(E1) 2 - Oral Cavity Overview Flashcards
Exam 1 - KLING (NOT ON EXAM) (46 cards)
______ is the gateway to the GI tract and respiratory system.
Oral cavity
Basic Functions of the Oral Cavity
What are the three types of oral mucosa?
The oral cavity is divided into two parts. What are they
- Oral vestibule
- Oral cavity proper
The _____ begins as an ectodermal depression, represents the future oral cavity/mouth
Stomodeum
What is hypekeratosis?
__________- develops as part of the pharyngeal tube and arises predominantly from PA 2,3,4
Oropharynx
What is the vestibular lamina? (labiogingival)
What is the stomodeum surrounded by?
What is the oral vestibule?
Slit-like spaces between the teeth and gingiva (gums) and the lips and cheers.
What are the boundaries of the oral vestibule?
What are the functions of the oral vestibule?
What are the contents of the oral vestibule?
What are the named mucosal features in the oral vestibule?
Image of Oral Vestibule
What is the oral cavity proper?
Space between the upper and lower dental arches.
Boundaries: Oral Cavity Proper
Functions: Oral Cavity Proper
Contents: Oral Cavity Proper
What is the Oropharynx?
Function: Oropharynx
Boundaries: Oropharynx
Contents: Oropharynx
What is the oral mucosa?
A mucous membrane is a moist lining of the
nasal cavity, oral cavity, and other passageways