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oral cavity 1 Flashcards

1
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what mainly comprises the submandibular region?

A

the submandibular gland, suprehyoid muscles, and fascial a

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2
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the submandibular gland has a large ___ portion and a __ deep portion that is

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large, small

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3
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the deep portion of the submandibular gland is continuous with the posterior border of ?

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the mylohyoid muscle.

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4
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the suprahyoid m consist of ?

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digastric m
stylohyoid
geniohyoid
and mylohyoid

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5
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what is the function of the digastric m?

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pulls the chin down and back,

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6
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the anterior belly of the digastric m is innervated by? wheras posterior belly?

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ant: v3
post: fascial as it exits sylomastoid forament

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7
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what is the function of the stylohyoid m

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pulls the hyoid back to elongate the floor of the mouth

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what is the stylohyoid innervation?

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fascial nerve as it exits the stylomastoid foramen

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9
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the mylohyoid forms the muscular floor aka?

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diaphragma oris

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10
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what is the innervation of the mylohyoid?

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nerve to the mylohyoid V3

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11
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the mylohyoid acts as a ____ to support the muscular mass of the tongue

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sling

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12
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the geniohyoid extends where

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from the inferior genial tubercle (mental spine) to the hyoid bone.

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13
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what is the action of the geniohyoid?

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protrude the hyoid

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14
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what is the innervation of the geniohyoid?

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C1 via the hypoglossal nerve XII

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15
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what two muscles comprise the actual floor of the mouth?

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the geniohyoid and the mylpohyoid

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16
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how many ducts does the submandibular gland have?

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1

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17
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how does the submandibular duct leave the gland? pathway all the way to termination

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leaves the deep portion of the submandibular gland and crosses the lingual nerve before terminating the submandibular papilla.

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18
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what are the three salivary gland?

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the submandibular, parotid and sublingual

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19
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which salivary gland is the smallest

?

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the sublingual gland.

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20
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how many openings/duct does the sublingual gland have?

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10-30 separate openings

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20
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how many openings/duct does the sublingual gland have?

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10-30 separate openings

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21
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where is the sublingual gland found?

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the floor of the mouth, grooving the medial aspect of the mandible.

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22
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boundaries of the oral cavity

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extends from the lips to the oropharyngeal isthmus.

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23
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where is the vestibule of the oral cavity

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slit like opening between the gums/teeth and the lips/cheek

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24
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where is the oral cavity proper?

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within the alveolar arches

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25
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boundaries of the oral cavity proper

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roof: hard and soft palate
floor: anterior 2/3 of the tongue and the reflection of the mucous membrane off the tongue to the gums.

26
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frenulum of the tongue is a ?

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midline fold of mucous membrane from the tongue down onto the floor

27
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orifice of the sublingual duct?

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on the submandibular papillae on either side of the frenulum

28
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sublingual fold?

A

sublingual gland under the mucous membrane

29
Q

the tongue is a mass of skeletal muscle with a ___ ___ ___ dividng it into rt/lt halves.

A

median fibrous septum

30
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functions of the tongue

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taste, mastification, swallowing, speech.

31
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what is the tongue anchored to?

A

the styloid process, hyoid bone, mandiblem and pharynx

32
Q

the tongue has two parts, what are they?

A

the oral and pharyngeal part

33
Q

oral part exhibits?

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tip of tongue: rest against incisors
margin of the tongue: related to gums and teeth
dorsum of the tongue

34
Q

the dorsum of the tongue is convex and divided into anterior 2/3 and posterior 1/3 by what?

A

the sulcus terminalis.

35
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the median pit at the apex of the “V” of the sulcus terminalis is called the?

A

foramen cecum that marks the opening of the thyroglossal duct which is the spot where the thyroid descends in as an epithelial invagination.

36
Q

the epithelium of the dorsum of the tongue exhibits what? and what are the four types.

A

lingual papillae

  1. filiform
  2. fungiform
  3. curcum vallate
  4. foliate
37
Q

the filiform lingual papilla is the most _____ and has ____ tips.

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numerous and kertinized tips. (food texture) no taste buds

38
Q

fungiform is found where on the tongue?

39
Q

do the fungiform have tastebuds and if so where are they found?

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yes, on lateral aspects

40
Q

where can you find the circum vallate ? tastebuds?

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numberes from 3-14 in a row anterior to the sulcus terminalis. they have taste buds on their lateral aspects

41
Q

foliate found where?

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leaf-like and located along the posterior margin of the tongue.

42
Q

the phayrngeal part of the tongue faces ___ and forms the anterior wall of the ___

A

posteriorly, oropharynx.

43
Q

the surface of the pharyngeal part of the tongue is what in comparison to the oral part?

A

smoother, but still contains bumps due to the lymphoid follicles projecting from the lingual tonsils.

44
Q

the pharyneal part of the tongue have NO what

?

A

lingual papillae

45
Q

the mucous membrane of the pharyngeal portion of the tongue reflect posteriorly over onto the anterior aspect of the epiglottis forming three folds,, what are they>

A

a single median glossoepiglottal fold and two lateral glossoepiglotial folds.

46
Q

the pockets inbetween the mucousal folds are pocket like and referred to as the ?

A

epiglottic valleculae

47
Q

intrinsic musculature of the tongue is responsible for?

A

the form and shape of the tongue

48
Q

intrinis musculatrue is ___ __ arranged into thick bundles of fibers oriented in several planes. what are they?

A

skeletal muscles

superior, inferior longitudinal, transverse and vertical

49
Q

the tongue is the only place in the body where skeletal muscle bundles are oriented at ___ to one another

A

90 degree angles.

50
Q

4 pairs of extrinsic muscles of the tongue are?

A

genioglossus
hyoglossus
styloglossus
palatoglossus

51
Q

the genioglossus is fan shape and extends from what ?

A

extends from the superior genial tubuercle up into the muscle mass of the tongue

52
Q

what does the genioglossus do ?

A

pulls the tongue forward to protrude the tip and depress the medial region to make the surface concave

53
Q

the hyoglossus is flat, quadrangular muscle extending from ?

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the hyoid on both sided to the tongue.

54
Q

action of the hyoglossus>

A

it is a depressor that can retract the tip of the tongue.

55
Q

what two things pass deep the the posterior border of the hyoglossus>

A

CN IX and lingual a

56
Q

styloglossus arises from the? and passes where? action?

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arises from the styloid process and passes to the lateral aspect of the tongue, it is a retractor.

57
Q

palatoglossus passes up into the ____ within the _____ fold.

A

soft palate, palatoglossus fold.

58
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what does the palatoglossus restrict?

A

the oropharyngeal isthmus by bringing the two anterior pillars together in the midline closing off the oral cavity of the oropharynx.

59
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what is the action of the palatoglossus ?

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elevates the roof of the tongue

60
Q

the pharyngeal plexus is formed by what nerves?

A

pharyngeal branch of CN X, glossopharyngeal, post gang sympathetic fibers, from superior cervical ganglion.

61
Q

blood supply of the tongue is the

62
Q

lymphatic drainage of the tongue: tip, anterior 2/3, posterior 1/3

A

tip” submental nodes

ant: submandibular and deep cervical nodes
posterior: deep cervical nodes

63
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where are the motor fibers of the pharyngeal plexus derived from?

A

the cranial root of the CN XI. and distributed to all muscles of the pharynx except for the stylopharngeus CN IX, and tensor palati v3. by CN X

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