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What are the 5 factors that affect facial markings?   show
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show Loss of muscle tone with age causes sagging and the markings move as well. There is gradual dehydration, and collagen production reduces.  
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show *Hot, dry, windy climates-> accelerate dehydration *More/less exposure to sun-> accelerates dehydration, increases risk of skin cancer  
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show The change from standing to supine causes the direction of sag to change, laying supine can smooth wrinkles and make lines look longer.  
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show Rapid loss of weight-> results in increased sag, which results in an increase in the length/# of lines  
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How can heredity affect facial markings?   show
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A crevice in the skin bordered by adjacent elevations   show
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An elongated depression in a relatively level surface   show
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A recurved margin having greater projection than the surrounding area   show
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show 9 Natural 11 Acquired  
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show Philtrum, Nasolabial Fold, Nasal Sulcus, Oblique Palpebral Sulcus, Angulus Oris Eminence, Angulus Oris Sulcus, Labiomental Sulcus, Submental Sulcus, & Dimples  
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Name the 11 acquired facial markings   show
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The vertical groove located medially on the superior integumentary lip   show
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show Nasolabial Fold  
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The angular area between the posterior margin of the wing of the nose and the nasolabial fold   show
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Shallow, curving groove below the inner corner of the eyelids   show
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A small convex prominence lateral to the line of lip closure   show
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show Angulus Oris Sulcus  
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The junction of the lower lip and the chin which may appear as a furrow   show
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show Submental Sulcus  
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show Dimples  
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show Nasolabial Sulcus  
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Horizontal furrows of the forehead caused by the frontalis muscle   show
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show Vertical Intercilliary Sulci  
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show Horizontal Intercilliary Sulci  
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Furrows that radiate from the lateral corner of the eye caused by the orbicularis oculi   show
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show Superior Palpebral Sulcus  
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show Inferior Palpebral Sulcus  
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Vertical furrow of the cheeck   show
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show Mandibular Sulcus  
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Vertical furrows of the lips   show
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Transverse dipping furrows of the neck   show
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Vertical prominences of the neck   show
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show Ear  
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show *Composed of primarily cartilage *Width is 2/3 the length *External auditory meatus is anatomical guide *Zygomatic arch divides in half *Mandibular condyle lies just anterior to tragus *Crest of curvature lies even with the eyebrow  
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*Outer rim of the ear *Inner margin is undercut *Origin: Crus of the Helix   show
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show Crus of the Helix  
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show Scapha  
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show Antihelix  
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show Crura  
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The depression between the crura in the anterior portion of the superior third of the ear   show
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*Concave shell of the ear *Deepest depression & leads to the auditory meatus *Occupies the middle third of the ear *Crus of the helix grows from here   show
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The elevation protecting the ear passage   show
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Small eminence obliquely opposite the tragus   show
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show Intertragic Notch  
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Occupies the lower third of the ear   show
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show Nose  
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Long, narrow nose shape   show
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show Platyrrhine  
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Intermediate between the leptorrhine & platyrrhine   show
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Profile where the nose is straight from root to tip "Grecian Nose"   show
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Profile where the nose has a downward curvature "Infantine" "Snub Nose" "Pug" "Ski Nose"   show
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Profile where the dorsum has a slight bulge out/outward curvature "Roman Nose" "Aquiline Nose"   show
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The nose has a slight depression and the tip pushes up a bit   show
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show 5 *Septal and Lateral Cartilages  
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Protruding ridge of the nose   show
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show Root, Bridge, Protruding Lobe  
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Concavity inferior to the glabella   show
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show Bridge  
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The spherical, round, angular termination of the dorsum   show
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show Tip  
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show The Wings  
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The superficial partition between the nostrils   show
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show Anterior Nares  
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The lateral walls of the nose   show
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show Mouth  
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show Superior Integumentary Lip  
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*Superior Border: inferior mucous membrane *Inferior Border: top of the chin (labiomental sulcus) *Lateral Border: vertical line that touches the ends of the line of lip closure   show
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The reddish portion of the lips   show
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show Weather Line  
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Permanent, shallow wrinkles on the surface of the dry mucous membrane   show
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The tiny prominence or protrusion on the midline of the superior mucous membrane   show
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show *1 in the center formed by the medial lobe *2 long slightly dipping curves bilaterally *2 small upward/downward turns at the corners  
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show Central Plane of the Superior Integumentary Lip  
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show Hunters Bow/Hunting Bow  
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show An elliptical form  
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Where is the greatest projection of the eyeball?   show
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show A dipping curve *the lateral end is inferior & posterior to the medial end  
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show Tarsus  
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show Almond  
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show Naso-orbital Fossa  
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The fold of skin between the supercilium and superior palpebra   show
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The small elevation of skin extending medially from the medial corner of the superior palpebra   show
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Eyelashes *grow irregularly in length, thickness, & spaces   show
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show Supercilium  
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Shallow wrinkles on the eyelid   show
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Crease that forms between the superior palpebrae and the supraorbial margin   show
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