Nose

Question 1

A dominant feature of the face, because of this, accurate size and form will be more important than on any other feature.

Answer 1

The nose

Question 2

A pyrimidal mass.

Answer 2

Nose

Question 3

The nose leans _________ to one side.

Answer 3

Asymmetrical

Question 4

Form of the bilateral silhouette of the base of the nose:

Answer 4

Three Fused Spheres

Question 5

The base of the nose is bisected by the upper lip.

Answer 5

Profile View of The Nose

Question 6

1. Leptorrhine
2. Mesorrhine
3. Platyrrhine

Answer 6

Racial Classifications of The Nose

Question 7

• A nose of the white (caucasoid) race.
• Prominent at the bridge.
• Long

Answer 7

Leptorrhine (Western European)

Question 8

• Nose of the yellow (mongoloid) race.
• Intermediate between the other two noses.

Answer 8

Mesorrhine (Asiatic)

Question 9

• Nose of the black (African) race.
• Minimum projection at the bridge.
• Broad and short.

Answer 9

Platyrrhine (African)

Question 10

• Size of the nasal bones.
• Margins of the nasal cavity.

Answer 10

Dimensions of the nose are indicated by these things.

Question 11

• Width of the nose at the wings.
• Most inferior part of the nose at the nasal spine of the maxilla.

Answer 11

Margins of The Nasal Cavity

Question 12

• Straight (Greek)
• Convex (Roman)
• Concave (Infantine, Retrosse, Snub, Pug)

Answer 12

Profile Classifications

Question 13

• Most common type.
• The anterior ridge exhibits a straight line from the root to tip.

Answer 13

Straight (Greek)

Question 14

• Sometimes called a hook or aquiline nose.
• The convexity may be continuous from the root to the tip.

Answer 14

Convex (Roman)

Question 15

• Is the depressed type.
• The entire profile, from the root to the tip may dip concavely.

Answer 15

Concave (Infantine, Retrousse, Snub, Pug)

Question 16

1. Nasal Bones (2)
2. Boarders of the nasal cavity.
3. Nasal spine of the maxilla.
4. Major Cartilages of the nose (5)

Answer 16

Anatomy of The Nose

Question 17

• Bridge of the nose
• The thin covering of tissues repeat the form of the nasal bones.

Answer 17

Nasal Bones (2)

Question 18

• Is pear shaped in form.
• Influences the length and width of the nose.

Answer 18

Boarders of The Nasal Cavity

Question 19

• The sharp boney projection located medially at the inferior margin of the nasal cavity.
• It creates the boney limit of the length of the nose.
• It is covered by the columna nasi.

Answer 19

Nasal Spine of The Maxilla

Question 20

• Septum (1)
• Superior Lateral Cartilage (2)
• Inferior Lateral Cartilage (2)

Answer 20

Major Cartilages of The Nose

Question 21

• Large vertical cartilage.
• Divides the nasal cavity into a right and left chamber.
• Supplies almost all the projection of the inferior half of the nose.
• Bends to one side resulting in the nose being asymmetrical.

Answer 21

Septum (1)

Question 22

These four cartilages support the covering tissues of the lower half of the nose.

Answer 22

Lateral Cartilages (superior and inferior)

Question 23

• Connected to a nasal bone and an inferior lateral cartilage.
• Supplies the fullness to the lateral wall of the nose.

Answer 23

Superior Lateral Cartilage (2)

Question 24

• Both cartilages unite at the medial line.
• Create the rounding form of the protruding lobe of the nose.

Answer 24

Inferior Lateral Cartilage (2)

Question 25

1. Dorsum
2. Wings
3. Columna Nasi
4. Sides
5. Nasal Sulcus
6. Nasolabial Fold
7. Anterior Nares
8. Glabella

Answer 25

Parts of the nose

Question 26

Anterior ridge of the nose.

Answer 26

Dorsum (Protruding Ridge)

Question 27

• Root
• Bridge
• The protruding lobe

Answer 27

Components of the Dorsum

Question 28

The concave dip below the glabella.

Answer 28

Root

Question 29

The dome over the upper part of the nasal cavity formed by the nasal bones.

Answer 29

Bridge

Question 30

The spherical area forming the inferior part of the dorsum.

• Tip

Answer 30

The Protruding Lobe

Question 31

Point of greatest projection.

Answer 31

Tip of the Protruding Lobe

Question 32

• Form the superior nasi.
• They form the inferior margin identified as the Aran of the wing.
• Creates the greatest width of the nose.

Answer 32

Wings (Lateral Lobes)

Question 33

Superficial partition between the nostrils.

• The most inferior part of the nose.
• In a profile view, it is at a right angle to the upper lip.

Answer 33

Columna Nasi

Question 34

The lateral walls of the nose between the wings and the bridge.

Answer 34

Sides

Question 35

The small angular area between the wing and the cheek.

Answer 35

Nasal Sulcus

Question 36

Anterior fold of the cheek.

Answer 36

Nasolabial Fold

Question 37

The nostril openings.

Answer 37

Anterior Nares

Question 38

The forehead eminence located above the root and the geometric shape is a triangle.

Answer 38

Glabella