The Ear, Nose, Eye, & Mouth

Which part of the ear begins inside the concha and ends at the top of the lobe?

• Crus

• Antihelix

• Helix

• Tragus

What is the large concave shell of the ear called?

• Concha

• Tragus

• Scapha

• Lobe

What is the shallow depth between the crura of the antihelix called?

• Concha

• Scapha

• Triangular fossa

• Helix

Fill in the blank: The scapha is located in the ________ portion of the ear.

• posterior

• anterior

• superior

• inferior

Fill in the blank: The antitragus is a small eminence on the upper margin of the ________.

• earlobe

• nose

• eyebrow

• chin

The dip between the tragus and the antitragus is called:

• Concha

• Helix

• Scapha

• Intertragic notch

Which anatomical guide is in line with the ramus of the mandible?

• Mandibular notch

• Coronoid process

• Condylar process

• Angle of the mandible

What is the method used only when the damage to the ear is limited and none of the scalp is missing?

• A) Bent Wire Armature

• B) Wax Support

• C) Loop Stitch

• D) Basket Weave Suture

Which method is used when all the scalp and ear are gone, leaving a vacant hole?

• Wax Support

• Bent Wire Armature

• Loop Stitch

• Basket Weave Suture

What are the characteristics of a Leptorrhine nose?

• A nose with a narrow and high bridge

• A nose with a wide and flat bridge

• A nose with a bulbous tip

• A nose with a short and upturned tip