CASE STUDY 2   Age 22 yrs Scenario Sex Male Female Patient referred from a downtown emergency clinic to the dental office. Recent dental restorative procedure to the permanent mandibular second molar. Intraoral examination shows a flat bluish lesion on the medial surface of the mandibular ramus that is of a short duration (see picture). Only slight discomfort in the area. States that his home care has improved since his last dental appointment. Slight caries risk. Height 5′ 8″ Weight 178 lbs BP 102/86 ChiefComplaint “There is a large bruise or something in my mouth where they did some dental work!” Medical History None Current Medications None Social History College student in art studies  

The median plane will divide the right arm and the:

What muscle occupies the mental region?    

Which of the following veins drains the periodontium associated with the darkened tooth?

What is the intraoral lesion presented by the involved gland?

What muscle listed below does BOTH the smaller and deeper lobe of the involved gland wrap around?

Where does the duct of the involved gland open into the oral cavity?

Why does bone damage of this kind happen MAINLY in the mandible?

Which of the following ligaments associated with the TMJ has the inferior alveolar nerve descend nearby to gain access to the mandibular foramen?

Which of the following nerves is a portion of the ophthalmic nerve?