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RA/Nose

Parts of the Nose

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Anterior ridge of the nose dorsum
3 parts of the Dorsum 1. root 2. bridge 3. protruding lobe
Concave dip below the forehead (glabella) at the articulation of the frontal & nasal bones root
The dome over the upper part of the Nasal cavity & formed by the nasal bones bridge
The spherical area forming the inferior part of the Dorsum and adjoining the wings and Columna Nasi; also includes the tip protruding lobe
The point of greatest projection of the nose & protruding lobe tip
The inferior margin of the Wing which forms a concave arc (superiorly) arch of the wing
The lateral lobes of the nose which lie between the Protruding Lobes and the cheeks (or Nasal Sulci) wings
The small angular area between the Wing and the cheek (Nasolabial Fold) nasal sulcus
The tiny superficial partition between the nostrils; most inferior part of the nose columna nasi
Bisects the base of the nose upper integumentary lip
The eminence of the cheek adjacent to the mouth; extending from the superior part of the posterior margin of the wing of the nose to the side of the mouth. nasolabial fold
Nostril openings anterior nares
The inferior margin of the Wing which forms a concave arc (superiorly) arch of the wing
forehead eminence above the root glabella
General shape of nose pyramidal
3 General Types of Nose Shapes 1. leptorrhine (straight) 2. platyrrhine (broad) 3. mesorrhine (between lepto & messo)
Profile Classification of Noses 1. straight nose (Grecian nose) little or no curvature. 2. convex nose (Roman/Aquiline/hook; dorsum curves 3. concave (infantine/snub/pug) depressed or inward curve.
How many cartilaginous plates in the Nose? total of 5; one septal cartilage; four lateral cartilages
The furrow originating at the superior border of the wing of the nose and extending to the side of the mouth nasolabial sulcus
The wall separating the anterior nares is called what? septum
The protruding ridge of the nose is called what? bridge
The anterior nares are located in the posterior ______ of the nose? 2/3
The philtrum dissects what fractional measurement from tip to wing? 1/2
The nostrils are what fractional measurement of the base of the nose? 2/3
The nasal spine is what fractional measurement of the total projection of the nose? 1/3
The greatest width of the nose is measured between the wings and represents what fractional measurement of the nose's length? 2/3
Created by: karlbwilsonsr
 

 



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