Oral and Digestive Cavities
Nasal Cavities
Orbital Cavities
Middle Ear Cavities
Synovial Cavities
100
Location of the Oral Cavity
What is the mouth?
100
location of nasal cavity
What is the nose?
100
superior to the nose and inferior to the forehead
What is the eye socket?
100
lies medial to the eardrums
What is middle ear cavity?
100
The joint cavities
What is the synovial cavity?
200
Starts the digestive process
What is the function of the Oral and Digestive Cavities?
200
The three regions of the nasal cavity
What are the vestibule, olfactory, and the respiratory?
200
contained in the orbital cavity
What is eyeball, muscles, vessels an nerves?
200
transfers acoustic energy from compressed waves
What is function?
200
The part that secretes fluid to reduce friction on the bones
What is the membrane surrounding the synovial cavity?
300
The important features of the Oral and Digestive Cavities
What is speech and taste?
300
The curved bones connected to the walls of the nasal cavity
What is the nasal conchae?
300
The 7 different bones in the orbital cavity
What is Frontal, Lacrimal, Ethmoid, Zygomatic, Maxillary, Palatine, Sphenoid?
300
malleus, incus, stapes
What is structure?
300
The 5 different functions of the synovial cavities
What is Abduction, Adduction, Extension, Flexion, Rotation?
400
Border of lips and skin
What is start location of Oral Cavity?
400
Warms and humidifies the air
What is a function of the nasal cavity?
400
gland that produces tears in the eyes
What is the Lacrimal Gland?
400
mantains pressure in middle ear
What is Eustachian tubes?
400
The layer enclosing the joint
What is the fibrous capsule?
500
Floor of mouth
What is the lowest part of Oral Cavity?
500
Position of nasal cavity in the respiratory system
What is superior?
500
superior, inferior, medial, lateral, oblique
What is muscles that control movement of the orbital cavity?
500
contract in the middle ear when hearing a loud sound, reducing the transmission of sound
What is The Tympanic (acoustic) reflex?
500
The motion of moving head from left to right
What is Rotation?
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