4-2 articulation & the skull Flashcards

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Q

ethmoid bone

A

forms root of nasal cavity

unpaired

cranial & facial

crista galli
superior & middle concha
cribriform, perpendicular, & orbital plate

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superior & middle concha

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folds in the bone

increase surface area of nasal cavity

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perpendicular plate

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divides left & right nasal cavity

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4
Q

cribriform plate

A

olfactory nerves go through the holes

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5
Q

frontal bone

A

unpaired

cranial

squamos & orbital portions

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Q

frontal bone connections

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to parietal bones – coronal suture

to nasal bones – nasal portion

to zygomatic bones – zygomatic process

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parietal bones

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paired bones – articulate w/ each other @ sagittal suture

cranial

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Q

parietal bone connections

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to occipital bones – lamboidal suture

to frontal bones – coronal suture

to temporal bones – squamosal suture

to sphenoid bones –

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occipital bone

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unpaired

cranial

squamos, basilar, & 2 lateral portions

2 condoyles – articulatory facets for C1 vertebra (atlas); inferior surface

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10
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foramen magnum

A

big hole for spinal cord

part of the basilar

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11
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occipital bones connections

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to parietal bones – lamboidal suture

to temporal bones – occipitomastoid suture

to sphenoid bones – basilar part

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12
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temporal bones

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paired

cranial (&facial)

squamos portion
petrous portion
tympanic portion
zygomatic portion
mastoid process
styloid process

each temporal bone articualtes w/ mandible via temporomadibular joint (TMJ) – connection at mandibular fossa

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13
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temporal bone connections

A

zygomatic – zygomatic process

mandible – temporomadibular joint

occpital – occipitomastoid suture

parietal – squamous suture

sphenoid – sphenosquamosal suture

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14
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sphenoid bone

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butterfly shaped

paired

cranial

body
2 greater wings
2 lesser wings
2 pterygoid processes (lateral & medial plate each)

articulates w/ all cranial bones & several facial bones

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15
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mandible

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unpaired

facial

largest & strongest facial bone

only movable bone of the skull – temporomandibular joint; 6 degress of freedom

body, ramus, & angle

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16
Q

body of mandible

A

mental symphysis
mental protuberance
alveolar arch - pocket that teeth sit in

17
Q

ramus of mandible

A

coronoid process
condylar process
mandibular notch

18
Q

maxillae

A

paired

facial

body
zygomatic process
frontal process
alveolar process
palatine process

19
Q

nasal bones

A

paried

facial

articulate w/ each other at the midline

articulate w/ frontal bone & maxillae

20
Q

palatine bones

A

paired, L-shaped

facial

horizontal & vertical plates

21
Q

palatine bones articulations

A

other palatine bone
sphenoid bone
ethmoid bone
maxillae
inferior nasal concha
vomer

22
Q

lacrimal bones

A

paired

smallest facial bones

23
Q

lacrimal bones articulations

A

maxillae

frontal

ethmoid

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zygomatic bones

A

paired

facial

frontal process
temporal process
maxillary process
orbital process

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zygomatic articulations
maxillae frontal sphenoid temporal
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zygomatic arch
zygomatic process of temporal bone + temporal process of zygomatic bone
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inferior nasal concha
paired facial
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inferior nasal concha articualtions
maxillae (in front) palatine bone (behind) inferior border is free
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vomer
unpaired facial divides left & right nasal cavities forms the septum w/ perpendicular plate of ethmoid & septal cartliage
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sinuses
holes in our bones lined w/ epithelial tissue & mucus membrane don't know what they're for lighten skull bones, provide mucous to nasal cavity, & act as sound resonators frontal spehnoid ethmoid maxillary
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bones in the nose
nasal inferior nasal concha maxillae ethmoid vomer palatine bone sphenoid
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cartilages in the nose
septal lateral major alar minor alar