Questions and Answers
What is the cephalic region of the body?
The cephalic region of the body is the entire head region.
What makes up the cephalic region?
Frontal, Orbital, Nasal, Oral, Mental, and Buccal.
What is the forehead?
Frontal.
What are the eyes called?
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What is the nose?
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What is the mouth?
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What is the cheek called?
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What is the chin?
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What is the neck region called?
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What is the ear called?
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Study Notes
Cephalic Region Overview
- The cephalic region encompasses the entire head.
Components of the Cephalic Region
- Comprised of various anatomical areas: frontal, orbital, nasal, oral, mental, and buccal.
Specific Areas
- Frontal: Refers to the forehead region.
- Orbital: Relates to the eyes, also known as ocular.
- Nasal: Pertains specifically to the nose.
- Oral: Corresponds to the mouth area.
- Buccal: Denotes the cheeks.
- Mental: Refers to the chin area.
Related Regions
- Cervical: Indicates the neck region.
- Otic: Refers to the ears.
- Occipital: Describes the base of the skull.
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