Bone and joint Anatomy

Question 1

What are the four cranial bones?

Answer 1

Frontal, parietal, occipital, and temporal

Question 2

Sutures

Answer 2

Coronal, suture
Sagittal, suture
Lambdoid, suture
Squamous, suture

Question 3

Show the parietal bone, temporal bone, zygomatic bone

Question 4

Name the zygomatic, arch and temporomandibular joint

Question 5

Where is the external occipital protuberance?

Question 6

what bone is this

Answer 6

cribriform plate

Question 7

Answer 7

Perpendicular plate

Question 8

Answer 8

Ethmoidal labyrinth

Question 9

Two greater wings and two Lester wings, and pterygoid process

Answer 9

sphenoid bone

Question 10

What bone is this and name the locations?

Answer 10

This is the temporal bone

Question 11

Question 12

Where is the lacrimal

Answer 12

Medial wall of the orbits scales bond of the face

Question 13

name everything

Answer 13

Question 14

What are the cavities of the skull?

Answer 14

• cranial cavity
  Orbits
  Nasal cavity
  Oral cavity
  Paranasal sinus

Question 15

What are the names of the three paranasal sinuses?

Answer 15

Frontal Sinus
Ethmoidal sinuses
Maxillary sinus

Question 16

what are the three nasal conchaes?

Answer 16

Superior
Middle
Inferior

Question 17

Answer 17

palatine

Question 18

where’s the vomer and inferior nasal conchae

Question 19

zygomatic: prominence of cheek

Answer 19

Frontal, temporal, maxillary processes

Question 20

what are the 4 processes of the maxilla?

Answer 20

Frontal, Alveolar, palatine (anterior 2/3 of hard Palate) and zygomatic process

Question 21

Mandible: lower jaw

Answer 21

ramus
coronoid process
condyloid process

Question 22

side view of skull

Answer 22

Pterion - frontal/parietal/sphenoid/temporal
Zygomatic arch
Temporomandibular joint

Question 23

Pterion

Answer 23

Frontal, sphenoid, parietal, and temporal

Question 24

Which bones of the following contribute to the formation of the nasal septum

Answer 24

Vomer and ethmoid bone

Question 25

Learning objective vertebrae

Question 26

there are ______ individual vertebrae and fused the sacrum and _______

Answer 26

24 and coccyx

Question 27

Cervical vertebrae

Answer 27

C1-C7

Question 28

Thorax t1-t12
Lumbar and sacrum

Answer 28

L1-L5 and S1-S5

Question 29

_______ (tailbone) ___ coccygeal vertebrae

Answer 29

coccyx and 4 coccygeal vertebrae: CO1-Co4

Question 30

4 spinal curvature

Answer 30

Cervical: forward
Thoracic: backward
Lumbar: Forward
Sacral: Backward

Question 31

Superior/inferior _______ facet
__________ Process/foramen

Answer 31

Question 32

is this C1, what is the red spot? Where is the anterior and posterior archesWhat is the superior articular facet?

Answer 32

superior articular facet

Question 33

C _____ produces _____ acts as a pivot for atlas to rotate around it
- Permits shaking the head “no”
- Is there a spinous process?

Answer 33

C1

Question 34

are the cervical transverse processes as big as the thoracic transverse processes?

________ spinous process: specific to the cervical vertebrae except C7

Answer 34

No, the cervical transverse processes are smaller than the thoracic transverse processes.

Question 35

What does the spinal process look like on the cervical region?

Answer 35

it will look more like the thoracic vertebrae

Question 36

What vertebrae is this? label each section

What shape is the body?
are there costal facets?

Answer 36

Heart shape body
Costal Facet
- Superior/inferior articular facets (they lay right on top of each other

Question 37

What is the difference between the spinous process of the thoracic and lumbar region

Answer 37

Thoracic Is skinnier and longer

While the spinous process of the lumbar region is shorter and broader

Question 38

what is the difference between the transverse Process compared to the thoracic and lumbar region

Answer 38

Thoracic is bulkier
lumbar is skinnier and longer