intra oral and extra oral- anatomy Flashcards

1
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name each extra oral region

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name each extra oral region

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3
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at what layer of skin are facial muscles found?

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superficial fascia

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4
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what nerve sends sensory innervation to the skin?

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trigeminal nerve

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5
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what CN is the trigeminal nerve?

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CNV

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6
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what are the 3 divisions of CNV?

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CNV 1- ophthalmic divison
CNV 2- maxillary division
CNV 3- mandibular division

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7
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what does CNV1 supply?

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upper region of the face including the eyelids and down the bridge of the nose to the tip of the nose

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8
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what does CNV2 supply?

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mid region of face- inferior eyelids and ala (wings) of the nose and upper lip.

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9
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what does CNV3 supply?

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lower region of the face including the lower lip.

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10
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what nerve innervates the muscles of facial expression?

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CNVII- facial nerve

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11
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name the muscles of facial expression in the picture.

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12
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what nerve innervates muscles of mastication?

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CNV 3- mandibular division

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13
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name the muscles of mastication in the picture.

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14
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what muscles of mastication elevate the mandible?

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-temporalis
-massester
-medial pterygoid

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15
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name the salivary glands and ducts in the picture.

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16
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where does the parotid duct enter the mouth?

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at the upper 2nd molar

17
Q

what artery supplies the face?

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facial artery

18
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where does the facial artery branch from?

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the external carotid artery

19
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what vein drains the face?

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facial vein

20
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where does the facial vein drain into?

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internal jugular vein via the common facial vein

21
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what is the name of the lymphatic drainage system of the face?

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superficial ring of regional lymph nodes- occipital, mastoid, parotid, submandibular, submental.

22
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name the paranasal sinuses in the picture

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23
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name the paranasal sinuses in the picture

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24
Q

name each part of the mouth.

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25
Q

the TMJ is formed by the articulation of what?

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condylar head of mandible and glenoid fossa of the temporal bone

26
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name these parts in the picture.

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27
Q

what is the tongue made up of?

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skeletal muscle covered by lingual mucosa

28
Q

what is the tongue divided into?

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ant 2/3rd and post 1/3rd

29
Q

what are the differences between the ant and post of the tongue?

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ant- in oral cavity and freely moveable - horizontal

post- not in oral cavity and fixed - vertical

30
Q

what is the name of the line that splits the ant and post parts of the tongue?

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the terminal sulcus

31
Q

name the papillae on the tongue in the picture.

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32
Q

what papillae are for touch not taste?

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filiform papillae

33
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name these parts.

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34
Q

what happens when the frenulum is too short?

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tongue tied- where frenulum is attached to the gingivae of the lower incisors

35
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name these parts of the hard palate.

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36
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name these parts of the hard palate mucosa

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37
Q

how does the mucosa of the hp and sp differ?

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hard palate- keratinised stratified squamous epithelium

sp- non keratinised stratified squamous epithelium- skeletal muscle

38
Q

what does the soft palate act as?

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a trapped door

39
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what are the 3 functions of the soft palate/

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  • prevent food entering nose when swallowing
  • directs air into nose or mouth during speech, sneezing, coughing
  • closes entrance to oropharynx during gag reflex