Facial Anatomy and Injuries Quiz

Mandible forms the lower jawbone.

Ecchymosis is the medical term for a black eye.

Dermis contains blood vessels, nerves, and hair follicles.

Orbicularis oculi muscle closes the eyelids.

Frontal bone articulates with frontal bone for the forehead.

Masseter muscle primarily closes the mouth.

Facial nerve controls facial muscle movement.

Arthritis is not a common cause of facial injuries.

Zygomatic bone forms the prominent cheekbone.

Frontal bone contains frontal sinuses in the face.

Frontalis muscle primarily wrinkles the forehead.

Facial artery supplies blood to the face.

Nasal bone forms the bridge of the nose.

Levator labii superioris muscle elevates the upper lip.

Trigeminal nerve provides sensation to lower lip and chin.

Nasal bones are thin bones at the bridge of the nose.

Mandible articulates with the temporal bone for TMJ.

Philtrum is the groove between the nose and upper lip.

Facial nerve innervates facial expression muscles.

Swelling is a common symptom of a broken nose.

Nasal septum separates the nostrils.

Septoplasty corrects deviation of the nasal septum.

Hard palate separates oral and nasal cavities.

Auricle is the cartilage forming the external ear part.

Lacrimal bone contains the lacrimal gland in the face.