Nose & Paranasal Flashcards

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External nose:

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nasal bones, paired lateral cartilages and alar cartilages (major alar cartilages) in the central and lower portions of the nose

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has by far the greatest functional importance because most of the drainage tracts from the surrounding sinuses open into it.

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middle turbinate

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⚫️ Air-filled cavities that communicate with the nasal cavities

⚫️ Lined with mucoperiosteum and filled with air

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Paranasal Sinuses

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⚫️ It is pyramidal
⚫️ Roof: floor of the orbit
⚫️ Floor: Alveolar process
⚫️ Mucous memebrane is supplied by the superior alveolar and infraorbital nerves.

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Paranasal Sinuses: Maxillary Sinus

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⚫️ Roughly triangular, extending upward above the medial end of the eyebrow and backward into the medial part of the roof of the orbit
⚫️ Bounded behind by the anterior cranial fossa
⚫️ Mucous membrane is supplied by the supraorbital nerve.

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Paranasal Sinuses: Frontal Sinus

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⚫️ Located at the approximate center of the skull above the nasopharynx.
⚫️ Volume: 7.5 ml

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Paranasal Sinuses: Sphenoidal Sinus

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7
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Superior and medial to the maxillary sinus

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Paranasal Sinuses: Ethmoidal Sinus

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8
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The mucosal lining of the paranasal sinuses is made up of a ____

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ciliated cuboidal epithelium

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9
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Funnel-shaped

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Frontal sinuses

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10
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an hourglass-like narrowing between the frontal sinus and the anterior middle meatus through which the frontal sinus drains.

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Frontal recess

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⚫️ narrowest anterior air channels
⚫️ common sites of inflammation

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Frontal recesses

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⚫️ an ethmoturbinal remnant that is present in nearly all individuals.
⚫️ It is aerated and represents the most anterior ethmoid air cell.
⚫️ usually borders the primary ostium or floor of the frontal sinus; thus, ⚫️ its size may directly influence the patency of the frontal recess and the anterior middle meatus.

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agger nasi

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13
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a superior extension of the lateral nasal wall (medial wall of the maxillary sinus)

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uncinate process

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14
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Usually the largest of the anterior ethmoid cells.

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Ethmoid bulla

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15
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The gap between the ethmoid bulla and the free edge of the uncinate process defines the ____

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Hiatus semilunaris

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16
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serves as the primary drainage pathway from the maxillary sinus

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Infundibulum

17
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The anterior part of the nasal cavity (the nasal vestibule), like the external nose, is covered by skin composed of a multilayer ____

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keratinizing squamous epithelium

18
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A small area on the upper nasal septum, superior turbinate, and part of the middle turbinate, located adjacent to the cribriform plate, is covered by olfactory mucosa and is called the ___

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olfactory region