oral cavity Flashcards
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Name the boundaries of the oral cavity
roof: palate
floor: tongue
Lateral wall: cheek
Ant wall: lips
Oral cavity communicates with the outside through_____
oral fissure
Oral cavity communicates with the oropharynx through the ______
oropharyngeal isthmus
The oral cavity comminicates with the ____ through the oropharyngeal isthmus
oropharynx
The oral cavity is divided into 2 parts : 1) ___ 2)___
vestibule
oral cavity proper
_____ is the space btw the teeth and lips / cheek
vestible
_____ is the space past the teeth
oral cavity proper
______: a median fold of m.m connecting the internal surface of the upper lip to the outer surface of upper gingiva
frenulum
frenulum of the upper lip connects the _____ of the upper lip to the outer surface of the upper ____
upper lip
gingiva
(same for lower lip)
______: median fold of m.m. connecting the inferior surface of the tongue to the floor of the mouth
frenulum linguae
_____: a fold of m.m over the sunlingual salivary gland
sublingual fold (plica)
the sublingual fold covers which gland?
sublingual salivary gland
Plica is ______
aka sublingual fold
_______: a papillae on each side frenulum of tongue that holds the submandibular duct
sublingual papilla (caruncle)
Location of the parotid gland
opposite upper second molar tooth
(3) sensory nerves to the cheek
Infrarbital (V2) Zygomaticofacial N (V2) Buccal N (V3)
origin of infraorbital N
V2
Origin of the zygomaticofacial N
V2
Origin of the buccal N
V3
(2) N to the lips
Infraoribital N (V2) Mental N (V3)
N for the upper lip ( and origin)
infraorbital N (V2)
N for the lower lip (and origin)
mental N (V3)
Which divisions of the trigem are purely sensory?
V1, V2
Which division of the trigeminal gives (S/M)
mandibular N
- to the muscles of mastication, tensor vili palatini, and temporal tempini
c.c.____ : inflam of the mm of the mouth
stomatitis
c.c. _____ : canker sores
aphthous stomatitis
Name the five parts of the tooth
crown neck root root canal apical foramen
__: visible part of the tooth
crown
___: part of the tooth that is at the level of the gums
neck
____: the embedded portion of the tooth
root
____foramen: where the N’s and blood vessels enter through to go into the root canal
apical foramen
Number of permanent teeth
32
incisors: 4
canines: 2
premolars: 4
molars: 6
Number of deciduous teeth
20
Incisors: 4
Canines: 2
Molars : 4
There are no _____ deciduous teeth
premolars
and 2 less molars
Origin of the superior/inferior alveolar arteries
maxillary A.
_____&_____ arteries supply the teeth
superior and inferior alveolar art.
from the maxillary art
superior alveolar N origin
maxillary V2
Inferior alveolar N origin
mandibular V3
___& _____ lymph nodes drain the oral cavity
submental & submandibular
The mandibular N and maxilary N split after the _____gg
trigeminal gg
The maxillary N gives off the ________ to the upper teeth
Post, middle, and anterior superior alveolar N
______ : is the anterior 2/3 of the palate
hard palate
The hard palate is formed by the _______ of the maxillary bone and the ______ of the palatine bone
palatine processes
horizontal plates
What two bones make up the hard palate
maxillary & palatine bones
palatine process and horizontal plates
_______: is the movable posterior 3rd of the palate
soft palate
the soft palate is made up of what 3 things?
Muscle
CT
mm
What passes through the incisive fossa?
