Tomography/Morphology

Question 1

Mesocephalic

Answer 1

47°

Question 2

Brachycephalic

Answer 2

54°

Question 3

Dolichocephalic

Answer 3

40°

Question 4

divides the body into left and right halves.

Answer 4

MSP

Question 5

the line that
connects the pupils or the outer canthi of the
patient’s eyes.

Answer 5

Inter Pupillary Line (IPL/ IOL) -

Question 6

the smooth, slightly raised triangular
area between and slightly superior to the
eyebrows and above the bridge of the nose.

Answer 6

Glabella

Question 7

located at the junction of the two nasal bones
and the frontal bone

Answer 7

Nasion

Question 8

“Little Thorn” the midlinepoint at the
junction of the upper lip and the nasal septum.

Answer 8

Acanthion -“Little Thorn” -

Question 9

the lower posterior angle on each side of the
jaw or mandible.

Answer 9

Gonion

Question 10

the large flap of ear made of
cartilage.

Answer 10

Auricle/ Pinna

Question 11

the small cartilaginous flap that coversthe
opening of the ear.

Answer 11

Tragus

Question 12

refers to the superior attachment of the auricle, or
the part where the side frames of eyeglasses rest.
- corresponds to the highest level of the petrousridge
on each side.

Answer 12

TEA

Question 13

Radiographic Baseline

Answer 13

OML

Question 14

AnthropologicalBaseline, Reid’s Baseline,
Frankfurterline

Answer 14

IOML

Question 15

OML to IOML

Answer 15

7 degrees

Question 16

OML to GML

Answer 16

8 degrees

Question 17

Inion

Answer 17

EOP

Question 18

Acanthion

Answer 18

AnteriorNasal Spine -

Question 19

These are large air-filled cavities lined with mucous
membrane, which is continuous with the nasal cavity

Answer 19

Paranasal Sinuses

Question 20

These parqnasal sinuses are divided into four groups, according
to the bones:

Answer 20

1. Maxillary Sinuses
2. Frontal Sinuses
3. Ethmoid Sinuses
4. Sphenoid Sinuses