Bones of the Skull
At birth, how much of the face is the cranial area?
A. 1/4
B. 1/2
C. 1/8
D. 2/3
C. 1/8
Definition of Restorative Arts
A. The care of the dead to recreate natural form and color
B. The recreation of the decreased to its natural form and color
C. The care of the deceased to recreate natural form and color
D. The care of the deceased to create natural form and color
C. The care of the deceased to recreate natural form and color
The Nasal Bone is posteriorly below the..?
A. Septum
B. Inferior Nasal Conchae
C. Cribiform Plate
D. Glabella
D. Glabella
Fleshy portions of the muscle separated by aponeurosis
A. Sphincter Muscles
B. Double Bellied
C. Quadrilateral Muscles
D. Galea Aponeurotica
B. Double Bellied
Surrounds and penetrates muscles
A. Superficial Fascia
B. Epidermis
C. Derma
D. Deep Fascia
D. Deep Fascia
The Occipital Bone articulates with the Parietal Bone at which suture?
A. Squamosal
B. Lambdoidal
C. Coronal
D. Sagittal
B. Lambdoidal
Definition of Physiognomy?
A. The study of the faces features
B. The study of the face and cosmetic features
C. The study of the features of the face
D. The study of the face and features
D. The study of the face and features
Which structure finds the width of the frontal plane of the face?
A. Zygomatic Tubercle
B. Zygomatic Process
C. Zygomatic Bone
D. Temporal Process
C. Zygomatic Bone
What is the strongest chewing muscle that retrives the Mandible?
A. Masseter
B. Corrugator
C. Temporalis
D. Procerus
C. Temporalis
What is true about the Epidermis?
A. Deeper layer of skin
B. Contains blood vessels
C. Has 4 layers
D. Contains small amount of fat
C. Has 4 layers
What structure would you use to find the Foramen Magnum on the skull?
A. Superior Nuchal Line
B. External Occipital Protuberance
C. Parietal Eminence
D. Squama
B. External Occipital Protuberance
When do you perform Hypodermic Tissue Building?
A. During embalming
B. Post-Embalming
C. Pre-Embalming
D. Any time
B. Post-Embalming
Causes recession of inferior integumentary lip
A. Mental Tubercle
B. Symphysis
C. Incisive Fossa
D. Mental Eminence
C. Incisive Fossa
What is the origin of the Occipitalis muscle?
A. Superior Nuchal Line
B. Galea Aponeurotica
C. Temporal Fossa
D. Zygomatic Arch
A. Superior Nuchal Line
Mucous membrane connecting lip to gums?
A. Parotid Gland
B. Superficial fascia
C. Corium
D. Frenulum
D. Frenulum
What structure measures the width of the skull?
A. Zygomatic Bone
B. Zygomatic Arches
C. Temporal Bone
D. Parietal Eminence
D. Parietal Eminence
On the Anatomical Plane what plane divides the body into left and right halves?
A. Coronal
B. Sagittal
C. Transverse
D. Oblique
B. Sagittal
Bony ridge surrounding teeth?
A. Alveolar Arch
B. Alveolar Process
C. Palatine Process
D. MaxillaB. Alveolar Process
What is known as the "Frowning Muscle"?
A. Orbicularis Oris
B. Zygomaticus Major
C. Lecator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
D. Corrugator
D. Corrugator
What gives the cheeks Anterior Fullness?
A. Masseter Muscle
B. Buccal Fat Pad
C. Parotid Gland
D. Superficial Fascia
B. Buccal Fat Pad
What structure is the cavity between Squama and the Zygomatic Arch?
A. Infratemporal Fossa
B. Mandibular Fossa
C. Mastoid Process
D. External Auditory Meatus
A. Infratemporal Fossa
Slope or deviation from horizontal or vertical planes?
A. Inclination
B. Concave
C. Convex
D. Recession
A. Inclination
Profile is straight with no projection of jaw
A. Prognathism
B. Orthognathous
C. Facial Angle of Camper
D. Prominence
B. Orthognathous
What muscle raises and protrudes the lower lip?
A. Mentalis
B. Risorius
C. Buccinator
D. Depressor Labii Inferiors
A. Mentalis
A. Derma
B. Deep Fascia
C. Superficial Fascia
D. Epidermis
C. Superficial Fascia