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13 Cards in this Set
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Which bone ends up disassociated in a tripod fx?
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Zygoma
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Which bone forms the superior portion of the bony nasal septum?
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Ethmoid
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What is the function of the conchae or turbinates in the nasal cavity?
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Divide nasal fossae into compartments so incoming air can be warmed, filtered, and moistened
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Which bones form the roof of the orbit?
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Frontal
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Which bones form the floor of the orbit?
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Maxillary, zygoma
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Which bones form the Medial wall of the orbit?
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Ethmoid, lacrimal
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Which bones form the lateral wall of the orbit?
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Zygoma, sphenoid
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Which part of the orbit is involved in a blowout fracture?
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floor
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On which imaging plane would you be able to see all four rectus muscles of the eye?
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Coronal
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Which paranasal sinus would appear first on a CT image of hte face done coronal A to P
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Frontal
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Which sinuses are largest?
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Maxillary
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The first sinuses to develop are?
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Maxillary
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The function of sinuses are to
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lighten head, give resonance to voice
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