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oral Flashcards

1
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what positions food on occlusal surfaces

A

buccinator and tongue

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2
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what nn and vessels may be found in the mandiblar foramen

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inf alveolar nn and Aa/Vv

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3
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what nn innervates the intrinsic mm of the tongue

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CN 12, hypoglossal

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4
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lymph drainage of the oral region

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typically down and in to the int jugular, crossover may occur to the submandibular lymph nodes but not always

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5
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free, attached gingiva and alveolar mucosa

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free: not attached to underlying bone, most coronal
attached: firmly attached to underlying bone
alveolar mucosa: superficial to the alveolar bone

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6
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inn of the max teeth

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ALL BRANCHES OF CNV2
incisors and canine: anterior sup. alveolar nn
PM and half the 1st molar: middle sup. alveolar
2nd half M1 and M2 and 3: post. sup. alveolar
NOT EXACT VARIATION MAY OCCUR

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7
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Inn of the maxillary gingiva

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CNV2 BRANCHES
incisors to canine: half ant sup alveolar and half infra orbital to the distal
PM: mesial=infraorbital, distal=mid sup alveolar
M: post sup alveolar

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8
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man teeth inn

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CNV3 BRANCHES
anterior teeth: incisive branch of the inf alveolar
posterior: dental branches of the inf. alveolar

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9
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man gingival inn

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CNV3 BRANCHES
anterior+PM: mental branch of the inf alveolar
M: buccal branch

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10
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inf alveolar continues on past the teeth as?

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mental branch of CNV3

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11
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where does the inf alveolar nn enter the mandible, landmark?

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mandibular foramen, lingula

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12
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additional motor inn of CNV3

A

mylohyoid
ant belly digastric
tensor veli palatini
tensor typmpani

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13
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descidous teeth eruption pattern

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CI>LI>C>M1>M2

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14
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permanent teeth eruption pattern

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M1>CI>LI>C>PM1>PM2>M2>M3

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15
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opening/closing of the eutachian tube

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opens and close with the salpingopharyngeal fold, action done by the tensor palatini veli inn by CN V3

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16
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portions of the palate/composition

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Hard: maxilla and palatine bones
soft: mm/aponeurosis, mucosa, palatine glands

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17
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portions of the pharynx sup to inf

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nasopharynx
oropharynx
laryngopahrynx

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18
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what can be found in the nasopharynx

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eustachian tube

isthmus of the pharynx/transition to oropharynx

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19
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contents of the oropharynx

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palatopharyngeal arch

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20
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palatoglossal arch

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from the palate to the tongue

contains palatoglossus mm

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21
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palatopharyngeal arch

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from the palate to the base of tongue/pharynx

contains the palatopharyngeus mm

22
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waldeyer’s ring

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palatine, adenoids and lingula tonsils form a ring of lymphoid tissues for the nasal and oral cavity

23
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epiglottis

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tissue that will fold to protect the trachea from debris when ingesting foods

24
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mm of the tongue

A

intrinsic tongue mm
genioglossus
mylohyoid
geniohyoid

25
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foramen of the hard palate

A

incivise foramen

greater/lesser palatine foramen

26
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palatine glands secretions

A

secrete mucus/saliva

27
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portions of the soft palate, landmark?

A 
aponeurosis 
muscular 
mucosa 
glands 
pterygoid hamulus often present here
28
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uvula

A

downhang of the soft palate, may contain mm fibers

29
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arches of the posterior oral cavity, contents/between them?

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palatoglossal and palatopharygeal arches, between them is the palatine tonsil

30
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contents of the G/L palatine foramen

A

G/L palatine nn and Aa

31
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what mm goes over the pterygoid notch

A

tensor palatini veli

32
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musculus uvulae

A

mm of the uvula

33
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tensor palatini veli action/ inn

A

CN V3
tenses the soft palate
open the eutachian tube during swallowing and yawning

34
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levator veli palatini action/ inn

A

CN X PHARYNGEAL BRANCH

elevates soft palate during yawning and swallowing

35
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palatoglossus action/inn

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PHARYNGEAL BRANCH CN X

elevates post tongue, draws soft palate onto tongue

36
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palatopharyngeus action/inn

A

PHARYNGEAL BRANCH CN X

tenses soft palate and pulls walls of pharynx sup,ant and medially while swallowing

37
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musculus uvulae action/inn

A

PHARYNGEAL BRANCH CNX

shortens uvula/pulls superiorly

38
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incisive foramen contents

A

nasopalatine nn and Aa

39
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tongue divisions

A

anterior 2/3 and post 1/3 seperated by circumvalle papailla

40
Q

post third of the tongue is?

A

lingual tonsil

41
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wharton’s/stenson’s ducts

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whartons= submandibular, located on the lingual frenulum

stenson’s=parotid

42
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genioglossus action/inn

A

CN 12

tongue protrusions, central depression

43
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hyoglossus action/inn

A

CN 12

depresses tongue, retrudes

44
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styloglossus action/inn

A

CN 12

retrudes and curls tongue, helps to form central trough

45
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palatoglossus action/inn

A

mm of palate=CN 10 inn

elevates posterior tongue/depress soft palate

46
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blood supply/drainage of teeth

A

aa and vv of same name as the nn that supplies them

47
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blood supply of the tongue

A

from the ext carotid

gives off lingual aa that forms the sublingual and deep lingual aa to supply the tongue

48
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venous drainage of the tongue

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drained by deep lingual, dorsal lingual and sublingual vv

all drain into the internal jugular vv

49
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lymph drainage of the tongue

A

down and in pattern
usually to subman, sublingual and deep cervical LN
important for cancer metasesis

50
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whartons duct, obstruction?

A

large duct of the subman gland

can be obstructed due to high mucus content/drying out=leads to pathology/stone formation

51
Q

what ligament attaches to the lingula

A

sphenomandibular

52
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posterior superior alveolar foramen contents

A

posterior superior alveolar nn, aa and vv for max teeth

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