TMJ Flashcards
the _______ part of the bone is involved in TMJ
squamous
the ________ is the articulation site of the TMJ
condyloid process/condyle
the bones involved with the TMJ are the ________ of the temporal bone and the ________ of the mandible
glenoid (mandibular) fossa, mandibular condyle
the TMJ is enclosed by a ________
connective tissue capsule
the condyle and the fossa form the _______ since it is both a _______ joint and a _______ joint
ginglymoarthroidal joint, ginglymus (hinging), arthrodial (sliding)
glenoid (mandibular) fossa is the ________ of the squamous portion of the temporal bone
undersurface
articular tubercle/eminence of the temporal bone is _______ to the glenoid/mandibular fossa
anterior
the tympanic part of the temporal bone is ______ to the fossa
posterior
the coronoid process is the ______ process of the mandible
anterior
an outer and inner fibrous connective tissue _______ layer covers the ________
articular, glenoid fossa
a fibrous articular layer covers the ______
condyle
condyle and fossa surfaces are separated by ________ and an ________
synovial cavities, articular disk
in a young adult (13) there is still ossification going on, but in an adult there is now ________ and _______ cartilage below the articular fibrous layer
fibrocartilage, calcified
the articular capsule is a dense fibrous membrane that surrounds the ______ and incorporates the articular eminence by attaching the ______, _______ and the neck of the _______
joint, eminence, articular disc, mandibular condyle
the articular capsule connects the articular eminence ________, tympanic fissuer _______, the glenoid fossa _______, and the ______ inferiorly
anteriorly, posteriorly, superiorly, condyle