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Restorative Art Compend- Matching Flashcards

1
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Upper jaw

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Maxilla

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Forehead

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Frontal

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Base of the cranium.

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Occipital

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Top of the cranium.

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Parietal

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Lower jaw.

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Mandible

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6
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Eminence above the medial portion of the eyebrow.

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Superciliary Arch

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7
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Eminence at the top of the forehead.

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Frontal Eminence

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8
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Eminence between the eyebrows

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Glabella

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9
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Eminence on the midline of the chin

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Mental Eminence

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10
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Eminence above and behind the ear.

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Parietal Eminence

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11
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The foramen magnum is found here

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Occipital

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12
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The mastoid process is found here

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Temporal

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13
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The nasal spine is found here

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Maxilla

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14
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The incisive fossa is found here

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Mandible

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15
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The glabella is found here

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Frontal

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16
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Anterior “non-articulating” process of the ramus.

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Coronoid process

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17
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Ascending portion of the mandible.

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Ramus

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18
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Bone of the nasal cavity.

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Vomer

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19
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Insertion of the sternocleidomastoid muscle.

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Mastoid Process

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20
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Receptacle for the lower jaw.

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Mandibular Fossa

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21
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Marks the widest part of the cranium.

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Parietal Eminences.

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22
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Marks the widest part of the neck.

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Sternocleidomastoid Muscles

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23
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“Horse-shoe shaped portion of the lower jaw.

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Body of the Mandible

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24
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Marks the widest part of the face.

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Zygomatic Arches

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25
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Width of the base of the nose.

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One Eye Width

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26
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Width of the lateral corner of one eye to the lateral corner of the other eye.

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Three Eye Widths

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27
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Width of the mouth.

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Two Eye Widths

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28
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Width from the mid-line of the face to the medial corner of the eye.

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One-half Eye Width

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29
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The width of the face.

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Five Eye Widths

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30
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Moving laterally from the midline of the face, the corner of the mouth.

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One Eye Width

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31
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Moving laterally from the midline of the face, the lateral corner of the eye.

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One and One-Half Eye Widths

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32
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Moving laterally from the midline of the face, the side of the face.

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Two Eye Widths

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33
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Moving laterally from the midline of the face, the medial corner of the eye.

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One-Half Eye Width

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34
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An angular area between the posterior margin of the nasal wing and the superior margin of the nasolabial fold.

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Nasal Sulcus

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35
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The vertical groove located medially on the upper lip.

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Philtrum

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36
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An eminence of the anterior cheek.

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Nasolabial Fold

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37
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The groove at each end of the line of closure of the mouth.

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Angulus Oris Sulcus

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38
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A small convex prominence lateral to the end of the line of closure of the mouth.

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Angulus Oris Eminence

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39
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The furrows radiating from the lateral corner of the eye.

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Optic Facial Sulci

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40
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The furrow of the lower attached border of the lower eyelid.

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Inferior Palpebra Sulcus

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41
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The vertical or transverse furrows between the eyebrows.

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Interciliary Sulci

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42
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The furrow of the upper attached border of the upper eyelid.

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Superior Palpebra Sulcus

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43
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The shallow curving groove below the inner canthus of the eyelids.

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Oblique Palpebral Sulcus

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44
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Shallow depression located on the cheek or chin.

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Dimples

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45
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The furrow originating at the superior border of the nasal wing and extending to the side of the mouth.

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Nasolabial Sulcus

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46
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The horizontal furrows of the forehead.

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Transverse Frontal Sulci

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47
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The furrow beneath the jawline that rises vertically on the cheek.

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Mandibular Sulcus

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48
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The vertical furrow of the cheek.

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Bucco-facial Sulcus

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49
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The transverse, dipping furrows of the neck.

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Platysmal Sulci

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50
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Vertical prominences of the neck.

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Cords of the Neck

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51
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The junction of the lower lip and the chin that may appear as a furrow.

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Labiomental Sulcus

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52
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The junction of the base of the chin and submandibular area that may appear as a furrow.

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Submental Sulcus

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53
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The vertical furrows of the lips, extending from within the mucous membranes into the integumentary lips.

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Labial Sulci

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54
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The d-shaped elevation projecting out and over the ear passage.

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Tragus

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55
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A notch-like opening found between the tragus and the antitragus.

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Intertragic Notch

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56
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The concave shell of the ear.

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Concha

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57
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The depression located between the inner and outer rims of the ear.

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Scapha

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58
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The depression found between the crura of the antihelix.

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Triangular Fossa

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59
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The most inferior part of the ear, composed of fatty tissue.

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Lobe

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60
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The bifurcation of the antihelix.

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Crura

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61
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The inner rim of the ear.

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Antihelix

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62
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The outer rim of the ear.

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Helix

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63
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Small eminence located obliquely opposite the tragus on the superior border of the lobe.

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Antitragus

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64
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Divides the ear and its length into halves.

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Crus of Helix

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65
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Marks the measurement of the central one-third of the ear.

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Concha

66
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Marks the measurement of the lower one-third of the ear.

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Lobe

67
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The most shallow of the depressions of the ear.

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Scapha

68
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Marks the measurement of the superior one-third of the ear’s length.

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Anterior Crura

69
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The least common head shape from the frontal aspect.

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Triangular

70
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A profile view in which the forehead, upper lip and chin project equally to an imaginary vertical line.

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Straight

71
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The most common profile view.

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Convex

72
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The least common profile view.

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Concave

73
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The most common head shape from the frontal aspect.

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Oval

74
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Infantine form and description.

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Round

75
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Length and width are equal, with little curvature in the jawlines.

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Square

76
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Length is greater than width, and may be accompanied by hallow cheeks.

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Oblong

77
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Small cranial bones with great width between the angles of the jaw.

