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Unit I: Introduction
Chapter 1: Oral Cavity
1. Which structure forms the boundary between the
oral cavity and the pharynx?
A. Hard palate
B. Soft palate
C. Uvula
D. Lips
The soft palate forms the boundary between the
oral cavity and the pharynx, while the hard palate
forms the roof of the oral cavity.
, 2. A diastema is defined as a space between two
teeth in the same arch.
A. True
B. False
A diastema is a space between two teeth in the same
arch, commonly occurring between the maxillary
central incisors.
3. The red margin of the lip is known as the:
A. Mucogingival junction
B. Mucocutaneous junction
C. Vermilion border
D. Philtrum
The red margin of the lip is the mucocutaneous
junction, where the skin of the face meets the
mucous membrane of the lip.
4. Small bony growths that may be found on the
buccal mandible or maxilla are known as:
A. Endostoses
B. Exostoses
C. Torus palatinus
D. Rugae
,Small bony growths on the buccal mandible or
maxilla are called exostoses. Endostoses are
internal bony growths.
5. A cleft lip would form at the lateral junction of
the philtrum.
A. True
B. False
A cleft lip forms at the lateral junction of the
philtrum, which is the site of fusion of the
embryonic facial processes.
6. The incisive papilla is the anterior part of the
hard palate.
A. True
B. False
The incisive papilla is a small elevation of tissue
located anteriorly on the hard palate, just behind
the maxillary central incisors.
7. Which structure is posterior to the last
mandibular molar?
A. Retromolar pad
, B. Sublingual caruncle
C. Fauces
D. Uvula
The retromolar pad is a soft tissue area located
posterior to the last mandibular molar.
8. Another name for the inside of the cheek is the:
A. Hard palate
B. Buccal mucosa
C. Vermilion border
D. Philtrum
The inside of the cheek is lined by the buccal
mucosa.
9. Yellowish spots on the buccal and labial mucosa
are most often:
A. Sebaceous glands
B. Exostoses
C. Torus palatinus
D. Rugae