Lymph nodes that are NOT palpable
What are deep lymph nodes of the head
Injection above the apex of the tooth to be treated (infiltration or nerve block)
What is infiltration
The term referring to a dislocation of the mandible
What is subluxation
Area known as the "danger space"
What is the retropharyngeal space
Insertion of the buccinator muscle
What is the angle of the mouth
Term referring to "masses of lymphoid tissue"
What are tonsils
Target area of the PSA injection
What is the posterior superior alveolar foramina
Gliding occurs in which synovial cavity
What is the upper synovial cavity
Which of the following is NOT fluctuant upon palpation: Abscess or cellulitis
What is cellulitis
Origin of the zygomaticus minor
What is the zygomatic bone
The lymphatic system goes (away/towards) the heart
What is towards
The MSA innervates what (be specific)
What are the pulps of maxillary premolars, the MB root of the 1st molar, and the buccal tissue over those teeth
Bones that make up the TMJ
What are the (squamous portion of the) temporal bone and the (condyle of the) mandible
The three areas in the floor of the mouth affected by Ludwig's Angina
What are the sublingual, submandibular, and submental areas
Insertion of the sternocleidomastoid (SCM)
What is the mastoid process of the temporal bone
An afferent lymphatic vessel (enters/exits) a lymph node
What is enters
Infraorbital block includes anesthesia of what two nerves
What are the ASA and MSA nerves
Fill in the blank: The TMJ ligament prevents excessive blank movement of the condyle
What is backward
Infections from the face and infratemporal fossa can enter what
What is the cavernous sinus
Insertion of the lateral pterygoid muscle
What is the pterygoid fovea of the mandibular condyle
Teeth drained by the submandibular nodes
What are all teeth except the maxillary 3rd molars and mandibular incisors
What is the anterior border of the ramus
What three muscles contract during the closing of the mandible
What are the masseter, medial pterygoid, and the temporalis
Maxillary molar spreads to the maxillary vestibular space when: roots are SHORT/LONG, and attachment of the buccinator is LOW/HIGH
What is the roots are short, and the attachment of the buccinator is high
Origin of the levator anguli oris
What is the canine fossa of the maxilla