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Triangular

78
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The forehead and jawlines taper medially.

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Diamond

79
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The forehead recedes and the chin protrudes.

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Convex-Concave

80
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The forehead is vertical and the chin recedes.

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Balanced-Convex

81
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Both the forehead and the chin are vertical.

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Balanced

82
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The forehead protrudes and the chin is vertical.

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Concave-Balanced

83
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The forehead protrudes and the chin recedes.

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Concave-Convex

84
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Concave in profile view.

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Infantine Nose

85
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Straight from root to tip.

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Greek Nose

86
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Immediately inferior to the glabella.

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Root of the Nose

87
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Convex in profile view.

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Roman Nose

88
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Includes tip of the nose.

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Protruding Lobe of the Nose

89
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Concave arc at the inferior margin of the nasal wing.

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Arch of the Wing

90
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Lateral lobes of the nose.

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Wings

91
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Lateral walls of the nose.

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Sides

92
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Anterior ridge of the nose.

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Dorsum

93
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Superficial partition between the anterior nares.

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Columna Nasi

94
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Spherical area that includes the tip of the nose.

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Protruding Lobe

95
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Paired openings in the base of the nose.

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Anterior Nares

96
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Articulation of the frontal and nasal bones.

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Root of the Nose

97
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Angular area between the wing of the nose and the nasolabial fold.

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Nasal Sulcus

98
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Dome formed by articulation of the nasal bone.

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Bridge of the Nose

99
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Suggestive form of the attached border of the upper mucous membrane.

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Classical “Hunting Bow”

100
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Line at the junction of the moist and dry areas of the mucous membranes.

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Weather Line

101
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Formed by the normal contact of the free margins of the mucous membranes.

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Line of Mouth Closure

102
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The tiny dipping fullness located centrally on the upper mucous membrane.

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Medial Lobe

103
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Visible reddish portion of each lip.

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Mucous Membrane

104
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Medial groove on the upper integumentary lip.

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Philtrum

105
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Occurs at the junction of the lower integumentary lip and superior border of the chin.

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Labiomental Sulcus

106
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Prominence at the lateral end of the line of mouth closure.

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Angulus Oris Eminence

107
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Recedes laterally and superiorly from the upper mucous membrane.

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Upper Integumentary Lip

108
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Recedes laterally and inferiorly from the lower mucous membrane.

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Lower Integumentary Lip

109
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Recedes convexly and inferiorly from the line of eye closure.

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Inferior Palpebra

110
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Recedes convexly and superiorly from the line of eye closure.

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Superior Palpebra

111
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Convex area between the eyebrow and the superior palpebra.

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Supraorbital Area

112
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Cilia

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Eyelashes

113
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Supercilia

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Eyebrows

114
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Small eminence at the medial end of the line of eye closure.

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Inner Canthus

115
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Slit formed by contact of the superior and inferior palpebrae.

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Line of Eye Closure

116
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Acquired furrows at the attached margins of the palpebrae.

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Palpebral Sulci

117
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Acquired furrows extending laterally from the lateral end of the line of eye closure.

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Optic Facial Sulci

118
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Natural curving groove below the inner canthus.

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Oblique Palpebral Sulcus

119
Q

Waxing and recreation of natural markings.

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Treatment for Eyelids Wrinkled From the Reduction of Swelling

120
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Aspiration of cranial cavity through cribriform plate of the ethmoid bone.

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Treatment for Protruding Eyes

121
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Cosmetic concealment.

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Treatment for Discolored Palpebrae

122
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Hypodermic injection of tissue builder behind the eyeball.

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Treatment for Sunken Eyes

123
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Hypodermic injection of dehydrating agents or application of the electric spatula.

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Treatment for Swollen Eyes

124
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Brown

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Tertiary hue

125
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Red-Orange

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Intermediate hue.

126
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Black

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Achromatic hue.

127
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Pink

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Tint

128
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Green

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Secondary hue.

129
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Red and black mixed.

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Shade

130
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Green

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Cool Color

131
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Red

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Warm Color

132
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Red and green

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Complements

133
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Red and white mixed.

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Tint

134
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Twelve progressive hues.

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Color Wheel

135
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Red

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Primary Hue

136
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Orange

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Secondary hue

137
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Yellow-Orange

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Intermediate Hue

138
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Orange, green, purple

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Secondary hues

139
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Lightness or darkness of a hue.

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Value

140
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Red, yellow, blue

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Primary Hues

141
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Red mixed with blue.

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Purple

142
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Two hues whose mixture in equal quantities will produce gray.

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Complements

143
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Red+yellow

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Orange

144
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Green+blue

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Blue-Green

145
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Blue+yellow

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Green

146
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Orange+red

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Red-Orange

147
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Red+blue

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Purple

148
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Moving superiorly from the base of the chin, the base of the nose.

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One-Third

149
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Moving superiorly from the base of the chin, the eyebrows

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Two-Thirds

150
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Moving superiorly from the base of the chin, superior border of the chin.

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One-Ninth

151
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Moving superiorly from the base of the chin, the line of mouth closure.

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Two-Ninths

152
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The study of the face and features.

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Physiognomy

153
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Geometric form of the adult skull.

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Oval

154
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The care of the deceased to recreate natural form and color.

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Restorative Art

155
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Anatomical structure used for accurate location of the restored ear.

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External Auditory Meatus

156
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Protrusion of the jaw or jaws.

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Prognathism

157
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Yellow, blue-green, magenta

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Secondary Colors (In Light)

158
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Red, yellow, blue

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Primary Hues (In Pigment)

159
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Yellow-orange, blue-purple

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Complementary Hues

160
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Orange, green, purple

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Secondary Hues (In Pigment)

161
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Red, green, blue

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Primary Colors (In Light)

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