Facial Features

Question 1

This is the ear passageway opening in the head and best place to locate the best anatomical guide for the ear.

Answer 1

What is the external auditory meatus?

Question 2

This is the outer rim of the ear. It forms the? Begins inside the Concha, and ends at the top of the lobe, which connects to the cheek and interior superior portion attaches itself to the skin of the temple. The inner margin usually is greater interiorly and the outer room is close to the head, and has less of a lateral projection .

Answer 2

What is the helix?

Question 3

This is the beginning of the helix begins on the media wall of the Concha and lies directly above the zygomatic arch is where the arch cuts the ear and concha in half

Answer 3

What is the crus?

Question 4

This is the inner rim of the pinna, and is wider than the helix. It begins at the top of the lobe, and is superiorly / anterior portion of the ear - bifurcating into two branches known as the superior Curca, and the anterior cruces.

Answer 4

What is the antihelix?

Question 5

The face is five eyes wide, and is widest between these two arches

Answer 5

Where are the zygomatic arches?

Question 6

The width of the eye / the width of the decedent = the length of the nose in the picture / the length of the nose in real life on the decedent

this formula calculates what ….?

Answer 6

This formula allows the calculation of restoration of facial features.

Question 7

With Facial profiles, we compare the forehead and upper lip. So a feature that protrude further than the other is considered this

Answer 7

What is concave?

Question 8

For facial profiles, if a feature recedes in relation to the upper lip, it is considered this

Answer 8

What is convex?

Question 9

With facial profiles, if a feature is in a straight line with the upper lip, it is considered

Answer 9

What is vertical or balanced?

Question 10

A facial profile, where the forehead recedes, and the chin protrudes

Answer 10

What is convex concave?

Question 11

This is a facial profile with the forehead, protrudes and the chin recedes.

Answer 11

What is concave convex?

Question 12

This is a facial profile where the forehead is in line with the upper lip and the chin recedes.

Answer 12

What is vertical convex?

Question 13

This facial profile is when the forehead is in line with the upper lip, and the chin, protrudes.

Answer 13

What is vertical concave?

Question 14

This facial profile is when the forehead recedes, and the chin is in line with the upper lip.

Answer 14

What is convex vertical?

Question 15

This facial profile is when the forehead protrudes, and the chin is aligned with the upper lip.

Answer 15

What is concave vertical?

Question 16

This is the most common face shape. It is slightly wider at the forehead, which narrows as it moves towards the chin. It is rounded not angular and is considered egg shaped.

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What is oval?

Question 17

Also known as infantile type this is a old convex form of features. The forehead is low and rod cheeks are full and prominent chin is globular lips are full and nose is short and possibly concave.

Answer 17

What is a round face.

Question 18

With this face shape, the face is broad with little curvature forehead. The jaw and the face and features are angular as supposed to round. This is considered to be a strong face.

Answer 18

What is a square face?

Question 19

This is an elongated face, forehead and angle of the jaw are both squared off, and the nose is long and thin, and the chin is oval in shape.

Answer 19

What is an oblong shape?

Question 20

This is the least common face shape. It is wide at the angle of the jaw and narrow at the top of the forehead. The mouth is also wide.

Answer 20

What is triangle shape?

Question 21

This face shape is wide at the forehead, narrow at the jaw, high broad, forehead; narrow angular chin.

Answer 21

What is an inverted triangle shape?

Question 22

This face shape is wide across the cheekbones and narrow at the forehead and the jaw.

Answer 22

What is diamond shape?

Question 23

This particular view an inferior or superior viewpoint, which permits the comparison of the two sides or halves of an object or facial feature. There are four types.

Answer 23

What is a bilateral silhouette

Question 24

Most common of the bilateral silhouette, this exhibit a gentle curvature from frontal to lateral planes, The cheekbones are not as distant together as they are Square but not as close as in angular types.

Answer 24

What is an Oval Bilateral Silhouette?

Question 25

This is silhouette for refers to sharpness. The frontal plane is narrow. This form has the smallest distance between the two sides, large appears more flat.

Answer 25

What is an angular bilateral silhouette.

Question 26

This silhouette is full curving form, and as much broader in the front to the overtype the lateral plane are large and fully curved. The features tend to reproduce a globular form to the head.

Answer 26

What is a round full face?

Question 27

This bilateral silhouette has little curvature across the broad frontal plain, and the side of the face turns sharply at the cheek.

Answer 27

What is a square bilateral silhouette

Question 28

THE upper integumentary lip, cheeks and forehead, and the lower jaw are the four parts of the face that exhibit this type of facial curvature.

Answer 28

What is the bilateral curvature for horseshoe curvature?