exam 3 chapter 17 Flashcards

1
Q

what 2 sinuses are accessible to examine

A

frontal and maxillary sinuses

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2
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where are the frontal sinuses locations

A

frontal bone above and medial to the orbits

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3
Q

where are the maxillary sinuses located

A

in the maxilla along side walls of nasal cavitiy

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4
Q

what are the 2 deeper sinuses

A

ethmoid sinuses and sphenoid sinuses

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5
Q

which sinuses are present at birth

A

maxillary ethmoid sinuses

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6
Q

what is the first segment of the digestive system and an airway for the respiratory system

A

mouth

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7
Q

short passage bordered by lips, palate, cheeks, and tongue

A

oral cavity

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8
Q

anterior border of oral cavity, transition zone from skin to inner mucous membrane lining the oral cavity

A

lips

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9
Q

arching roof of mouth divided into 2 parts

A

palate

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10
Q

anterior part made up of bone

A

hard palate

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11
Q

posterior part, and arch of muscle that is mobile

A

soft palate

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12
Q

free projections hanging down from middle of soft palate

A

uvula

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13
Q

side walls of oral cavity

A

cheeks

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14
Q

what makes up the floor of the mouth

A

horseshow-shaped mandible bone

tongue, and underlying muscles

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15
Q

striated muscle arranged in a crosswise pattern so that it can change shape and position

A

tongue

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16
Q

rough, bumpy elevations on its dorsal surface

A

papillae

17
Q

smooth, shiny and has prominent veins

A

ventral surface

18
Q

midline fold of tissue connecting to floor of mouth

A

frenulum

19
Q

why is it important for the tongue to change shape

A

enhances functions in mastication, swallowing, cleansing teeth, and the formation of speech

20
Q

how many salivary glands does the mouth contain

A

3

21
Q

gland lies within cheeks in front of ear

A

parotid gland

22
Q

stensen’s duct

A

runs forward to open on buccal mucosa opposite second molar

23
Q

glands beneath mandible at angle of jaw

A

submandibular gland

24
Q

wharton’s duct

A

runs up and forward to the floor of mouth and opens at either side of frenulum

25
Q

smallest gland, almond shaped, lies within floor of mouth under tongue and has many small openings along sublingual fold under tongue

A

sublingual gland

26
Q

clear fluid that moistens and lubricates the food bolus, starts digestion, and cleans and protects the mucosa

A

saliva

27
Q

how many teeth do adults have

A

32

28
Q

what collars the teeth

A

gums (gingivae)

29
Q

gums

A

thick fibrous tissues covered with mucous membranes

30
Q

how are the gums different from the rest of oral mucosa

A

pale pink color and stippled surface

31
Q

What is the first segment of the respiratory system

A

nose

32
Q

what is the upper third of the nose made of

A

bone

33
Q

what is the lower 2/3rds of the nose made of

A

cartilage

34
Q

Kiesselbach’s plexus

A

anterior part of septum holds a rich vascular network

common site of nosebleeds

35
Q

lateral portion of each nasal cavity contains what

A

three parallel bony projections: superior, middle, and inferior turbinate

36
Q

where do sinuses drain

A

middle meatus

37
Q

where do tears from nasolacrimal duct drain

A

inferior meatus