Submandibular gland - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Posterior fontanel closes between ~ 1-2 months Anterior fontanel closes between ~ 9 months and 2 years Nasolabial folds ~ from nose to corner of mouth Temporomandibular Joint ~ connection on either side of the head between the temporal bone of the skull and mandibular bone of the jaw to palpate lymph nodes what motion should be used? ~ circular thyroid gland can be assessed with ~ swallowing preauricular nodes ~ in front of the ear parotid nodes ~ front of ear, superfici...

The tube that runs through the entire body from mouth to anus is called the.... - Answer-alimentary canal What are the four functions of the digestive system? - Answer-Ingestion Digestion Absorption Elimination This layer of the alimentary canal is the most superficial lined with epithelium, a lamina propria and muscular layer. - Answer-mucosa This layer consists of exocrine glands, blood vessels and nerve endings - Answer-submucosa This layer consists of a circular and longitudinal lay...

RDAEF2 Written Test Latest Update Graded A+ Labial commissure corner of mouth where upper and lower lips meet mental protuberance chin Root of nose Bridge of nose Philthrum Small rectangle between lip and nose Lip area Aka vermillion zone; bulk of lips Canthus Angle/corners of eye Alla Outer wing of nose Glabella Unibrow; space between eyes naris nose hole; nares- plural Septum Cartilage between nares Zygomatic arch Cheek bone; masseter originates here Angl...

All of the following are causes for needle breakage except: A. Weakening of the dental needle by bending it before insertion B. Sudden movement by the patient C. Large needles D. Inserting the needle to the hub - ANSWER C. Large needles The most common cause of transient facial paralysis is? A. Introduction of LA into the parotid gland. B. Introduction of LA into the venous plexus C. Introduction of LA into the submandibular gland D. Introduction of LA into the incisive foramen - ANSWER...

Rio Bio 202 Exam 3 Verified Solutions Latest Updated. Alimentary organs (descending order) - ANSWER mouth, pharynx, esophagus, stomach, small intestine, large intestine Accessory organs - ANSWER teeth, tongue, salivary glands, gallbladder, liver, pancreas Length of alimentary canal - ANSWER 30 feet in cadaver, shorter in living human because of muscle tone Number of adult teeth - ANSWER 32 Number of deciduous (baby) teeth - ANSWER 20 Types of teeth - ANSWER molar, premolar, canine,...

CAISS 2 question with complete solution 20233 portions of the temporal bone - correct answer squamous (vault) mastoid (base) petrous (base) The lamina papyracea is part of the _______________. - correct answer medial wall of the orbit The iris, choroid, and ciliary body belong to the ____________. - correct answer Uvea (part of the eye) The salivary gland includes what 3 additional glands? - correct answer parotid submandibular sublingual If vessel injury is described only as

Sialography - correct answer What radiographic examination includes the salivary ducts as the area of interest? Water-soluble CM - correct answer What is the CM used in Sialography? For definitive diagnosis of a problem related to one of the salivary ducts - correct answer What is the purpose of Sialography? Calculus - correct answer ...

what are the three salivary glands correct answer: parotid, submandibular, sublingual where is the parotid gland correct answer: back of the cheek where is the submandibular gland correct answer: under the jaw where is the sublingual gland correct answer: under the tongue is the mandible or maxilla stationary correct answer: maxilla what is the zygomatic bone correct answer: cheekbone where should the trachea and esophagus be correct answer: midline what type of gland...

INBDE Final Exam Patient: 52-year-old white male. Chief complaint: "Suddenly I can't move half my face or close my eye and my ear is ringing! Everything has less taste. My mouth is a little dry." Background/or patient history: Not applicable. Current Findings: Symptoms appeared suddenly. Facial paralysis on the left half of the face, including the forehead. The patient has tenderness posterior to his left ear. Eyes are moist. Which nerve do you suspect has a lesion? A. Facial Nerve ...

Name the 13 different cranial lymph nodes discussed in class - Answer-Preauricular Postauricular (mastoid) Occipital Parotid Retropharyngeal (tonsillar) Submandibular Submental Sublingual Anterior superficial cervical Posterior superficial cervical Facial Sternomastoid Supraclavicular normocephalic - Answer-Head, and all organs of the head, are completely normal microcephalic - Answer-Abnormally small head. Microcephaly- infants born with abnormally small heads hydrocephalic - An...