Restorative Art Compend- Matching Flashcards
1
Q
Upper jaw
A
Maxilla
2
Q
Forehead
A
Frontal
3
Q
Base of the cranium.
A
Occipital
4
Q
Top of the cranium.
A
Parietal
5
Q
Lower jaw.
A
Mandible
6
Q
Eminence above the medial portion of the eyebrow.
A
Superciliary Arch
7
Q
Eminence at the top of the forehead.
A
Frontal Eminence
8
Q
Eminence between the eyebrows
A
Glabella
9
Q
Eminence on the midline of the chin
A
Mental Eminence
10
Q
Eminence above and behind the ear.
A
Parietal Eminence
11
Q
The foramen magnum is found here
A
Occipital
12
Q
The mastoid process is found here
A
Temporal
13
Q
The nasal spine is found here
A
Maxilla
14
Q
The incisive fossa is found here
A
Mandible
15
Q
The glabella is found here
A
Frontal
16
Q
Anterior “non-articulating” process of the ramus.
A
Coronoid process
17
Q
Ascending portion of the mandible.
A
Ramus
18
Q
Bone of the nasal cavity.
A
Vomer
19
Q
Insertion of the sternocleidomastoid muscle.
A
Mastoid Process
20
Q
Receptacle for the lower jaw.
A
Mandibular Fossa
21
Q
Marks the widest part of the cranium.
A
Parietal Eminences.
22
Q
Marks the widest part of the neck.
A
Sternocleidomastoid Muscles
23
Q
“Horse-shoe shaped portion of the lower jaw.
A
Body of the Mandible
24
Q
Marks the widest part of the face.
A
Zygomatic Arches
25
Width of the base of the nose.
One Eye Width
26
Width of the lateral corner of one eye to the lateral corner of the other eye.
Three Eye Widths
27
Width of the mouth.
Two Eye Widths
28
Width from the mid-line of the face to the medial corner of the eye.
One-half Eye Width
29
The width of the face.
Five Eye Widths
30
Moving laterally from the midline of the face, the corner of the mouth.
One Eye Width
31
Moving laterally from the midline of the face, the lateral corner of the eye.
One and One-Half Eye Widths
32
Moving laterally from the midline of the face, the side of the face.
Two Eye Widths
33
Moving laterally from the midline of the face, the medial corner of the eye.
One-Half Eye Width
34
An angular area between the posterior margin of the nasal wing and the superior margin of the nasolabial fold.
Nasal Sulcus
35
The vertical groove located medially on the upper lip.
Philtrum
36
An eminence of the anterior cheek.
Nasolabial Fold
37
The groove at each end of the line of closure of the mouth.
Angulus Oris Sulcus
38
A small convex prominence lateral to the end of the line of closure of the mouth.
Angulus Oris Eminence
39
The furrows radiating from the lateral corner of the eye.
Optic Facial Sulci
40
The furrow of the lower attached border of the lower eyelid.
Inferior Palpebra Sulcus
41
The vertical or transverse furrows between the eyebrows.
Interciliary Sulci
42
The furrow of the upper attached border of the upper eyelid.
Superior Palpebra Sulcus
43
The shallow curving groove below the inner canthus of the eyelids.
Oblique Palpebral Sulcus
44
Shallow depression located on the cheek or chin.
Dimples
45
The furrow originating at the superior border of the nasal wing and extending to the side of the mouth.
Nasolabial Sulcus
46
The horizontal furrows of the forehead.
Transverse Frontal Sulci
47
The furrow beneath the jawline that rises vertically on the cheek.
Mandibular Sulcus
48
The vertical furrow of the cheek.
Bucco-facial Sulcus
49
The transverse, dipping furrows of the neck.
Platysmal Sulci
50
Vertical prominences of the neck.
Cords of the Neck
51
The junction of the lower lip and the chin that may appear as a furrow.
Labiomental Sulcus
52
The junction of the base of the chin and submandibular area that may appear as a furrow.
Submental Sulcus
53
The vertical furrows of the lips, extending from within the mucous membranes into the integumentary lips.
Labial Sulci
54
The d-shaped elevation projecting out and over the ear passage.
Tragus
55
A notch-like opening found between the tragus and the antitragus.
Intertragic Notch
56
The concave shell of the ear.
Concha
57
The depression located between the inner and outer rims of the ear.
Scapha
58
The depression found between the crura of the antihelix.
Triangular Fossa
59
The most inferior part of the ear, composed of fatty tissue.
Lobe
60
The bifurcation of the antihelix.
Crura
61
The inner rim of the ear.
Antihelix
62
The outer rim of the ear.
Helix
63
Small eminence located obliquely opposite the tragus on the superior border of the lobe.
Antitragus
64
Divides the ear and its length into halves.
Crus of Helix
65
Marks the measurement of the central one-third of the ear.
Concha
66
Marks the measurement of the lower one-third of the ear.
Lobe
67
The most shallow of the depressions of the ear.
Scapha
68
Marks the measurement of the superior one-third of the ear's length.
Anterior Crura
69
The least common head shape from the frontal aspect.
Triangular
70
A profile view in which the forehead, upper lip and chin project equally to an imaginary vertical line.
Straight
71
The most common profile view.
Convex
72
The least common profile view.
Concave
73
The most common head shape from the frontal aspect.
Oval
74
Infantine form and description.
Round
75
Length and width are equal, with little curvature in the jawlines.
