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CT/MR Sinuses/Facial
Question | Answer |
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What is the superior portion of the bony nasal septum? | perpendicular plate |
What is the largest immovable facial bone? | maxilla |
Name the small bone that forms the medial wall of the orbit and is posterior to the nasal bone? | lacrimal |
What is the proper name for the cheek bone? | Zygoma |
What is the inferior portion of the bony nasal septum? | vomer |
What sinus is inferior to the pituitary gland? | sphenoid |
What is the smallest cranial bone? | ethmoid |
What facial bone helps with filtration and circulation of air in the nose? | nasal conchae |
What facial bone makes up the bridge of the nose? | nasal bone |
What is the largest movable facial bone? | mandible |
What structure anchors the brain anteriorly? | cristi galli |
Which sinus is the most superior? | frontal |
What are four functions of the sinus? | resonating chamber for voice; helps to warm and moisten air; shock absorbers; possible help in control of immune system |
What are the two functions of the facial bones? | provide structure and shape for face; provide support for face |
What is the cranial bone between the orbits? | ethmoid |
What part of the ethmoid bone that contains foramina for the olfactory nerves? | cribiform plate |
Which of the three sets of nasal conchae are cranial bones? | superior and middle nasal conchae |
Name the 14 facial bones | volmer-1; inferior nasal conchae-2; nasal-2; maxilla-2; mandible-1;palatine-2;zygomatic-2; lacrimal-2 |
What 3 cranial bones does the Zygoma articulate with? | frontal, temporal, sphenoid |
Name the four sinuses. | frontal, maxillary, ethmoid, sphenoid |
How many sinuses are found on cranial bones? | 3- frontal, ethmoid, sphenoid |
What imaging modality is best to image the sinuses? CT or MR | CT |
What imaging modality is best to image the facial bones: CT or MR? | CT |
How are axial slice for sinuses imaging orientated? | parallel with the OML |
How are coronal images of the sinuses orientate? | perpendicular to the OML |
What is an appropriate slice thickness for sinuses? | 2-5 mm |
When would contrast be used for imaging of the sinuses? | suspected mass or abscess or cellulitis |
What is sinusitis? | inflammation of the sinuses; can be viral, bacterial, or fungal |