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Qtr 2 Quiz 2- Ear/Nose

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Helix is the   Outer rim of the ear  
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Origin/termination of the helix   Crus of the helix/lobe  
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Crus is deeper than   the cheek  
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Scapha   Fossa between inner and outer rims of the ear  
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Anti helix   Inner ear rim  
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Antihelix origin/termination   Top of lobe/ upper 1/3 becomes crura, terminates in the superior and anterior portion of the ear  
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Crura   Bifurcation of the anti-helix  
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WHere does the anterior wing of the crura go?   Under the helix  
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Does every one have two crura?   No.  
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Triangular fossa   depression between crura wings  
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Concha   Concave shell of ear, deepest depression, sinks in to the EAM  
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Tragus   elevation protecting ear passage, blends into lobe  
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Antitragus   small eminence obliquely opposite tragus, located on lobe  
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WHere is the only straight line on the ear?   Its attachment point  
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Does the ear change in shape?   No  
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The width is equal to...   1/3 the length  
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What is the primary anatomical guide?   Ear passage  
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The ear tilts at the same degree as what?   Ramus  
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WHat anatomical feature divides the ear in 1/2   Zygomatic arch  
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The crest of the ear is always equal to what anatomical feature?   Eye brow  
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Intertragic notch   Space between tragus and anti tragus  
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Lobe   non cartilagenous lowe 1/3 of the ear  
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Middle 1/3 borders   Superior portion of antitragus to superior portion of concha  
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Upper 1/3   Superior to the concha to crest  
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SHape of nose   pyramidal  
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Types of noses   Leptorrhine, Platyrrhine, Mesorrhine  
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Leptorrhine   long, narrow, prominent bridge  
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Platyrrhine   wide, short  
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Mesorrhine   Middle between other kinds  
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Nose profiles   Convex, concave, straight  
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Straight   Called the Grecian, straight regardless of angle  
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Convex   Hook nose, roman, aqualine. Outward curvature  
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Philtrum divides   Nose in 1/2 Wing to tip in profile  
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Nasal Bones   Superior and posterior of dorsum effects nose in profile  
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Nasal cavity   Pear shaped  
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Nasal Spine   Posterior 1/3 of nose  
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Cartilaginous plates   Septal (1), Lateral (4) made up of Superior (2) and inferior (2)  
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Septal cartilidge   Divdes nose in 2, attachd to vomer and ethmoid bone, curves anatomical left  
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Lateral cartilidges   Superior and inferior form sides and tip  
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Dorsum   Protruding ridge  
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Parts of Dorsum   Root, bridge, protruding, tip, convexity  
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Root   concavity inferior to glabella  
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Bridge   roughly triangular projection  
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protruding lobe   spherical angular termination  
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tip   greatest projection  
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Concave profile   Infantine, snub, pug, ski. Depression in the bridge. Has a retrousse (upturned end)  
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WIngs   Lateral lobes, superior to the columna nasi, greatest width.  
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Margins of the wings   Inferior- Arch of the wing Superior- origin of nasolabial fold  
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Columna nasi   Superficial partition between nostrils, most inferior part of the nose, forms right angle with the superior integumentary lip  
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Anterior nares   Nostril openings, oblique position, located in posterior 2/3, greatest depth is medial and posterior.  
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