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Unit 3 Human Anatomy > Lectures 31-32 > Flashcards

Lectures 31-32 Flashcards

1
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created by depressor septi muscles

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philtrum

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2
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joins the upper lip with gums and lower lip with gums

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labial frenulum (superior and inferior)

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3
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major muscle surrounding mouth

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orbicularis oris

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4
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the mouth extends from the lips to the __

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palatoglossal fold

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5
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space medial to and between the teeth and contains tongue

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oral cavity proper

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6
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space between cheek, teeth, and gums

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buccal cavity

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7
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mx that makes up lateral wall of buccal cavity

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buccinator

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8
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buccinator is posteriorly attached to

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ptyergomandibular raphe’

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9
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attachment of tongue to bottom of mouth

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lingual frenulum

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10
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on either side of the frenulum, covers sublingual glands

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sublingual folds

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11
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small children’s 20 deciduous teeth

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4 incisors, 2 canines, 4 molars in each jaw

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12
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adult with all teeth

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32 permanent (4 incisors, 2 canines, 4 premolars, 6 molars in each jaw)

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13
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part of tongue where thyroid gland begins

A

foramen cecum

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14
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various elevations that cover the tongue

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papillae

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15
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small and cover the anterior portion of the tongue

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filiform

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16
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found on sides and tip of tongue

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fungiform

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17
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large, 8-12, form a V on tongue

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vallate

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18
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function of intrinsic tongue muscles

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alter shape of tongue

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19
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extrinsic muscle that sticks out tongue

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genioglossus

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20
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extrinsic muscle that depresses tongue “ahhh”

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hypoglossus

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21
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extrinsic muscle that creates a funnel

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styloglossus

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22
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extrinsic muscle that initiates swallowing

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palatoglossus

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23
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palatoglossus innervation

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vagus n.

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24
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innervation of most tongue muscles

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hypoglossal n.

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25
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taste to anterior 2/3 of tongue is supplied by

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facial n. - chorda tympani br.

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26
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taste/general sensation to posterior 1/3 of tongue is supplied by

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glossopharyngeal n.

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27
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sensation to anterior 2/3 of tongue is supplied by

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trigeminal n. V3

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28
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parotid gland is innervated by

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CN 9

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29
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submandibular gland drains into the mouth at the

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sublingual caruncle

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30
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sublingual gland drains into the mouth __ the tongue

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below

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31
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formed by maxillary palatine processes plus horizontal plate of palatine bone

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hard palate

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32
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formed by skeletal muscles, covered by mucosa

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soft palate

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33
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innervation of tensor veil palatini

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trigeminal nerve (mandibular division)

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34
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muscle of soft palate that originates from eustactian tube, around hamulus (of medial ptyergoid) and joins in middle of palatine aponeurosis. compacts food for easier swallowing

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tensor veli palatini

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35
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muscle of soft palate that elevates palate; acts as a valve to close off oral pharynx from nasal pharynx

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levator veli palatini

36
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muscle of soft palate that funnels food for swallowing

A

palatopharyngeus

37
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muscle of soft palate that lifts the tongue to push food to back of throat; initiates swallowing

A

palatoglossus

38
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muscle of soft palate that is the main part of valve; actual part that closes off nasal passage

A

musculus uvuli

39
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soft palate landmark that runs from the soft palate to the tongue

A

palatoglossal fold (arch)

40
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soft palate landmark that runs from the soft palate to the pharynx

A

palatopharyngeal fold (arch)

41
Q

soft palate landmark that hangs down in the oropharyngeal orifice from the soft palate

A

uvula

42
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soft palate landmark that is often removed in surgery

A

palatine tonsils

43
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funnel shaped muscular tube with three parts

A

pharynx

44
Q

part of the pharynx behind the nasal cavities and above the soft palate

A

nasopharynx

45
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part of the pharynx behind the oral cavity

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oropharynx

46
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part of the pharynx beginning at the epiglottis (ends at C6) and connects esophagus

A

laryngopharynx

47
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natural trap for food (in laryngopharynx)

A

piriform recess

48
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primary muscles composing the pharynx

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the 3 pharyngeal constrictors (superior, middle, inferior)

49
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3 other muscles that address pharyngeal function

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stylopharyngess, salpingopharyngeus, and palatopharyngeus

50
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innervation of pharynx muscles

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pharyngeal plexus of vagus n.

51
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exception of pharynx m innervation

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stylopharyngeuss - glossopharyngeal n.

52
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consists of pharyngeal tonsil, 2 palatine tonsils, and lingual tonsil

A

Waldeyer’s tonsillar ring

53
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at the union of the neck and jaw

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body of hyoid bone

54
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between hyoid bone and thyroid cartilage

A

thyrohyoid membrane

55
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typically larger in adult males

A

thyroid cartilage

56
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between cricoid cartilage and 1st tracheal ring

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cricotracheal ligament

57
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depression on upper border of sternal manubrium

A

suprasternal (jugular) notch

58
Q

changes pitch of voice; a pivot joint

A

cricothyroid joint

59
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the epliglottis is composed of ___ cartilage

A

fibroelastic

60
Q

attaches the epiglottis to the arytenoid cartilage

A

aryepiglottic folds

61
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attach the epiglottis to the root of the tongue

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median and lateral glossoepiglottic folds

62
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attach the epiglottis to the side of the pharynx

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lateral epiglottic folds

63
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attaches the epiglottis to the hyoid bone

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hyoepiglottic ligament

64
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attaches epiglottis to the thyroid cartilage

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thyroepiglottic ligament

65
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larynx cartilage shaped like a pyramid; attaches with the vocal ligament to the vocal process

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arytenoid

66
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larynx cartilage that articulates with arytenoids

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corniculate

67
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larynx cartilage found within the aryepiglottic folds for increased tensile strength

A

cuneiform

68
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upper portion of the larynx and are immobile

A

vestibular (false) vocal folds

69
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opening between vestibular vocal folds

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rima vestibuli

70
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below vestibular folds and are mobile

A

vocal (true) vocal folds

71
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the true folds and the open space between them are called the

A

glottis

72
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the glottis is inside the

A

larynx

73
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opening between vocal vocal folds

A

rima glottidis

74
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upper region above the vestibular gold is called the

A

vestibule

75
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portion between vestibular and vocal folds is the

A

middle larynx

76
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portion below the vocal folds is called the

A

lower larynx

77
Q

larynx mx that narrows inlet

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oblique arytenoid

78
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larynx mx that widens inlet

A

thyroepiglottic muscle

79
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larynx mx that is the largest intrinsic and tenses the vocal folds; high pitch

A

cricothyroid

80
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larynx mx that relaxes the vocal folds; pitch

A

thyroarytenoid

81
Q

represents the attachment of the thyroarytenoid to the vocal ligaments

A

vocalis

82
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larynx mx that adducts the vocal folds

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lateral cricoarytenoid

83
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larynx mx that abducts the vocal folds (to keep airway open)

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posterior cricoaryntenoid

84
Q

larynx mx that adducts the vocal folds by closing the posterior portion of the glottis

A

transverse arytenoid

85
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sensory supply to superior 1/2 of larynx

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superior laryngeal n.

86
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sensory supply to lower 1/2 of larynx

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recurrent laryngeal n.

87
Q

motor supply to larynx

A

vagus n.

Unit 3 Human Anatomy (8 decks)

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