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Mandible - Mouth cavity -Palates-Tongue-lips Flashcards

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Mention the types of oral mucosa

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Masticatory , linning , specialized (taste buds )

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which surfaces does the masticatory mucosa lines

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hard palate , gums , dorsal surface

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what type of salivary glands present in the lamina propria of the lip

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labial salivary glands

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mention the epithelium of the mucus surface of the lip as well as the red margin

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thin keratinized stratified squamous epithelium –>red margin
non keratinized —> mucous

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mention the mucosa of the dorsal and ventral surface of the tongue

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dorsal - masticatory - keratinized - firmly attached

ventral - lining- non keratinized - loosely attached

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whats the main bulk of the lips ?

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orbicularis oris muscle

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whats the main bulk of the tongue ?

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striated muscle fibers

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Define the lingual papillae and its epithelium

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its the anterior 2/3 of the dorsal surface of the tongue- epithelium is keratinized stratified

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function of the lingual papillae

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it increases the mucus surface which comes in contact with the food

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compare between the filiform & fungiform lingual papillae in number , distribution , taste buds

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filiform: numerous , arranged in rows parallel to the gustatory line , absent taste buds
fungiform :Few , scattered between the filiform papillae but most numerous at the tip , few taste buds and apical

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which lingual papillae has a vascular connective tissue that is seen as red dots

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Fungiform

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Mention the Largest lingual papillae that could be seen by the naked eyes

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circumvallate

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where does the ducts of vons ebners salivary glad open ?

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at the bottom of the circumvallate

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what type of secretion does vons ebners gland secrete ?

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Serous secretion

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how does the coated tongue forms ?

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the keratinized epithelium of the filiform papillae is continuously shed in saliva . During gastro disturbances and fevers this shed is delayed causing accumulation with the bacteria

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Mention the function of the vons ebners secretion with the circumvallate papillae

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  1. facilitate perception of food
  2. flow of secretion
  3. lypaze enzyme
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type of secondary papillae in folliate papillae ? ( short or long- absent )

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long

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18
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site of taste buds

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embedded in the epithelium of lingual papillae and limited is the epi of the palate and epiglottis

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Types of cells in taste buds

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supporting , neuroepithelial , basal cells

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mention the name of the taste cells or taste receptive cells ? and what facilitates its function

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Neuroepithelial cells as it has long apical microvilli ( gustatory hair ) that open to the surface of the epithelium through gustatory openings

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mention the location of the basal tastebud cell and its function

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between the bases of the taste buds cells and it differentiate to replace the neuroepithelial cells every 10 days

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during the closure of the jaw , the vestibule is connected with the mouth cavity through ?

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Through an interval behind the last moral tooth

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mouth cavity is bounded posteriorly by ?

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isthmus of faeces ( which connects it with the pharynx )

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floor of the mouth cavity ?

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mylohyoid muscle

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mention the origin & insertion of the posterior belly of the digastric muscle ?

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from the mastoid notch and inserted in the intermediate tendon which is inserted into the greater horn of the hyoid bone

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origin of the anterior belly of the digastric muscle and its nerve supply

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digastric fossa

NS: nerve to the mylohoid which is the inferior alveolar branch of the mandibular nerve

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Nerve supply of the posterior belly

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facial nerve

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Action of the digastric muscle

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depression of the mandible or elevation of the hyoid bone

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origin and insertion of the mylohyoid muscle

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o: mylohoid line of the mandible
I: posterior fibers inserted in the hyoid bone
anterior fibers inserted in the fibrous Raphe in the midline

30
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Origin and insertion of the geniohyoid muscle

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O: inferior genial tubercle of the mandible
I: hyoid bone

31
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Nerve supply of the mylohyoid muscle

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inferior alveolar branch of the mandibular nerve

32
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nerve supply of the geniohyoid muscle

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C1 component of the hypoglosses nerve

33
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general action of the mandibular muscles

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depression of the mandible or elevation of the hyoid bone during swallowing

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which palate forms the floor of the nasal cavity and is surrounded by the alveolar arch

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hard palate

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contents of the soft palate

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muscles , palatine aponeurosis , nerves , vessels

36
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which tendon of muscle forms the palatine aponurosis ?