Square
76
Length is greater than width, and may be accompanied by hallow cheeks.
Oblong
77
Small cranial bones with great width between the angles of the jaw.
Triangular
78
The forehead and jawlines taper medially.
Diamond
79
The forehead recedes and the chin protrudes.
Convex-Concave
80
The forehead is vertical and the chin recedes.
Balanced-Convex
81
Both the forehead and the chin are vertical.
Balanced
82
The forehead protrudes and the chin is vertical.
Concave-Balanced
83
The forehead protrudes and the chin recedes.
Concave-Convex
84
Concave in profile view.
Infantine Nose
85
Straight from root to tip.
Greek Nose
86
Immediately inferior to the glabella.
Root of the Nose
87
Convex in profile view.
Roman Nose
88
Includes tip of the nose.
Protruding Lobe of the Nose
89
Concave arc at the inferior margin of the nasal wing.
Arch of the Wing
90
Lateral lobes of the nose.
Wings
91
Lateral walls of the nose.
Sides
92
Anterior ridge of the nose.
Dorsum
93
Superficial partition between the anterior nares.
Columna Nasi
94
Spherical area that includes the tip of the nose.
Protruding Lobe
95
Paired openings in the base of the nose.
Anterior Nares
96
Articulation of the frontal and nasal bones.
Root of the Nose
97
Angular area between the wing of the nose and the nasolabial fold.
Nasal Sulcus
98
Dome formed by articulation of the nasal bone.
Bridge of the Nose
99
Suggestive form of the attached border of the upper mucous membrane.
Classical "Hunting Bow"
100
Line at the junction of the moist and dry areas of the mucous membranes.
Weather Line
101
Formed by the normal contact of the free margins of the mucous membranes.
Line of Mouth Closure
102
The tiny dipping fullness located centrally on the upper mucous membrane.
Medial Lobe
103
Visible reddish portion of each lip.
Mucous Membrane
104
Medial groove on the upper integumentary lip.
Philtrum
105
Occurs at the junction of the lower integumentary lip and superior border of the chin.
Labiomental Sulcus
106
Prominence at the lateral end of the line of mouth closure.
Angulus Oris Eminence
107
Recedes laterally and superiorly from the upper mucous membrane.
Upper Integumentary Lip
108
Recedes laterally and inferiorly from the lower mucous membrane.
Lower Integumentary Lip
109
Recedes convexly and inferiorly from the line of eye closure.
Inferior Palpebra
110
Recedes convexly and superiorly from the line of eye closure.
Superior Palpebra
111
Convex area between the eyebrow and the superior palpebra.
Supraorbital Area
112
Cilia
Eyelashes
113
Supercilia
Eyebrows
114
Small eminence at the medial end of the line of eye closure.
Inner Canthus
115
Slit formed by contact of the superior and inferior palpebrae.
Line of Eye Closure
116
Acquired furrows at the attached margins of the palpebrae.
Palpebral Sulci
117
Acquired furrows extending laterally from the lateral end of the line of eye closure.
Optic Facial Sulci
118
Natural curving groove below the inner canthus.
Oblique Palpebral Sulcus
119
Waxing and recreation of natural markings.
Treatment for Eyelids Wrinkled From the Reduction of Swelling
120
Aspiration of cranial cavity through cribriform plate of the ethmoid bone.
Treatment for Protruding Eyes
121
Cosmetic concealment.
Treatment for Discolored Palpebrae
122
Hypodermic injection of tissue builder behind the eyeball.
Treatment for Sunken Eyes
123
Hypodermic injection of dehydrating agents or application of the electric spatula.
Treatment for Swollen Eyes
124
Brown
Tertiary hue
125
Red-Orange
Intermediate hue.
126
Black
Achromatic hue.
127
Pink
Tint
128
Green
Secondary hue.
129
Red and black mixed.
Shade
130
Green
Cool Color
131
Red
Warm Color
132
Red and green
Complements
133
Red and white mixed.
Tint
134
Twelve progressive hues.
Color Wheel
135
Red
Primary Hue
136
Orange
Secondary hue
137
Yellow-Orange
Intermediate Hue
138
Orange, green, purple
Secondary hues
139
Lightness or darkness of a hue.
Value
140
Red, yellow, blue
Primary Hues
141
Red mixed with blue.
Purple
142
Two hues whose mixture in equal quantities will produce gray.
Complements
143
Red+yellow
Orange
144
Green+blue
Blue-Green
145
Blue+yellow
Green
146
Orange+red
Red-Orange
147
Red+blue
Purple
148
Moving superiorly from the base of the chin, the base of the nose.
One-Third
149
Moving superiorly from the base of the chin, the eyebrows
Two-Thirds
150
Moving superiorly from the base of the chin, superior border of the chin.
One-Ninth
151
Moving superiorly from the base of the chin, the line of mouth closure.
Two-Ninths
152
The study of the face and features.
Physiognomy
153
Geometric form of the adult skull.
Oval
154
The care of the deceased to recreate natural form and color.
Restorative Art
155
Anatomical structure used for accurate location of the restored ear.
External Auditory Meatus
156
Protrusion of the jaw or jaws.
Prognathism
157
Yellow, blue-green, magenta
Secondary Colors (In Light)
158
Red, yellow, blue
Primary Hues (In Pigment)
159
Yellow-orange, blue-purple
Complementary Hues
160
Orange, green, purple
Secondary Hues (In Pigment)
161
Red, green, blue
Primary Colors (In Light)
