GIT Anatomy Lecture 1

Label the following image Answers: uvula, palatopharyngeal arch, palatoglossal arch, palatine tonsil, vallate tonsil, fungiform papollae

What is the name for the posterior opening of the face

Label the following image Answers: philtrum, superior and inferior labial artery, facial artery, vermillon border of lip, oral fissure, buccinator muscle

Which of the following is not a function of the lips?

Oral vestibule is the area between the lips and the front of the teeth

Label the following image Answers; Oral vestibule, oral cavity proper, oral fissure, soft palate, oropharyngeal isthmus

Label the following image Answers; intermaxillary suture, foramne lacerum, posterior nasal spine, jugular foramen, pyramidal process of palatine bone, mastoid process, greater wing of sphenoid, styloid process of temporal bone, pterygoid hamulus, opening to bony part of pharyngotympanic, foramen ovale, foramen spinosum, spine of sphenoid, petrous part of temporal bone, carotid canal, scaphoid fossa, stylomastoid foramen, lateral plate of pterygoid process, medial plate of pterygoid process, attachment of levator veli palatini, lesser palatine foramen, greater palatine foramen, horizontal plate of palatine bone, alveolar process of maxilla, palatine process of maxilla, incisive fossa, cartilaginous part of pharyngotmpanic

What is the hard palate lined by?

Label the following image Answers; incisive papilla, palatine rugae, soft palate, hard palate

Which of the following statements is false?

Which of the following is not innervated by the vagus nerve?

Which of the following are types of papillae?

Label the following image Answers; oral part, inferior surface, terminal sulcus, mandible, pharyngeal part, geniohyoid muscle, root of tongue, mylohyoid muscle, hyoid bone

Label the following image Answers; septum, palatoglossus, superior longitudinal, genioglossus, vertical, styloglossus, inferior longitudinal, hyoglossus, vertical, transverse

Which of the following statements about palatoglossus are true?

The muscles of the oral floor are sheets of parallel fibers that run from the hyoid bone to the mandible

The Parotid gland produces so-called [blank_start]watery[blank_end] serous saliva rich in amylase, proline-rich proteins. It's also called [blank_start]Stenson[blank_end]’s duct Submandibular gland produces more [blank_start]mucinous[blank_end] saliva. Also called [blank_start]Wharton[blank_end]’s duct Sublingual produces [blank_start]viscous[blank_end] saliva. Also called ducts of [blank_start]Rivinus[blank_end]; duct of [blank_start]Bartholin[blank_end]

label the following image Answers; chorda tympani, sublingual gland, postganglionic parasympathetic, mylohyoid, superficial part of submandibular, submandibular ganglion, preganglionic parasympathetic, lingual nerve

Label the following image Answers; interarytenoid notch, prominence over cricoid cartilage, superior concha, pharyngeal tonsil, pharyngeal recess, fold of the laryngeal nerve, piriform recess, lateral pterygoid muscle, mastoid process, inlet of larynx, aryepiglottic fold, torus tubarius, choana, salpingopharyngeal fold, buccopharyngeal fascia, vallecula, pharyngoepiglottic fold, stylopharyngeus muscle, parotid gland, epiglottis, lingual tonsil, posterior belly of digastric, soft palate, foramen cecum, middle concha, inferior concha, medial pterygoid muscle, circumvallate papillae, uvula

Label the following image Answers; frontonasal prominence, nasal placode, maxillary prominence, stomodeum, mandibular prominence, cardiac bulge, second and third pharyngeal arches, mandibular arch

Label the following image Answers; nasal pit, maxillary prominence, mandibular prominence, frontonasal prominence, lateral nasal prominence, medial nasal prominence, nasolacrimal groove, stomodeum

Amniotic Bands fibrous bands which occur due to early rupture of the amnion. They may cause constriction around the developing embryo

What are facial clefts though to occur due to