • form part of orbital cavities
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9
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what kind of bone is the vomer bone

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a thin flat bone

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10
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where does the vomer bone extend to and was does it form

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  • it extends upwards from the middle of the hard palate
  • forms most of inferior part of nasal septum
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11
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vomer bone superior articulation

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perpendicular plate of ethmoid bone

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12
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vomer bone anterior articulation

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vomer bone is in the midline resting on sphenoid bone

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13
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what does the vomer bone contribute to the formation of?

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bony nasal septum separating two conchae

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14
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what is the inferior nasal conchae?

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one of three paired nasal conchae in the nose

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15
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what does the nasal conchae form and project into?

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  • forms part of lateral wall of nasal cavity
  • projects into it below middle concha
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16
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what is bone is the superior and middle conchae apart of?

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ethmoid bone

17
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function of conchae

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  • collectively increase SA in nasal cavity
  • allows inspired air to be warmed and humidified more effectively
18
Q

the smallest bones of the face

A

lacrimal bones

19
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how many lacrimal bones are there and where are they located

A
  • 2
  • posterior and lateral to nasal bones
  • they enclose eye balls
20
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what do lacrimal bones form

A
  • forms medial walls of orbital cavity
21
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lacrimal sac function

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  • a structure that gathers tears and passes them into nasal cavity
22
Q

what houses the lacrimal sac

A

lacrimal fossa that fuses with maxilla

23
Q

how many nasal bones are there and what do they form?

A
  • 2
  • form greater part of lateral and superior surfaces of bridge of nose
24
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what do paired nasal bones articulate with?

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  • articulate with each other in midline
  • frontal bone superiorly
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what is the nasal bone composed of?
- muscle and skin - supported by bone and cartilage framework
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external nares
- 2 openings into nasal cavity
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what is the anterior portion of the nasal septum made of?
cartilage - not visible on x-ray
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what is the mandible bone and what does it hold?
- largest bone in human skull - only movable bone - holds lower teeth in place and assists in mastication and forms lower jawline
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what is the mandible composed of and where is it located?
- mandible composed of body and ramus - located inferior to the maxilla
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what 3 things does each half of the mandible consist of?
1. a curved body containing lower teeth 2. a ramus that projects upwards at right angles to posterior end of body 3. an angle
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5 features of the body of the mandible
- mental foramen - mental protuberance - submandibular fossa - sublingual fossa - symphysis menti (midline)
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what kind of joint is the temporomandibular joint
- synovial joint
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what is the temporomandibular joint
- 2 joints that connect your lower jaw to your skull - joints that slide and rotate in front of each ear and consist of mandible + temporal bone
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4 basic components of temporomandibular joints
1. head of condyle 2. articular disc 3. mandibular fossa and articular eminence 4. capsule surrounding joint
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orthopantomography
- radiograph of mandible - radiograph used to identify hard tissues of oral cavity + surrounding skeletal structures