Flashcards in facial bones study guide Deck (98):
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How many facial bones are there
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Know what facial bones there are two of
◾️nasal
◾️lacrimal
◾️zygomatic
◾️palatine
◾️inferior nasal conchae
◾️maxillary
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Which bones make the bridge of the nose
Nasal bones
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Which facial bones are the smallest in the skull
Lacrimal
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What is the purpose of the lacrimal foramen
Where the tear duct passes
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Which facial bones are the largest immovable bones
Maxillary
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The body of the maxilla contains the
Maxillary sinus
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Where is the infraorbital foramen located? What bone is it on? What structure is it located under?
➡️located on the maxillary bone under each orbit
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What is the alveolar process?
Inferior borders of spongy bone that support roots of teeth
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The anterior nasal spine is part of what bone
Maxillary
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The anterior nasal spine correlates with what landmark
Midline junction of maxillary
Acanthion
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The prominence of the cheeks is formed by the
Zygomatic
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Which process is part of the zygomatic bone
Temporal process
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The zygomatic arch is formed by which two processes
Temporal and zygomatic
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The L shaped facial bones are
Palatine
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Which facial bone is scroll shaped
Inferior nasal conchae
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The vomer forms what part of the nasal septum
Inferior nasal septum
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What is the largest bone and densest bone of the face
Mandible
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What portion is the body of the mandible
Horizontal
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What portion is the rami of the mandible
Vertical
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The angle of the mandible is also known as the
Gonion
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The bump on the lower front of the mandible is called
Mental protuberance
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The area where the right and left halves of the mandible have fused is called
Symphysis
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Where the mental foramina located
Halfway between superior/inferior borders below 2nd premolar teeth
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The mandibular notch is located between what two structures
Coronoid and condylar process
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In the mandible which process is anterior and which is posterior?
➡️anterior-coronoid
➡️posterior- condylar
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The condyle of the mandible articulates with what to form the TMJ?
Mandibular fossa of temporal bone
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What shape is the hyoid bone?
U shaped
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Where is the hyoid bone located?
Base of tongue
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Does the hyoid bone attach to any other bone?
No
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Can you do lateral facial bones upright or lying on the table?
Semi prone or seated upright
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If you do the lateral facial bones on the table what position will the patients body be in?
Semiprone
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On the lateral facial bone the MSP is _____ to the IR when doing a lateral skull
Parallel
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The interpupillary line is _______ to the IR when doing a lateral skull
Perpendicular
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The IOML is _____ to the IR when doing a lateral skull
Parallel
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How do you place the film for lateral facial bones
Lengthwise
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A right lateral demonstrates _____ side and the left lateral demonstrates the ____ side
◾️right
◾️left
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What bone should be in the center of the lateral facial bone image
Zygomatic bone
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What is superimposed on the lateral facial bones image
Mandibular rami and orbital roofs
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What is touching the IR on the lateral facial image
Side of head
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What is the CR for lateral facial bones
Perpendicular; enters pt on lateral surface of zygomatic bone halfway between the outer canthus and EAM
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What structures do you see on the lateral facial bones
⚫️all facial bones entirely
⚫️zygomatic bone in center
⚫️SI mandibular rami
⚫️SI orbital roofs
⚫️no rotation of sella turcia
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In the parietocanthial (waters) projection what will touch the IR
Chin
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In the parietocanthial (waters) projection Where will the CR enter/exit?
Perpendicular; exit acanthion
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In the parietocanthial (waters) projection the MML should be ____ to IR
Perpendicular
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In the parietocanthial (waters) projection the OML should be ____ to the IR
37 angle
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In the parietocanthial (waters) projection the MSP should be ____ to the IR
Perpendicular
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In the parietocanthial (waters) projection where should the petrous ridges be seen
Below maxillary sinuses
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In the parietocanthial (waters) projection you should collimator to the
Facial bones
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In the acanthioparietal (reverse waters) projection what will touch the IR
Back of head
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In the acanthioparietal (reverse waters) projection where will the CR enter/exit?
Enters acanthion
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In the acanthioparietal (reverse waters) projection the MML should be ____ to the IR
Perpendicular
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In the acanthioparietal (reverse waters) projection the OML should be ___ to the IR
37 angle
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In the acanthioparietal (reverse waters) projection the MSP should be ____ to the IR
Perpendicular
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In the acanthioparietal (reverse waters) projection where should the petrous ridges be seen
Immediately below maxillary sinus
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In the acanthioparietal (reverse waters) projection you should collimator to the
Facial bones
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In the acanthioparietal (reverse waters) projection for trauma what do you do differently
Adjusting the CR so that it enters the acanthion while remaining parallel with the MML
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What's the difference in the waters and reverse waters images?