nasopalatine N
The nasopalatine fossa is posterior to ____
central incisors
_____ is located medial to the third molar tooth
greater palatine foramen
What passes through the greater palatine foramen
greater palatine nerves and vessels
Lessr palatine foramina is located posterior to ___
the greater palatine foramen
What passes through the lesser palatine foramina
lesser palatine N & vessels
to the soft palate
The lesser palatine N innervates the ______
soft palate (and surrounding structures)
The soft palate has no ______
boney skeleton
The soft palate has an anterior ________ part and a posterior _____ part
anterior aponeurotic part
posterior muscular part
The uluva hangs from _____
soft palate
Lateraly, the soft palate is conti with the wall of the ______
pharynx
The soft palate is joined to the tongue by the _____arch
palatoglossal arch
The soft palate is joined to the pharynx by the ____ arch
palatopharyngeal arch
_____ is the space btw the oral cavity and the pharynx
fauces
Boundaries of the fauces
superior: soft palate
inf: root of the tongue
Lat: faucial pillars (arches)
______: is the platopharyngeal arch and the palatoglossal arch
faucial pillars (arches)
_____: the space bwt the oral cavity and orophaynx
isthmus of fauces
ant- palatoglossal folds
post- palatopharyngeal folds
Borders of the isthmus of fauces
ant- palatoglossal folds
Post- palatopharyngeal folds
Location of the palatine tonsils
within the isthmus of fauces
The palatine tonsils are located btw which structures
ant- palatoglossal fold
post- palatopharyngeal fold
mucosa of the hard plate
palatine raphe
N to the tensor veli palatini M
medial pterygoid N (V3) via otic gg
The medial pterygoid N (V3)synpases at the _____gg
otic gg
Which muscle of the soft palate is innervated by the medial pterygoid N (V3)
tensor veli palatini
What muscle innervates the soft palate besides the tensor veli palatini M
pharyngeal arch of Vagus N (pharyngeal plexus)
the pharyngeal arch of vagus N communicates with what plexus
pharyngeal plexus
Action of the tensor veli palatini
tenses soft palate
opens auditory tube
Action of the levator veli palatini
elevates soft palate
Action of the palatoglossus M
elevates posterior tongue
draws soft palate into the tongue
Action of the palatopharyngeus M
tenses soft palate
pulls wall of pharynx sup/ant/med during swollowing
Action of the musculus uvulae
shortens uvula and pulls it superior
arterial supply to the soft palate
greater palatine (descending palatine A) Lesser palatine (descending palatine A)
The lesser palatine A to the soft palate anastomoses with the ______
(ascending palatine branch) of the facial Art.
The palatine veins drain into the ______
pterygoid venous plexus
Name the three (S) nerves of the soft and hard palate
Greater palatine
lesser palatine
nasopalatine
___N innervates the gingivae, mm, glands of hard palate
Greater palatine N (S)
_____N innervates the soft palate
lesser palatine N (S)
______N innervates the mm of the anterior part of the hard palate
Nasopalatine N (S)
Motor innervation for the hard and soft palate comes from the _______N (except the ______M)
Motor: pharyngeal plexus
Except: tensor veli palatini
The ______N comes from the incisor fossa
nasopalatine (S) - mm of the anterior part of the hard palate
The tongues anterior 2/3rd in the _______ cavity
oral
1/3 rd in the oropharynx
Fxn of the tongue (3)
Swallowing
articulation
mastication
The tongues posterior 1/3rd is located in the _____
oropharynx
anterior 2/3rd is in the oral cavity
All extrinsic M of the tongue end with -_______
glossus
_____M forms the main bulk of the tongue
genioglossus
Which extrinsic tongue M blends with the intrinsic tonguw M
palatoglossus
___M of the tongue causes protrusion of the tongue
genioglossus
& depression
_____M of the tongue depresses the sides
hyoglossus
__& ____M retract the tongue
styloglossus ( pulls up)
palatoglossus ( elevates post. side during swallowing)
_____M elevates the posterior side of the tongue during swallowing
palatoglossus
All extrinic tongue M are supplied by the _____N
and give the exception
hypoglossal N
- palatoglossus is supplied by the Vagus via the pharyngeal plexus
Which extrinsic tongue M is innervated by the vagus N via the _____ plexus
palatoglossus M
via the pharyngeal plexus
___ intrinsic M curls tongue longitudinally upward & elevates apex
superior longitudinal M
_____ intrinsic M curls the tongue longitudintally downward & depresses the apex
inferior longitudinal M
____ intrinsic M narrows and elongates the tongue
transverse
_____ intrinsic M flatten and broadens the tongue
vertical
GO BACK TO N OF THE TONGUE
NOW!
_____M separates the lingual art. and N
hyoglossal
artery=interior
c.c. carcinoma of the tongue will travel to the lymph vessels of the ____ , posterior to the _____
neck
SCM
c.c. Herpes lesion: virus to the _____ lymph. Lesions on the tongue
submandibular lymph
Name the 3 primary salivary glands
parotid
submandibular
sublingual
enzyme for carb digestion
salivary amylase
fat digestion enzyme that will not acitivate until the stomach
lingual lipase
PS N supply to the parotid gland
auriculartemporal N
otic gg