RESTORATIVE ART EARS AND NOSE
PHYSIOGNOMY OF THE EAR
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HOW MANY ANATOMICAL GUIDES ARE THERE FOR LOCATIONG THE POSITION OF THE EAR?
FOUR
THE CONCHA OCCUPIES APPROXIMATELY WHAT PORTION OF THE EAR?
MIDDLE THIRD
DO THE EARS CHANGE MUCH WITH AGE?
NO THE EARS CHANGE LESS IN LIFETIME THAN ANY OTHER FACIAL FEATURE. (THE LOBES DO GET LONGER WITH AGE)
ARE BOTH EARS THE SAME?
NO THE LEFT AND RIGHT EARS OF AN INDIVIDUAL ARE NOT EXACTLY THE SAME.
WHAT IS ANOTHER NAME THAT IS USED FOR THE EAR?
PINNA (LATIN WORD FOR EAR)
WHAT PUNCTUATION MARK IS USED TO DESCRIBE THE EAR?
QUESTION MARK.
CRUS OF THE HELIX
THE BEGINNING OF THE OUTER RIM LYING IN THE CONCHA
CONCHA
THE CONCAVE SHELL BEHIND AND ABOVE THE EAR PASSAGE. THE CONCHA OCCUPIES THE MIDDLE THIRD OF THE EAR.
WHAT ARE THE PROPORTIONS OF THE EAR IN REGARDS TO THE FACE?
THE EAR IS 1/3RD THE LENGTH OF THE FACE.
WHAT ARE THE FOUR ANATOMICAL GUIDES FOR LOCATING THE POSITION OF THE EAR?
THE EXTERNAL AUDITORY MEATUS, ZYGOMATIC ARCH, MANDIBULAR FOSSA, AND THE MASTOID PROCESS.
LOBE OF THE EAR
THE FATTY INTERIOR THIRD OF THE EAR.
EXTERNAL AUDITORY MEATUS
THE FRONT BORDER OF THE EAR IS ALIGNED WITH THE FRONT BORDER OF THE EAR PASSAGE.
INTERTRAGIC NOTCH
THE HOLLOW INLET BETWEEN THE TRAGUS AND ANTITRAGUS; SITUATED ANTERIORLY ON THE UPPER BORDER OF THE LOBE.
ANTIHELIX
THE INNER RIM OF THE EAR
EXTERNAL AUDITORY MEATUS
THE OPENING OF THE EAR PASSAGE
HELIX
THE OUTER RIM OF THE EAR
TRAINGULAR FOSSA
THE SHALLOW DEPRESSION LYING BETWEEN THE INNER AND OUTER RIM
SCAPHA
THE SHALLOWEST DEPRESSION LYING BETWEEN THE INNER AND OUTER RIM
ANTITRAGUS
THE SMALL EMINENCE ON THE UPPER MARGIN OF THE LOBE.
TRAGUS
THE SMALL EMINENCE RISING FROM THE CHEEK AND PROTECTING THE EAR PASSAGE.
CRURA OF THE ANTIHELIX
THE TWO BRANCHES OF THE INNER RIM
IN REGARD TO COSMETOLOGY HOW IS THE EAR DESCRIBED?
THEY ARE CONSIDERED A WARM COLOR AREA.
ZYGOMATIC ARCH
THIS GUIDE DIVIDES THE LENGTH OF THE EAR IN TO APPROXIMATE HALVES.
MANDIBULAR FOSSA
THIS GUIDE LIES DIRECTLY ANTERIOR TO THE EAR PASSAGE.
MASTOID PROCESS
THIS GUIDE LIES INFERIOR AND POSTERIOR TO THE EAR PASSAGE WHERE IT IS HIDDEN FROM VIEW BY THE LOBE OF THE EAR.
HOW MIGHT A WEDGE BE USED TO DESCRIBE THE EAR?
WEDGE SHAPED STRUCTURE BASICALLY A BIGGER WEDGE THE FARTHER OUT THE EARS APPEAR.
WHAT ARE THE PROPORTIONS OF THE EAR IN REGARD TO ITSELF?
WIDTH IS APPROXIMATELY 2/3RDS LENGTH OF THE EAR.
