Examen Anatomía De Cabeza Y Cuello #1

The statement is true because the cornetes nasales, also known as conchas nasales or turbinas nasales, are indeed structures found in the nasal cavity. These structures help to warm, humidify, and filter the air we breathe, ensuring that it reaches the lungs in an optimal condition. Therefore, the given answer is correct.

The given statement is true. The space that exists between the nasal conchae is called "Meato".

The explanation for the given correct answer is that the lacrimal bone does indeed develop in the membranous bone tissue from a single center of growth and ossification during the third month of intrauterine life.

The given description is referring to the bone called "vomer." The vomer bone is a thin, flat, vertical plate located in the posterior-inferior part of the nasal septum. It is a single bone that helps to separate the nasal cavities.

The correct answer is "Nervio Infraorbitario" because according to the author Rouviere, this important structure is located 5 to 6 mm below the orbital rim, on the anterior face of the maxilla. The other options, Glándula de Meibomio, Cresta orbitaria, and Nervio Orbitario inferior, are not mentioned by the author as being located in this specific position.

The correct answer is "Hueso palatino." The question is asking for the name of a structure, and the correct answer is the palatine bone.

The given answer includes the bones that form part of the facial bones. The vomer, nasal bones, nasal conchae, and zygomatic bones (malares) are all bones that are located in the face.

The statement is false because the correct term is "eminencia canina" and not "eminencia canina". The term "eminencia canina" refers to a canine eminence, which is a protrusion or prominence on the medial side of the maxillary bone.

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The mandible is the only bone listed that does not articulate with the maxilla. The maxilla articulates with the ethmoid, vomer, zygomatic, and palatine bones, but not with the mandible.

The correct answer is "vasos y nervios nasopalatinos." This is because the question is asking about structures that pass through the incisive foramen. The nasopalatine nerves and vessels are the structures that pass through this foramen and supply the anterior part of the hard palate and the incisor teeth. The other options mentioned, such as the greater incisive nerves and anterior palatine vessels, do not pass through the incisive foramen.

The correct answer is False. The lacrimal bone does not articulate with the orbital portion of the maxilla. It is a small, thin bone located in the medial wall of the orbit, forming part of the tear duct system. It articulates with the frontal bone, ethmoid bone, and maxilla.