Maxilla Bone Location and Function Anatomy Lecture for Medical Students Learning скачать в хорошем качестве

Maxilla Bone Location and Function Anatomy Lecture for Medical Students Learning

Let us explore the maxilla anatomy. It is one of the 14 facial bones. The fusion of two irregularly-shaped maxillary bones, results in the formation of maxillae (plural of maxilla). Now the question arises, what does it do? Where is it located? What is the maxilla anatomy? Watch this maxilla anatomy lecture to get all the answers, as told by our mascot-skeleton, named Max. The maxilla is also termed as the upper jaw. Whereas, the mandible is termed as the lower jaw. Maxilla and mandible, together allow us to move our mouth and enable us to chew, talk, and eat. ▬ 🕘 TIMESTAMPS 0:00 - Maxilla bone location and function 0:57 - Intermaxillary suture 1:22 - Maxilla articulations 2:22 - Maxilla anatomical landmarks 3:13 - Maxilla body 3:27 - Maxilla processes 4:14 - Link to Maxilla Bone Anatomy lecture on sqadia.com ▬ 📌 What is the Maxilla Function? The maxilla is an important facial bone. Maxilla's function is to provide space to hold our upper teeth and provide support for our face and nose. ▬ 📌 Where is Maxilla located? Within the skull, the maxilla is superiorly articulating with the nasal, frontal, and lacrimal bones. Laterally, it articulates with the zygomatic bones on both sides. Medially, it articulates with four bones, the ethmoid bone, inferior nasal concha, vomer, and palatine bone. ▬ 📌 What are the Maxilla Anatomical Landmarks? The maxilla has two major parts: the body and the processes. ▬ 📌 Body of Maxilla The body of the maxilla has four surfaces: 🔵 Facial surface (anterior surface) 🔵 Infratemporal surface (posterior surface) 🔵 Orbital surface (superior surface) 🔵 Nasal surface (medial surface) ▬ 📌 Processes of Maxilla The four processes of the maxilla are: 🟢 Frontal process 🟢 Zygomatic process 🟢 Palatine process 🟢 Alveolar process ▬ 📌 Which Muscle Attachments Are Present on the Maxilla? The muscle attachments of the maxilla are very important. They can be grouped according to their functions. Watch the lecture, to visually learn about these muscles, in detail. 🔴 Eyelids - orbicularis oculi 🔴 Nose - compressor naris, dilator naris, and depressor septi muscle 🔴 Mouth - levator labii superiors, levator labii superioris alaeque nasi, and levator anguli oris muscle 🔴 Cheeks - buccinator muscle ▬ 🎬 5500+ sqadia.com Medical Videos ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ 👩🏻‍⚕️ Accessible Medical Student Education 24/7/365 💡 Simplifying Medical Learning 💪 Study Hard, Dream Big, Achieve More #maxillarysinus #anatomy #humananatomyandphysiology #anatomyandphysiology #skeletal_system #medicallectures24 #medicalstudents #medicineschool #medicinestudent