OVERVIEW

• Oral Cavity is also known as?

  Cavum Oris
• In other term for Mouth?


  Cavum Oris
• It is an important part of the human body (digestion, speech, or respiration)?

  Oral cavity
• Does oral cavity can be a major indicator of general health?

  Yes
• Structures that compromise the Oral cavity?

  L, T, G, T, M, P, S, F, TMJ
• Composes primarily of the upper and lower lip?

  External mouth
• What separates the external mouth and skin?

  vermillion border
• external mouth bounded superiorly by?

  philtrum
• external mouth is bounded Supero-laterally by?

  naso labial fold
• external mouth is bounded inferiorly by?

  Mento labial fold
• smile lines?

  naso labial fold
• the only visible external part of the oral cavity?

  lips
• it serves as the upper seal of the digestive tract?

  lips
• what covers the inner side of the lips?

  mucosa
• their functions involve food and water intake as well as articulation of speech?

  lips
• the internal mouth is composed of?

  oral vestibule, oral cavity proper
• Area between lips, cheeks, and teeth?

  Vestibule

  
• what is the 2 vestibule in oral cavity?

  labial vestibule, and buccal vestibule
• anterior vestibule?

  labial vestibule
• lateral vestibule?

  buccal vestibule
• Oral cavity boundaries: antero-laterally?

  teeth and gingiva
• Oral cavity bounderies: superiorly?

  hard and soft palate
• Oral cavity bounderies: inferiorly?

  floor of the mouth and tongue
• Oral cavity bounderies: posteriorly?

  isthmus of fauces
• Isthmus of fauces is formed by 1?

  uvula

  
• Isthmus of fauces is formed by 2?

  palatoglossal arch

  
• isthmus of fauces is formed by 6?

  free border of velum palatinum

  
• what ring consist of 7 lymphoid tissue found in the throat?

  Waldeyer's ring
• Waldeyer's ring contains?

  lymphocytes
• FOM and tongue, what is the first arrow pointing to?

  Ventral surface of the tongue

  
• FOM and tongue, what is the second arrow pointing to?

  Lingual frenulum

  
• FOM and tongue, what is the third arrow pointing to?

  sublingual fold

  
• FOM and tongue, what is the fourth arrow pointing to?

  Sublingual caruncle

  
• what is the 3 regions of tongue?

  base, body, and apex
• posterior 1/3 of tongue?

  base
• Anterior 2/3 of tongue?

  Body and apex
• Movable part and anterior 2/3?

  oral
• immovable part and posterior 1/3?

  pharyngeal
• anterior 2/3 of the tongue; covered with KSSE?

  Oral portion
• posterior 1/3 of the tongue; covered with NKSSE?

  Pharyngeal portion