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RESTORATIVE ART Q2 EXAM QUESTIONS

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Question 1: ANgulus oris sulcus

Answer:

Groove at each end of lip closure

Question 2: Cords of the neck

Answer:

Vertical prominences of the neck. Can be long or short

Question 3: Submental sulcus

Answer:

Junction of base of chin and the submandibular area

Question 4: Optic Facial Sulci (crow's feet)

Answer:

Furrows radiating from the corners of the eyes

Question 5: Furrow/Wrinkle/Sulcus

Answer:

A crevice in the skin bordered by adjacent elevations

Question 6: What are the 9 natural facial markings?

Answer:

Philtrum, Nasolabial Fold, Nasal Sulcus, Oblique Palpebral Sulcus, Anglus Oris Eminence, Labiaomental Sulcus, Submental Sulcus, Dimples

Question 7: Fold

Answer:

An elongated prominence adjoining a surface, recurved margin having greater projection than surrounding area

Question 8: Buccal facial sulcus

Answer:

Vertical furrow of the cheek

Question 9: What are the 5 factors affecting facial markings?

Answer:

Age, environment,position of the body, condition of body, heredity

Question 10: Nasal Sulcus

Answer:

Angular area between posterior margin of nasal wing and labial fold

Question 11: Nasal Labial Sulcus

Answer:

Furrow originating at superior border of the wing of the nose and extending to the side of the mouth

Question 12: Platysmal sulci

Answer:

Transverse dipping furrows of the neck

Question 13: Philtrum

Answer:

Groove medially on superior lip inferior to the nose. Indent on orbicularis oris

Question 14: WHat are the three basic physiognomical facial types?

Answer:

Furrow, Groove, Fold or Eminence

Question 15: Mandibular sulcus

Answer:

Furrow beneath jawline the rises vertically on the cheek. Several can cause serrated jawline

Question 16: Oblique palpebral sulcus

Answer:

Shallow curving groove below the inner corner of of eyelids, forms infraorbital pouch

Question 17: What are the 11 acquired facial markings?

Answer:

Nasal Labial Sulcus, Transverse Frontal Sulcus, Intercilliary, Optic Facial Sulci, Superior Palpebral Sulcus, Buccal Facial Sulcus, Mandibular Sulcus, Labial Sulci, Platysmal Sulci, Cords of the Neck

Question 18: Groove

Answer:

Elongated depression on a relatively level plane or surface

Question 19: Superior palpebral sulci

Answer:

Furrows on the upper border of the eyelid

Question 20: Inferior palpebral sulci

Answer:

Furrow of the lower attached border of the palpebra

Question 21: Dimples

Answer:

Shallow depressions located on cheek or chin

Question 22: Intercilliary Sulci

Answer:

Vertical or transverse furrows between the eyebrows caused by corragator and procerus

Question 23: Angulus oris eminence

Answer:

Small convex prominence lateral to the line of lip closure

Question 24: Nasolabial fold

Answer:

Extend from the posterior wing of the nose to the side of the mouth

Question 25: Transverse frontal sulci

Answer:

The furrows that cross the forehead, caused by occipitofrontalis

Question 26: Labiomental Sulcus

Answer:

Junction of lower lip and chin that may appear as a furrow

Question 27: Labial Sulci (furrows of age)

Answer:

Vertical furrows extending from within the mucous membranes to the integumentary lips