Unit 3

Question 1

What the cavity within the mouth where food may pocket is called

Answer 1

? periodontal?

Question 2

The largest bone of the facial skeleton

Answer 2

mandible

Question 3

The movable muscle mass that closes the oral nasal port during phonation of some sounds

Answer 3

?velopharengeal?

Question 4

The large vertical muscle that is sometimes considered a neck muscle which depresses the mandible

Answer 4

Platysma

Question 5

The muscle that is engaged when you pout the lower lip

Answer 5

mentalis

Question 6

How many deciduous teeth humans have (baby)

Answer 6

20

Question 7

Which sound is produced when the orbiculares oris is rounded

Answer 7

vowels? w?

Question 8

Which sound is produced when the posterior lingual surface makes contact with the posterior pharyngeal wall

Answer 8

k, g

Question 9

Which sound is produced when a continuous air flow resonates through the nasal cavity

Answer 9

/m/

Question 10

Which sound is correctly produced when the lingual apex is anterior to the teeth

Answer 10

th sounds

Question 11

Rapid contraction of the inferior longitudinal will result in production of this sound

Answer 11

most likely r… T? d? curls tongue back

Question 12

Contraction of the masseter during swallowing is a sign of blank

Answer 12

tongue thrust?

Question 13

A child with known VPI will likely have difficulty producing this sound

Answer 13

most non nasals ex b

Question 14

This muscle may be damaged during a tonsillectomy as it is contained within the anterior faucial pillar

Answer 14

palatoglossus

Question 15

Which muscle helps to open the eustachian tube to equalize air pressure

Answer 15

tensor veli palatini and

levator veli palatini

Question 16

What kind of muscle the styloglossus is

Answer 16

extrinsic

Question 17

Whether the nasal conchae help to increase or decrease the surface area of the nose which warms the air you breath

Answer 17

increase

Question 18

What the contraction of the levitor veli palatini

Answer 18

elevates the soft palate

Question 19

What the incisive foramen identify what from what

Answer 19

midline in the palate posterior to the central incisiors, at the junction of medial palatine and incisive sutures.
anterior and posterior?

Question 20

Where the palatopharyngeus is contained

Answer 20

velum

Question 21

What the contraction of the musculus uvulae does

Answer 21

closes the velo pharyngeal port
shortens and broadens the uvula. This changes the contour of the posterior part of the soft palate. This change in contour allows the soft palate to adapt closely to the posterior pharyngeal wall to help close the nasopharynx during swallowing

Question 22

Whether or not the ethmoid bone articulates with the frontal bone

Answer 22

true

Question 23

what is important about this hole*

Answer 23

it is the external auditory meadious

Question 24

Hyoid bone*

Answer 24

i know this one

Question 25

Maxilla*

Answer 25

upper jaw

Question 26

Largest bone of the face*

Answer 26

mandible

Question 27

The occipital lobe*

Answer 27

Aback of head has a whole in it

Question 28

The juncture between the hard and soft palate*

Answer 28

inter palatine suture

Question 29

big sheet coming down from neck (giant muscle that could be considered neck)*

Answer 29

Platysma

Question 30

bridge of nose*

Answer 30

Nasal bone

Question 31

Label the ridges or bumps located posterior to the teeth*

Answer 31

Alveolar ridge?

Question 32

Large winged bone of the face*

Answer 32

sphenoid

Question 33

bone on side of head *

Answer 33

Temporal bone

Question 34

Label the muscle that helps to open and close the eustachian tube*

Answer 34

tensor veli palatini

Question 35

Label the cheek bone (technical name)

Answer 35

Zygomatic

Question 36

Technical name for the pink part of the lips

Answer 36

vermillion

Question 37

Divot between the ridges underneath the nose (on face) is called

Answer 37

Piltrum

Question 38

Space between the upper and lower eyelid is called

Answer 38

palpebral fissure