Temporomandibular Joint Flashcards

1
Q

where do the mandibular condyles sit?

A

in the mandibular fossa

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2
Q

what structures are anterior and posterior to the mandibular fossa?

A

articular eminence anteriorly

postglenoid tubercle posteriorly

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3
Q

what is a feature of the mandibular fossa?

A

it is thin bone

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4
Q

what structure has high forces when biting?

A

articular eminence

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5
Q

what kind of cartilage does the articular eminence contain?

A

fibrocartilage

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6
Q

where is most of the pressure directed to in the TMJ?

A

articular eminence

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7
Q

where can the posterior aspect of the mandibular condyle be felt?

A

in the external meatus

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8
Q

the articular surface of the mandible is considered congruent/incongruent

A

incongruent

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9
Q

mandible is concave or convex?

A

convex

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10
Q

is the articular eminence concave or convex?

A

convex

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11
Q

where should you put your fingers to palpate the TMJ?

A

tragus

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12
Q

what does the inferior TMJ consist of?

A

mandibular condyle and inferior surface of disc

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13
Q

what does the superior TMJ consist of?

A

articular eminence and superior surface of disc?

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14
Q

what is the classification of the inferior TMJ?

A

hinge

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15
Q

what is the classification of the superior TMJ?

A

gliding

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16
Q

when do you get the anterior translation of the joint?

A

open mouth wider

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17
Q

what CAN’T the articular disc do?

A

repair and remodel

18
Q

what does the anterior joint capsule restrict?

A

posterior translation

19
Q

what does the inferior lamina of the bilaminar retrodiscal pad limit?

A

forward translation of the mandible

20
Q

where is the joint capsule the most strong?

most dislocated in which direction?

A

laterally

anterior

21
Q

what movements do the temporomandibular ligament limit?

A

downward translation, posterior translation, and rotation during mandibular depression

22
Q

what movements do the stylomandibular ligament limit?

A

protrusion

23
Q

what movements do the sphenomandibular ligament limit?

A

anterior translation

24
Q

what gliding kinematics can occur?

A

anterior and lateral glide

25
where does the lateral pterydoid attach and what does it control?
anterior disc | eccentric control of disc
26
protrusion is impt for opening/closing of mouth.
opening
27
retrusion is impt for opening/closing of mouth.
closing
28
what is protrusion limited by?
bilaminar retrodiscal tissue
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what is retrusion limited by?
temporomandibular ligament | compression of the retrodiscal area
30
what structures are being pulled during protrusion?
articular eminence, superior disc
31
how much ROM of lateral excursion is there?
8-11 mm
32
what are the arthrokinematic motions of lateral excursion?
spin ipsilaterally | translation contralaterally
33
what occurs to the mandible during deviation?
S curved | comes back to midline
34
what occurs to the mandible during deflection?
C curved | does not return back to midline
35
action of suprahyoid muscle group.
depression of mandible
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action of infrahyoid muscle group.
stabilizes the hyoid bone
37
action of masseter
closing, retrusion
38
action of temporalis
closing, retrusion, ipsilateral deviation
39
action of lateral pterygoid
protrusion, contralateral deviation, eccentric control disc upon closing
40
action of medial pterygoid
protrusion, contralateral deviation
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what occurs during forward head posture?
posterior rotation of head retrusion compression of retrodiscal pad masseter muscle overworks to close jaw