Fall 2014 Exam 1 Flashcards

1
Q

What anatomical structures form the TMJ jiont?

A

head of mandible (biconcave) and

mandibular fossa of temporal bone (saddle)

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2
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What structres does the stylomandibular ligament connect?

A

angle of mandible

styloid process

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3
Q

What muscel draws the articular disk anteriorly when the mouth is depressed?

A

lateral pterygoid

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4
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Which muscles depress the mandible?

A

digastric

suprahyoid

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5
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Which muscles closes the jaw?

A

temporalis
masseter
medial pterygoid

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6
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What are exampels of intracapsular probelms of the TMJ?

A
infection
RA
osteoarthritis
gouty arthritis
metastatic cancer
disk displacements
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7
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What are the different classes for dental malocclusions?

A

1: molars fine, problem elsewhere
2a: overbite
2b: large overbite
3: underbite

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8
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What does an upper molar extraction do to the TMJ?

A

Pulls maxilla inferior and lateral

tempral bone compressed into occiput

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9
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What does a lower molar extraction do to the TMJ?

A

opposite mandibular joint becomes inferior

increased sphenomandibular strain

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10
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What sign could you see in a hypocalcemic patient?

A

Chovik’s sign when the TMJ is tapped

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11
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What might a click in TMJ indicate?

A
adhesions
irregualr muscle action
disc tear
osteoarthritis
occlusional imbalance
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12
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What is the prgression og symptoms in TMJ?

A
  1. opening lcick
  2. closing click (reciprocal)
  3. inabilty to open jaw
  4. inability to close
  5. crepitus/grating
  6. fusion (ankylosis)
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13
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What percent of the population suffers from TMJ?

A

20%

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14
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What is the normla range of excursion?

A

3-6 cm openeing

1-2 cm laterally

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15
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If the mouth first deviates to the left, which side has the dysfunction?

A

The left side

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16
Q

What is Eagle’s syndrome?

A

elongated styloid process

aka stylohyoid syndrome

17
Q

What do you use to treat acute traume in TMJ?

A

ice (not heat)

18
Q

What are some meds effective against TMJ?

A

muscle relaxants
Tricyclics
given at night for a month after pain is gone

19
Q

Where does most of the venous drainage of the head go through?

A

internal jugular v

20
Q

What is Tic douloreaux?

A

dysfunction of CN V2

temporalis/sphenoid/maxilla/ mandible probelm

21
Q

Eyelid spasms is frequently seen with wchich bone problme?

22
Q

Bells palsy is associated with which cranial bone problem?

A

internally rotated temporal bone

23
Q

At what levels are the superior, middle, and inferior cervical anglia?

A

superior: C2
middle: C6
inferior: C7

24
Q

what are the midline bones of the cranium?

A

sphenoid, vomer, ethmoid, occiput

25
Which of the pired bones is NOT influenced by the sphenoid bone?
mandible
26
Which sinuses are absent at birth?
frontal and sphenoid sinuses
27
what is the ethmoid sinus innervtaed by?
ophthalmic nerve (CNV1)
28
what pitch ringing would you hear with internal and external rotation of temporal bone?
internal: high pitched external: low roar
29
When does resp developemtn begin?
day 22 gestation
30
When does the first round of lung branching occur?
5th week gestation
31
Which ribs exhibit both pump and bucket handle motion?
ribs 1-10
32
What other structures follow the aorta through the aortic hiatus in the diaphragm?
cisterna chyli | and lymphatics
33
Where are VS reflexes most palpable for respiratory dysfynction?
rib angle
34
Where is the asthma/bronchomotor reflex?
T2 left
35
Where is the bronchial mucosa reflex?
T2-3 often right
36
What are the 3 areas that impact somatic dysfucntion?
neural circulatory mechanical
37
What genetic disorder can cause COPD?
a1-antitrypsin def.
38
What is the OLD picture in COPD?
pink buffer | blue Bloater