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Lab 4: Nasal and Oral Cavities, Mastication Flashcards

1
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describe how lacrimal bone contributes to nasal cavity

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lateral walls
sup/ant

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describe how nasal bone contributes to nasal cavity

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lateral walls
sup/ant

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describe how ethmoid bone contributes to nasal cavity

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roof and medial wall = perpendicular plate
lateral wall = concha

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4
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describe how maxilla contributes to nasal cavity

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floor (hard palate) and lateral walls
anterior

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5
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describe how palatine contributes to nasal cavity

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floor (hard palate) and lateral walls
posterior

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6
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describe how sphenoid contributes to nasal cavity

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roof and posterior lateral walls

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describe how vomer contributes to nasal cavity

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medial wall
roof

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what are meatuses

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spaces underneath

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9
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which bones contribute to each conchae

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superior and middle conchae = ethmoid
inferior concha = maxilla, but inf concha is own bone tho

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10
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describe how the pharynx’s are divided

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nasopharynx –soft palate– oropharnyx –epiglottis– laryngopharnx

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11
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describe eustachian tube

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closed - squished on middle ear side

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12
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describe drainage of sinuses

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lacrimal duct drains into inferior meatus
fontal, maxillary and ethmoid sinuses drain into middle meastus
sphenoidal sinus drains into sphenoethmoidal recess

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13
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describe neurovascular supply to nasal cavities - name the nerves/structures

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maxillary nerve branches = nasal nerves and nasopalatine
sphenopalatine artery = nasal and septal branches
ethmoidal nerves
olfactory nerve

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14
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describe neurovascular supply to nasal cavities - maxillary

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Maxillary (v2) nerve branches
enters via sphenopalatine foramen (next to eustachian tube) and splits =
nasal nerves = lateral walls (lower parts, inf and mid conchae)
nasopalatine nerves - medial and travels to palates via incisive foramen

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15
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describe neurovascular supply to nasal cavities - sphenopalatine arteries

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maxillary artery –> sphenopalatine artery –> nasal (lateral walls) and septal (travels with nasopalatine nerve) branches

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16
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describe neurovascular supply to nasal cavities - ethmoidal nerves and arteries

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ethmoidal nerves (ant portion branch of nasociliary) = from ophthalmic v1
ethmoidal arteries = from ophthalmic aerated (branch ICA)
ethmoidal arteries enter anterior ethmoidal foramen

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17
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describe neurovascular supply to nasal cavities - olfactory nerve

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superior concha
superior aspect
perpendicular plate
medial and lateral
ONLY ETHMOID

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18
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describe neurovascular supply to nasal cavities - how we divide nose

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ant/sup and inf/post

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describe neurovascular supply to nasal cavities - how we divide nose = ANT/SUP

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Innervation = ophthalmic v1 –> nasociliary n –> anterior ethmoid nerve
blood supply =ophthalmic a (ICA) –> ethmoidal arteries (medial and lateral walls)
ENTER via anterior ethmoid foramen

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describe neurovascular supply to nasal cavities - how we divide nose = INF/POST

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Innervation =
maxillary v2 –>
nasopalatine (medial wall) -> palate (through incisive foramen)
nasal nerves (lateral aspect, inf/mid conchae)
blood supply =
maxillary a –> sphenopalatine a –>
nasal branches (lateral aspect w/ nasal nerve)
septal branches (medial wall septum)
ENTERS via sphenopalatine foramen

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21
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describe neurovascular supply to nasal cavities - special sensory

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olfactory –>ethmoid = medial (perpendicular plate) and lateral (sup concha)

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22
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what do palatoglossal and palatoopharyngeal arches repesent

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folds over muscles
covered in mucosa

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23
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describe the bones that contribute to the hard palate

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maxilla and palatine
floor of nasal = roof of oral

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24
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identify and describe the foramina of the hard palate

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greater (front, bigger) and lesser (behind, smaller) palatine foramina
incisive foramen = nasapalatine nerve and sphenopalatine artery enter

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25
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name muscles of muscular floor of mouth

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mylohyoid
geniohyoid

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26
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describe muscles of muscular floor of mouth - mylohyoid

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attachment = hyoid to rim around mandible
function = elevate hyoid and oral cavity, depress mandible
innervation = mandibular nerve (branch called nerve to mylohyoid)

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27
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describe muscles of muscular floor of mouth - geniohyoid

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attachment = hyoid to mandible (anterior base)
function = contracts, elevates, pulls up mandible and tongue (towards mandible) when swallow
innervation = C1

28
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name extrinsic muscles of tongue

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genioglossus
palatoglossus
hyloglossus
styloglossus

29
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describe extrinsic muscles of tongue - genioglossus

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mandible and hyoid to root of tongue
tongue protrusion

30
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describe extrinsic muscles of tongue - palatoglossus

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soft palate to tongue root
elevates tongue and depresses soft palate (closes OI)

31
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describe extrinsic muscles of tongue - hyoglossus

