Head And Neck Anatomy Jeopardy Template

Landmarks of the Face	Landmarks of the Oral Cavity	Floor of the Mouth/Salivary Glands	Bones of the face	Muscles of the Head and Neck
100 What is the wing of the nose or outer edge of the nostril Ala of the nose	100 What is the deepest point of the vestibule called Vestibule fornix	100 What is the two small, raised folds of tissue where the lingual frenum attaches to the floor of the mouth Sublingual caruncles	100 What forms the bridge of the nose Nasal Bones	100 How many muscles of mastication pairs are there Four
200 What is a groove referred to as the sulcus Nasolabial groove	200 What is the tissue that lines the inner surface of the lips and cheeks Mucosa	200 What is the horseshoe shaped groove that follows the curve of the dental arch Sublingual sulcus	200 What is the posterior projection of the ramus Condyle	200 What is the name of the muscles responsible for shaping the tongue during speech, mastication, and swallowing Intrinsic muscles
300 What is shallow v-shaped depression Philtrum	300 What is the yellowish glands near the commisures Fordyce's spot	300 What is the largest of the salivary glands Parotid Glands	300 What is the triangular are behind the last molar Retromolar area	300 What is seventh cranial nerve Facial nerve
400 What is the reddish portion of the lips called Vermillion Zone	400 What is the raised white line that runs parallel to the teeth Linea alba	400 What is the other name for the parotid gland Stensen's duct	400 What is the name of the opening for the nasopalatine nerve Incisive foramen	400 What is the bone that the muscles of the floor of the mouth is attached to for support Hyoid Bone
500 What is the area where the skin meets the vermilion zone and forms a line around the lips Vermillion border	500 What is the plural form of frenum Frena	500 What is smallest set of glands are the sublingual glands	500 What is the rounded area just beyond the last MAXILLARY tooth Maxillary tuberosity	500 What is the one muscle of the tongue that is not innervated by the hypoglossal nerve Palatoglossus muscle

Head and Neck Anatomy

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