In the reverse waters the facial bones will be more magnified due to increased OID
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How do you know this a Pa axial skull
Petrous ridges in the lower third of orbits
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In the PA axial skull (Caldwell) the OML is ____ to IR
Perpendicular
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In the PA axial skull (Caldwell) the MSP is _____ to the IR
Perpendicular
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In the PA axial skull (Caldwell) what is touching the IR
Forehead and nose
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In the PA axial skull (Caldwell) where does the CR exit
Nasion
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In the PA axial skull (Caldwell) do you angle the cr if so hoe much and what direction?
15 caudal
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In the PA axial skull (Caldwell) what structures do you see on this image?
Petrous ridges in the lower third
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In the lateral nasal bones what patient position is used for this
Semi prone can be done upright
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In the lateral nasal bones what lines do you use
◾️MSP parallel to tabletop
◾️IPL perpendicular to tabletop
◾️IOML parallel to IR
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In the lateral nasal bones MSP ____ to tabletop
Parallel
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In the lateral nasal bones IPL ___ to tabletop
Perpendicular
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In the lateral nasal bones IOML ___ to IR
Parallel
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In the lateral nasal bones what's the CR
Perpendicular to bridge of nose
Enters 1/2 distal to nasion
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In the lateral nasal bones what needs to be included on the image
◾️anterior nasal spine
◾️nasal bones
◾️nasal septum
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In the lateral nasal bones what type of technique will you use
Finger
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In the lateral nasal bones is it done tabletop or Bucky?
Tabletop
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In the SMV(Submentovertical) the IOML ___ with IR
Parallel
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In the SMV(Submentovertical) MSP is ____ to IR
Perpendicular
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In the SMV(Submentovertical) what is touching the IR
Top of head
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In the SMV(Submentovertical) where does the CR enter or exit? You need to know both
Enters MSP of throat at a level 1 inch posterior to outer canthus/midway between condyles if mandible
Exit vertex
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In the SMV(Submentovertical) the CR should pass at a level approximately ____ to the outer canthus
1 inch posterior
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In the SMV(Submentovertical) preferably do this with the patient seated upright or supine?
Upright
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In the SMV(Submentovertical) what structures do you see
◾️zygomatic arches free from overlying structures
◾️zygomatic arches symmetric and without foreshadowing
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In the SMV(Submentovertical) do you decrease or increase exposure factors
Decrease
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In the tangential zygomatic arch the IOML ___ to the IR
Parallel
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In the tangential zygomatic arch MSP ___ to IR
15 toward side being examined
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In the tangential zygomatic arch what is touching the IR
Top of head
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In the tangential zygomatic arch the CR should pass at a level approximately to ____ the outer canthus
1 inch posterior
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In the tangential zygomatic arch the cr is centered over the
Zygomatic arch
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In the tangential zygomatic arch preferably do this with the patient upright or supine
Upright
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In the tangential zygomatic arch what structures do you see on this image?
◾️zygomatic arches free of overlying structures
◾️zygomatic arch not over exposed
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In the tangential zygomatic arch rotate the MSP ____ degrees ___ the side being examined. Then tilt the top of the head _____ degrees _____ from the side being examined. Why do we do this?
In the tangential zygomatic arch rotate the MSP 15 degrees toward the side being examined. Then tilt the top of the head 15 degrees away from the side being examined.
To ensure the CR is tangent to the lateral surface of the skull
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In the AP axial (Townes method) for zygomatic arches OML is ____ or the IOML is _____ to IR
Perpendicular
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In the AP axial (Townes method) for zygomatic arches MSP is _____ to IR
Perpendicular
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In the AP axial (Townes method) for zygomatic arches what is touching the IR
Back of the head
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In the AP axial (Townes method) for zygomatic arches where does the CR enter
Enter glabella
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In the AP axial (Townes method) for zygomatic arches if using OML then the cr angle will be ___
30
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In the AP axial (Townes method) for zygomatic arches if using the IOML thence angle will be
37
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In the AP axial (Townes method) for zygomatic arches what structures do you see on this image
⚫️no overlap of zygomatic arches by mandible
⚫️no rotation evident because arches are symmetric
⚫️zygomatic arches projected lateral to mandibular rami
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