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43 Cards in this Set
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Name the Regions of the Face
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Identify the Parietal, Occipital and Temporal Regions and what bones do they each cover
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All covered by the scalp
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What is this an example of?
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(1) Prominent FRONTAL EMINENCE
(2) Thickening of the SUPRAORBITAL RIDGE (3) Congenital & acquired diseases |
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Name the Frontal Region anatomical landmarks
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Identify the (3) regions of the head in this picture
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What is INFERIOR to the orbital region and lateral to the nasal region?
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Infraorbital Region
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What is the area over the cheek?
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Zygomatic Region
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What is the most PROMINENT feature of the TEMPORAL REGION?
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The "Auricular Region" aka External Ear
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What is the flap that collects sound?
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Auricle
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What is the superior and posterior free margins of the auricle?
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Helix
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What is the INFERIOR free margin of the auricle called?
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Lobule
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What is the flap or tissue anterior to the meatus?
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Tragus
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What is the tube which transmits sound to the middle ear?
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External Acoustic Meatus
(aka "ear canal") |
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What is the flap of tissue OPPOSITE the tragus?
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Anti-tragus
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What is between the tragus and antitragus?
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INTERtragic Notch
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What is the area adjacent to the inner cheek
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Buccal region
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What is the lateral surface of the nose around the nostrils?
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Ala
Ala means "wings" |
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What is the groove that extends from the ala to the corner of the mouth?
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Nasilabial Sulcus
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What is the MOST prominent feature of the Oral Region?
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The Lips
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What is the outline of the lips from the surrounding skin?
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Vermillion Border
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What is the vertical groove in the upper lip?
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Philtrum (aka "Cupid's Bow)
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What is the MOST Prominent Feature in the Mental Region?
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The Chin
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What is the bony prominence of the chin?
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Mental Protuberance
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What is this region called?
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The Orbital Region
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What area produces tears?
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Lacrimal Glands
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What are the inner and outer corners of the eye called?
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Medial Canthus (toward midline)
Lateral Canthus |
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What is the white area of the eyeball?
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Sclera
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What is the pigmented area of the eyeball called?
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Iris
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What is the OPENING in the center of the iris?
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Pupil
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What is the thin membrane covering the FRONT of the eyeball and lines the insides of the eyelid?
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Conjunctiva
Bulbar- covering the eyeball Palpebral-lining the inside of eyelid |
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What is the horizontal portion of the mandible?
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The body
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What is the VERTICAL portion of the mandible?
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Ramus
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What is the posterior inferior border of the ramus
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Angle
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What is the anterior border of the ramus?
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Coronoid Process
"Superior part of ramus" Coronoid = "crown" |
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What is the articulating part of the mandible?
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Condyle
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What is the bone that supports the teeth?
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Alveolar Process
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The Region of the neck is divided by which muscle in what areas?
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Divided by the Sternocleidomastoid muscle
(1) anterior cervical triangle (2) posterior cervical triangle |
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What is the depression just below the glabella?
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Nasion
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What is located between the eyes?
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Nasal Root
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What is below the nasal root?
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Nasal Bridge
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What is the tip of the nose?
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Nasal Apex
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What is the nostril called?
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Naris
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What is the midline cartilage that separates the nares?
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Nasal Septum
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