Oral Cavity-Exam II Flashcards

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What are the five Wayne’s World Rules?

A
  1. Tensor 2.Palatal 3. Glossus 4. Styloid 5. Pharyngeal
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What is the Tensor Rule?

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Anything with Tensor is innervated by V3 (& Chorda Tympani)

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What is the Palatal Rule?

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Anything with Palate in the name is X (Including Uvula)

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What is the Glossus Rule?

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Anything with Glossus is XII Including Intrinsic Tongue Muscles

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What is the Styloid Rule?

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Anything with styloid is IX EXCEPT stylohyoid which is VII

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What is the Pharyngeal Rule?

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Anything left with Pharyngeal in the name is X

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7
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What supplies the submandibular gland with blood?

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Ext Carotid->Facial Artery->Submental Artery

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What supplies the sublingual gland with blood?

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Ext Carotid->Lingual Artery->Sublingual Artery

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What are the four Intrinisic Muscles of the tongue?

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Superior Longitudinal, Inferior Longitudinal, Vertical, Transverse

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What is the function of the superior longitudinal intrinsic tongue muscle?

A

curl tongue superiorly and shorten

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What is the function of the inferior longitudinal intrinsic tongue muscle?

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curl inferiorly and shorten

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What do the vertical and transverse intrinsic tongue muscles do respectively?

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flatten and narrow tongue…respectively.

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What are the 4 extrinsic tongue muscles? What are their functions?

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Genioglossus (different question), Hyoglossus (retrude tongue raise the hyoid), Styloglossus (retrude tongue), Palatoglossus (elevate tongue, depress palate)

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14
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What are the three fibers of the Genioglossus? What are their functions?

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Superior fibers-Retract tip of tongue, Middle Fibers-Depress Dorsum, Inferior Fibers-Protrude tongue

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15
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What structure is just deep to the hyoglossus muscle?

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Lingual Artery

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16
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What are the 4 structures superficial to the hyoglossus muscle?

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  1. Lingual Nerve 2. Hypoglossal 3. Submandibular Duct 4. Lingual Vein
17
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What one muscle Protrudes the tongue?

A

GenioGlossus

18
Q

What 3 muscles Retrude the tongue?

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  1. Hyoglossus 2. StyloGlossus 3. Anterior Fibers of the GenioGlossus
19
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What 2 muscles depress the tongue?

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  1. Middle Fibers of the GenioGlossus 2. HyoGlossus
20
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What 2 muscles elevate the tongue?

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  1. PalatalGlossus 2. StyloGlossus
21
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What 2 muscles shorten the tongue?

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  1. Superior and 2. Inferior Intrinsic Tongue Muscles
22
Q

What muscle narrows the tongue?

A

Transverse Fibers

23
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What muscle flattens the tongue?

A

Verticle fibers

24
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What are the 5 muscles of the tongue?

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  1. Intrinsic Muscles of the tongue 2. Styloglossus 3. Palatoglossus 4. HyoGlossus 5. GenioGlossus
25
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What are the 4 muscles of the pharynx?

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  1. Sup, Mid, Inf Pharyngeal Contrictors 2. StyloPharyngeus 3. Palatopharyngeus 4. Salpingopharyngeus
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What are the 5 muscles of the Palate?

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  1. Tensor Veli Palatini 2. Levator Palatini 3. Palatoglossus 4. PalatoPharyngeus 5. Musculus Uvulae