Axial Skeletal system labeling Flashcards by Richard Frampton | Brainscape

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A

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Frontal

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B

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Parietal

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c

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Zygomatic Bone

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D

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Nasal

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E

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Ethmoid.

Can also be seen inside the skull right above the nose

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F

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inferior nasal conche

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G

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Vomer

Inferior part of nasal septum

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H

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Maxilla (Maxillary bone)

maxillary bone also includes 3/4 of hard palate along with upper lip

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I

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Mandiable

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formen B

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Optic formen (fromina)

circular opening in orbit and goes through to lesser wing of the sphenoid

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Fissure C

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Superior orbital fissure

larger and oblong seen through the orbit and goes into the sphenoid bone between the lesser and greater wing

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Foremen F

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Lacrimel Foreman

(Tear ducts)

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A

A

External Auditory/ Acoustic meatus

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Duct B

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Lacrimal Duct

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C

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Mental Foreman

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1

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parietal bone

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3

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temporal bone

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1

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sagittal suture

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3

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temporal bone

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4

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lambdoid suture

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5

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mastoid process

pointy bone behind ear below external auditory

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7

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external occipital protuberance

(bump at back of skull)

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8

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occipital bone

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4

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Mastoid process

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18

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Coronal suture

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5

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Mandibular foreman

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9

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Perpindicular plate of ethmoid bone

(splits nasal cavity in half)

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11

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Frontal sinus

(cavity inside frontal bone)

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12

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crista galli

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4

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occipital condyle

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7

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external occipital protuberance

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5

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foramen magnum

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16

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Palatine process

(front 3/4 of the hard palate)

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1

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Malleus

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2

A

Incus

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3

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Stapes

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1

A

cervical region (c1-c7)

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2

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Thoracic region (t1-t12)

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3

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lumbar region (L1-L5)

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4

A

Sacral region (S1-S5)

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5

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Coccygeal region

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6

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transverse process

(point off side of vertabrae)

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7

A

Spinous processes

(point off back of vertabrae/ angles slightly inferior when sitting properly)

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8

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Axis (C2)

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9

A

Atlas (C1)

Q

11

A

dens of axis

Q

8

A

transverse process

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4

A

spinious process

points off the back

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5

A

body of vertabrae

Q

8

A

Transverse process

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7

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Superior articular process

(point up)

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cervical vertebra differences

A

smaller vertebrae body, spinis process is forked, have transverse foreman

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2

A

Spinious process

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6

A

transverse process

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7

A

body of process

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8

A

transverse foraman

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9

A

vertebral foramen

Q

differences in thoracic vertebra

A

vertebrae body heart shaped, transverse process has indents, spinal process angled downward to point

Q

differences in lumbar vertebra

A

spinal process not angled

Q

3

A

spinal process

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5

A

inferior articular process

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8

A

transverse process

Q

9

A

superior articular process

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1

A

intervertebral disk

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red line

A

intervertebral foramina

(opening in between vertebrae spinal nerves exit here)

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1

A

Manubrium

(square shape at top of sternum)

Q

6

A

xiphoid process

Q

9

A

true ribs (1-7)

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8

A

vertebrochondral ribs

(8-10 indirect attachment to sternum)

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7

A

body of sternum

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12

A

jugular notch

Q

red line

A

Floating ribs

(11-12 no anterior connection)

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pink line

A

intercostal space

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Blue line

A

costal cartilage