Restorative Art Q2 Word Scramble

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Question	Answer
gradual loss of muscle tone, respond to pull of gravity, dradual dehydration of skin, cannot replenish loss of collagen	Age- changes in facial markings
chronic exposure to dry, cold or windy conditions increase the rate of dehydration	environment
3 basic types of facial markings	furrow, groove, and fold
crevice in the skin	furrow (sulcus)
elongated depression in a relatively level surface	droove
projection of skin- a re-curved margin having greater projection than the adjacent area	fold
vertical groove located medially on the superior integumentary lip	philtrum
markins a person is born with due to shape and position of underlying muscle	natural facial markings
Border of cheek	Naso-labial fold
angular area between posterior margin of nasal wing and nasolabial fold; makes posterior margin of wing more prominent	nasal sulcus
only favial marking assoiated with the eye- shallow curving- gross below inner corner of the eyelid	oblique palebral sulcus
small convex prominence lateral to the line of lip closure	angulus oris eminence
horizontal groove at each end of the line of lip closure. space formed by projection of upper teeth over lower teeth	angulus oris sulcus
conjunction of lower lip and chin which often appears as a froove or furrow	labiomental sulcus
junctrion of base of chin and submandibular area	submental sulcus
shallow natural depression located on cheek and chin	dimples
markings causes by repeated contraction and relaxation of a muscle	acquired facial markings
furrow originating at the superior border of the wings of the nose and extending to the side of the mouth	nasolbial sulcus
horizontal furrows of the forehead	transverse frontal sulci
Caused by repeated action of the occipito-frontalis muscle	transverse frontal sulci
between the eyebrows	intercilliary sulci
grow's feet- furrows radiating front late4ral corner of eye cause by the orbicularis oculi	optic facial sulci
furrow of superior border of upper eyelid	superior palpebral sulcus
furrow of inferior border of lower eyelid	inferior palpebral sulcus
cheek- vertical furrow of cheek, same postion and shape of dimples	bucco-facial sulcus
neck marking- furrow beneath jawline which rises vertically on the cheek	mandibular sulcus
vertical furrow of lips extending from within the mucous membrane into the integumentary lip	labial sulci
transverse dipping furrows of the neck	platymal sulci
vertical prominences of the neck- stick out over time	cords of the neck
geral term for the ear?	pinna
Whats the width of the ear	2/3
primary landmark- ear passage	external audityory meatus
outer rim of the ear- gives shape to the ear- question mark shaped	Helix
crus of the helix is the orgin of the helix
continues to curve until it blends in with the lobe and terminates at the top of the lobe-lobeless ear	Helix
fossa between outer and inner rim of the ear	scapha
inner rim of the ear	antihelix
bifurvation of the antihelix, anterior wing, inferior edge of anterior wing is border of superior 1/3 of ear.	crura
located in anterior portion of upper 1/3 of ear	triangular fossa
concave shell of ear. occupies middle 1/3 of ear. deepest depression of ear	concha
helix in middle of concha	crus
elecation protectin gthe ear passage	tragus
small eminence obliquely opposite the tragus. located on the superior border of lobe	antitragus
between tragus and antitragus	intertragic notch
inferior 1/3 of ear	lobe
pyramidal mass is the gernal shape of?	the nose
lepto= straight rhine= nose	leptorrhine
platy= broad playtyrrhine	broad nose
type in-between leptorrhine and platyrrhine	mesorrhine
grevian nose	straight nose
roman/aquiline/hook	convex
infantine/snub/pug	concave
Catilage of the nose (5 total)	one septal catilage- front of nose four lateral cartilages-sides of the nose
protuding ridge of the nose	dorsum
concavity( depression) inderior to the glabella	root (orgin)
roughly triangular projection	bridge
phyerical termination of dorsum	protruding lobe
end of the lobe, where the nose changes direction- greatest projection of the nose	tip
lateral lobes located superior to columni nasi	Wings
What is the greatest wedth of the nose?	Wings
Superficial partition between the nostrils	columni nasi
forms a right angle at point of attachment with philtrum	columni nasi
nostril openings	anterior nares
oblique in position due to columni nasi becoming wider. located in posterior 2/3 nose base	anterior bares
sides of nose	lateral walls
Base of nose	superior
superior nucous membrane	inferior
nasolabial folds	lateral
line of color change at the junction of wet and dry portion. contains vertical lines	weather line
tiny prominence or protusion on the midline of the superior mucous membrane	medial lobe
inferior edge of inferior mucous membrane	superior inferior integumentary lip
top of chin	inferior
ends of line closure or the corner of the mouth lateral	boundaries of the inferior integumentary lip
onlu exists when the mucous membrane come together	line of closure
Classic hunter's bow	superior mucous membrane
ends of the line of lip closure project out slightly over the lower	upper integumentary lip
lower border shape is"elliptical"	inferior mucous membrane
supraorbital margin-upper rim/border of eye socket	superior rim of the eye
surface creates an S (sigmoid curve	inferior rim
position of line is in inferior 1/3 of eye socket- really a dipping curve	line of eye closure
inferior edge of the upper lid	tarsus
lateral end of line of closure is inferior to medial end	frontal view of eye closure
lateral end of line of closure is posterior to medical end	profile view of line of eye closure
concave area above the medial end of the upper eyelid and lying near the root of the nose. depression above the medial 1/3 of superior palpebrae- Deepest depression of the eye	naso-orbital fossa
Region between the supercilium and superior palpebrae	supraorbital margin
small elevation extending medially from the medial corner of the superior palpbrae	inner (medial) canthus
eye lashes. irregular in thickness, length and spacing. Middle is thicker than the ends	Cilium (cilia)
eyebrows	supercilium
direction of hair grows up and out	medial 1/3-head- of eyebrows
hair grows medially	center 1/3- body of eyebrows
width becomes thinner	lateral 1/3- tail of eyebrows
Hollow furrows on the surface of eyelid	linear sulci
the insertion of the eyelid muscle	transverse linear sulci
lower eye lid and fan out obliquely, down and lateral	oblique linear sulci

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