Moore's Clinically Oriented Anatomy 9th Edition

Moore's Clinically Oriented Anatomy 9th Edition TEST
BANK By Dalley & Agur, ISBN: 9781975154066, All 10
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Where does the oral cavity begin and end? - ANSWER:Begins and the lips and cheeks
and ends at the oral pharynx

What to systems do the oral cavity introduce? - ANSWER:Beginning of the digestive
system
At the posterior forms a common pathway with the respiratory system

Where do the tonsillar pillars lie? - ANSWER:Between the anterior and posterior
tonsillar pillars

The oral cavity is divided into two parts: - ANSWER:vestibule and oral cavity proper

Vestibule - ANSWER:Space between the teeth and the inner mucosal lining of the lips
and cheeks

Where does an edentulous person's vestibule end? - ANSWER:At the alveolar ridge

Oral Cavity Proper - ANSWER:Area surrounded/contained by the teeth back to the
area of the palatine tonsils
Includes floor of the mouth and hard and soft palate

Vermillion zone - ANSWER:

Vermillion Border - ANSWER:area where the pink-red lip tissue meets the facial skin
lip line

Ala of the nose - ANSWER:The wing of the nose or outer edge of the nostril

Nares - ANSWER:nostrils

Labial commissure - ANSWER:corners of the mouth

Philitrum - ANSWER:vertical groove on the middle of the upper lip.
Cupids bow

Zygomaticoalveolar crest - ANSWER:ridge of bone at the upper posterior vestibular
space; beginning of the anterior part of the zygomatic arch (cheekbone)

Mucobuccal/mucolabial fold - ANSWER:Point at which the mucosa of the lips and
cheeks turns to go towards the gingival tissue