TMJ Flashcards

1
Q

what is glenoid fossa is aka

A

mandibular fossa

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2
Q

define synovial joint

A

type of joint surrounded by fluid called synovial fluids

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3
Q

define Hilton’s Law

A

Innervation of a joint also innervates the muscle that moves the joint and the overlying skin

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4
Q

define congenital

A

present from birth

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5
Q

define ipsilateral

A

occurring to side of body

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6
Q

define bruxism

A

involuntary habitual grinding of teeth (commonly when asleep)

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7
Q

define dystonia

A

muscular spasm linked with neurological disease or side effect of drug therapy

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8
Q

define Articular tubercle

A

rounded eminence on anterior aspect of squamous temporal bone.

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9
Q

define petrotympanic fissure and what is it aka

A

located in temporal bone specifically TMJ to tympanic cavity squamotympanic or glaserian fissure

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10
Q

define tympanic cavity

A

small cavity surrounding bones of middle ear

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11
Q

6 main components of TMJ

A

Condyles, Temporal bone (glenoid fossa), disc, capsule, ligaments, muscle

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12
Q

the synovial joint is lined with f…….. which is vascular/avascular.

A

fibrocartilage

avascular

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13
Q

what does the articular disc divide? (2)

A

upper and lower compartments

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14
Q

What is the TMJ innervated by? And what law does it follow?

A
Trigeminal Nerve (V)
Hilton's law
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15
Q

What does the articular disc allow? (2 movements)

A

Hinge movements (rotation) and gliding movements (translation)

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16
Q

What type of cartilage do synovial joints have?

A

Fibrous

17
Q

Hyaline cartilage creates what type of surface?

Rough or Smooth

A

Smooth

18
Q

Give an example of a TMJ disorder that is

  • Joint Linked
  • Neuro-muscular complex linked
A

JL- Congenital, arthritis, disc derangement

NMC- Bruxism, profacial dystonias and occlusal disturbances, atypical TMJ pains