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tenser palati muscle

37
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fibrous sheet attached to the posterior border of the hard palate and gives attachmtment to all soft palate muscles

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Palatine aponeurosis

38
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It ends posteriorly with uvula and covers the lateral sides of the pharynx

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Soft palate

39
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Nerve supply and action of the tensor palati muscle

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trunk of the mandibular nerve , tenses / tightens the palate

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Nerve supply and action of the levator palati muscle

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Cranial part of the accessory nerve of the pharengeal plexus
A: elevation of the palate

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which two muscles open the auditory tule to equalize the pressure between the middle ear and the nasopharynx

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levator and tensor palatine muscles

42
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Action of the Uvula

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retract and elevate uvula

43
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nerve supply of the soft palate muscles

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cranial part of accessory nerve except tensor palati muscle

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mention sensory nerve supply of the hard palate

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greater palatine and nasopalatine nerve

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mention sensory nerve supply of the soft palate

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Lesser palatine and glossopharyngeal nerve

46
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mention Parasympathetic supply of the palates ( secretion & taste sensation)

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through lesser palatine nerve via sphenopalatine ganglion

47
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The blood supply of the palates through the greater palatine artery is a branch from

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Maxillary artery

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The blood supply of the palates through the ascending palatine artery is a branch from

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Facial artery

49
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The blood supply of the palates through the palatine branch of which artery

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acsending pharengeal artery

50
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Mention the venous drainage of the palates

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pterygoid and pharyngeal plexus of veins

51
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lymphatic draingae of the soft palate

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Deep cervical and retropharengeal lymph nodes

52
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lymphatic drainage of the hard palate

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submandibular lymph nodes

53
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mention lymphatic drainage of the tip of the tongue

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submental nodes

54
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mention lymphatic drainage of the sides of the tongue

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submandibular lymphnodes

55
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mention lymphatic drainage of the centre of the tongue

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deep cervical lymph

56
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mention lymphatic drainage of the posterior 1/3 of the tongue

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deep cervical

57
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mention the venous drainage of the tongue and its origin

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lingual vein draining into internal jugular vein

58
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Mention blood supply of the tongue

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lingual artery , ascending pharyngeal artery , Tonsillar branch of facial artery

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nerve supply of the anterior 2/3 of the tongue ? ( general sensation , taste , motor )

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general sens: through the lingual nerve
taste sense: chorda tympani
motor : hypoglossal nerve

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nerve supply of the posterior 1/3 of the tongue ? ( general sensation , taste , motor )

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general sens: glossopharyngeal nerve
taste sense:
motor : hypoglossal nerve

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nerve supply of the most posterior part of the tongue ? ( general sensation , taste , motor )

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general and taste sense: internal laryngeal branch of the vagus
motor : hypo glossal nerve

62
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Numerate the muscles of the tongue and their nerve supply

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styloglossus muscle , palatoglossus muscle , genioglossus muscle , hyglossus muscle
NS: hypoglossal nerve

63
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whats is the lateral structure to the frenulum of the tongue

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deep lingual vein

64
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what structure is lateral to the deep lingual vein

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fimbriated fold

65
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apex of the sulcus terminalis that separates the posterior from the anterior of the dorsum of the tongue

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foramen caecum

66
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function of the intrinsic or striated muscle fibres of the tongue

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narrowing-transverse
shortning-longitudnal
thinning-vertical

67
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action of the styloglossus muscle

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it draws the tongue upwards and backwards

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action of the genioglossus muscle

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with the opposite muscle ( left and right ) it protrudes the tongue and also depresses its median part

69
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origin and insertion of the genioglossus muscle

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superior genial tubercle of the tongue

insertion: whole body of the tongue

70
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action of the hyoglossus muscle

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depression of the tongue

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