The Anatomy of the Head
The Anatomy of the Head
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The folds alluded to are some- times well marked, giving the front of the roof of the mouth the appearance of being strengthened by ribs. The hard palate ends behind in the posterior nasal spine in the middle, and on the sides it rests against the ptery- goid plates. The hamular process of the inner one pro- jects backward, and is easily felt through the Rests'^ ^ ^ soft palate. This is a muscular curtain lined on against g^^^^h side with mucous membrane ; when at rest tongue, ' forming [j^ \[q...^ a^ainst the back of the tons^ue and form- front wall ° _ ^ of phar- ing the front wall of the respiratory tract from the posterior nares nearly to the epiglottis ; when in action it rises and forms the top of the alimen- tary tract, shutting the food out from the nose. The median prolongation known as the uvula lies in a corre- sponding groove on the back of the tongue, and the soft palate lies on that organ. Plate IV. Shows how very near the uvula, even when of ordinary size, approaches the epiglottis.
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The folds alluded to are some- times well marked, giving the front of the roof of the mouth the appearance of being strengthened by ribs. The hard palate ends behind in the posterior nasal spine in the middle, and on the sides it rests against the ptery- goid plates. The hamular process of the inner one pro- jects backward, and is easily felt through the Rests'^ ^ ^ soft palate. This is a muscular curtain lined on against g^^^^h side with mucous membrane ; when at rest tongue, ' forming [j^ \[q...^ a^ainst the back of the tons^ue and form- front wall ° _ ^ of phar- ing the front wall of the respiratory tract from the posterior nares nearly to the epiglottis ; when in action it rises and forms the top of the alimen- tary tract, shutting the food out from the nose. The median prolongation known as the uvula lies in a corre- sponding groove on the back of the tongue, and the soft palate lies on that organ. Plate IV. Shows how very near the uvula, even when of ordinary size, approaches the epiglottis.
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