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TMJ Flashcards

(15 cards)

1
Q

lateral ligament
stylomandibular ligament
sphenomandibular ligament

A

lateral ligament- prevent post dislocation

stylomandibular ligament- prevent inf dislocation

sphenomandibular- prevent inf dislocation “swinging rope” to mandible

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2
Q

is tmj congruent? why?

A

NO, its INCONGRUENT bc both articular eminence and mandibular condyle are convex. this is addressed by a biconcave articular disc covered in fibrocartiledge

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3
Q

what muscle maintains the resting position of the tmj joint

A

temporalis M

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4
Q

tmj: roll and slide for depression

A

early phase- roll posterior
late phase- slide anterior

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5
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tmj: roll and slide for elevation

A

early phase- slides posterior
late phase- rolls anterior

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6
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tmj: roll and slide for protrusion

A

no roll
Anterior and slightly inferior slide of condyle and disc

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7
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tmj: roll and slide for retrusion

A

no roll
posterior and slightly superior slide of condyle and disc

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8
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tmj: roll and slide for left and right lateral excursion:

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9
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where does the tmj attach anteriorly and posteriorly and which is weaker

A

anteriorly: joint capsule and lat pteryjoid (this is weak so ant dislocation is predisposed)

post: laminae

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10
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what is jaw deflection at the TMJ joint

A

jaw shifts to one side from midline, deflecting to the side that is the most tight, and remains there until max opening

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11
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what is jaw deviations at the TMJ joint

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Jaw deviates to one side during openings but returned to midline either an S curve or C curve

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12
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explain articular disc displacment and the 2 stagees: with reduction and without

A

with reduction: clicking
without reduction: disc does not relocate so limited mandibular motion

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13
Q

What are some components of the TMJ joint capsule

A

elastic

firm medially and laterally

thing and loose anterior and posterior

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14
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which muscles created bite and shear force

A

masseter ans medial pterygoid (specificlly R pt and L mass produce L lat deviation which produces force)

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15
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Explain how regional inter-dependence happens between head and neck and TMJ

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