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hyoid to tongue root
bilateral = depression and retraction
unilateral = flips tongue

32
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describe extrinsic muscles of tongue - styloglossus

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styloid process of temporal to tongue root
Elevates and retracts tongue

33
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name and describe intrinsic muscles of tongue

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Longitudinal fibers
vertical fibers
horizontal/transverse fibers

34
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describe extrinsic muscles of tongue - innervations

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palatoglossus = VAGUS
genio, hyo, stylo glossus= HYPOGLOSSAL

35
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describe the relationship of the submandibular gland with the mylohyoid

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submand bites mylohyoid

36
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where does submandibular gland drain

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drains underneath = caruncle

37
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where is sublingual gland located

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inferior to tongue

38
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where does sublingual gland drain

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row of openings

39
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describe the position and drainage of parotid gland

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pierces buccinator
anterior to ear
overlays masseter

40
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describe parasympathetic innervation to 3 major salivary glands

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parotid = CN IX = glossopharyngeal
submand and subling = CN VII = facial

41
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describe neurovascular supply to palates and oral cavity - pathway of greater and lesser palatine nerves and arteries

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travel in greater palatine canal (below sphenopalatine foramen) –> nerves descend via foramina (greater and lesser palatine foramina)

42
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describe neurovascular supply to palates and oral cavity - pathway of greater and lesser palatine nerves and arteries HOW DO THEY MAKE THEIR WAY INTO ORAL CAVITY

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nerves descend via foramina (greater and lesser palatine foramina)

43
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describe neurovascular supply to palates and oral cavity - WHERE CAN YOU FIND DESCENDING PALATINE ARTERY

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Descending palatine canal
terminal branches of maxillary (ECA) splits into greater and lesser palatine arteries

44
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describe neurovascular supply to palates and oral cavity - pathway of nasopalatine nerve

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enter via sphenopalatine foramen –> medial nasal wall –> EXITS via incisive foramen

45
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describe role of lingual nerve and chorda tymapni

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sensory innervation to ant 2/3 tongue
lingual = v3 = provides GENERAL sensory
chorda tympani= provides TASTE (facial nerve)

46
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what provides sensory for post 1/3 tongue

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CN IX glosspharyngeal

47
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describe neurovascular supply to palates and oral cavity - GENERAL pathway

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sphenopalatine foramen –> below = greater palatine canal –> greater and lesser palatine nerves and descending palatine a –> enter oral cavity via greater and lesser palatine foramina (as greater and lesser palatine nerves and arteries)

48
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describe neurovascular supply to palates and oral cavity - inferior alveolar nerve

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through mandibular foramen –branches to mandibular teeth–> exits via mental foramen as mental nerve

49
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name muscles of soft palate

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levator veli palatini
tensor veli palatini
palatopharyngeus

50
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describe LVP - muscles of soft palate

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elevates post soft palate

51
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describe TVP - muscles of soft palate

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tenses soft palate
flattens arch and seals off nasopharynx from oropharynx

52
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describe PP - muscles of soft palate

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elevates pharynx

53
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describe innervation of muscles of soft palate

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LVP & PP = vagus
TVP = v3 mandibular

54
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describe mandible

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angle, body, ramus
condyle fits mandibular fossa of temporal
articular disk = joint
articular tubercle - bone goes down
depresses mandible = head glides over articular tubercle

55
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name muscles of mastication

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temporalis
masseter
medial and lateral pterygoid

56
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describe temporalis - muscles of mastication

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from temporal fossa to coronoid process
elevates at tmj and retracts

57
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describe masseter - muscles of mastication

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parotid overlays masseter
from zygomatic arch to lateral aspect of mandible (ramus and angle)
function = elevation and protraction

58
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describe MEDIAL pterygoid - muscles of mastication ANATOMY

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2 heads =
superficial = comes from maxilla and palatine
deep = medial surface of lateral pterygoid plate of sphenoid
attaches to medial aspect of ramus and mandible (mirror image of masseter)

59
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describe MEDIAL pterygoid - muscles of mastication FUNCTION

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elevates mandible
below lateral - down to mandible

60
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describe LATERAL pterygoid - muscles of mastication ANATOMY

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2 heads =
superior = greater wing sphenoid
inferior = lateral aspect of lateral pterygoid plate
goes to articular disk in tmj

61
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describe LATERAL pterygoid - muscles of mastication FUNCTION

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bilateral = mandible protraction, also depression - open
unilateral = side to side movement

62
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describe innervation of muscles of mastication

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all v3 = mandibular nerve
deep temporal innervates temporalis
masseteric (to masseter)= over mandibular notch
lateral and medial pterygoid nerves = to lateral and medial pterygoid muscles

63
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Identify teeth - types

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incisor
canine
premolar
molar

64
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what is tooth formula

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I-C-P-M (incisors, canines, premolars, molars)
2-1-2-3
x 4 quadrants = 8x4 teeth = 32

65
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describe how frontal contributes to nasal cavity

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