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Frontal bones

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-form forehead, eye sockets, most of the front of the cranial floor
-frontal sinuses lie deep within the bone

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Parietal bones

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-forms sides and roof of the cranial cavity
-separated on top of skull by the saggital suture

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Temporal bones

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-form lower sides of the cranium and part of the cranial floor
-external auditory meatus (ear canal) is located within these bones

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Mastoid process

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-behind external auditory meatus and is a point of neck muscle attachment

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Styloid process

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-point of neck and tongue muscle and ligament process

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Mandibular fossa

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-forms 1/2 of the temporomandibular joint within the mandible (lower jaw bone)

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Occipital bone

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-forms posterior part and most of cranial base
-foremen magnum passes through this bone
-occipital condyles are on either side of the foremen
-magnum that connects with the first vertebrae

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doesn’t belong to axis

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pectoral

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what suture connects frontal to parietal

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coronal

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tube like passageway within bone

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meatus

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narrow ridge like projection

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crest

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12
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enlargement on end of bone

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head

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13
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small knob like process

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tubercle

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tiny pit or depression

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fovea

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small flat process

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facet

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occipital to parietal

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lambdoid

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mastoid process

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temporal

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superorbital foremen

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frontal

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foremen magnum

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occipital

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20
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cristi galli

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ethmoid

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sella turisca

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sphenoid

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gland in sella turisca

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pituitary

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keystone bone

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sphenoid

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bumps in maxilla and mandible

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avelor process

25
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separates naval cavity and septimun

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vomer

26
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2 bones from roof of mouth palate

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palatine bone and maxilla

27
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acustic external meatus

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temporal

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thoracic vertebrae

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12

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lumbar

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5

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sacrum

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5

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coccyx

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4

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soft spot

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fontanel

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transverse foremen

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cervical

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occipital bone that connects with c1 vertebrae

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occipital condyle

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label of facet and pedicle

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top: facet
bottom: pedicle

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c1 atlas

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supports your head
allows for yes movement
no vertebral body
all cervical vertebrae have transverse foremen

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c2 axis

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allows for no motion
posses “dens”

38
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cranium

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8 cranial bones
14 facial bones

39
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suture

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immovable joint

40
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frontal bone

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make up forehead down to eyes
superorbital foremen
nerves to regulate eyebrow/eyelid muscles

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parietal bone

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connected to frontal by coronal suture
parietals are connected by saggital suture

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occipital bone

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form back and part of skull base
foremen magnum
occipital condyle is flat regions on either side of foremen magnum and connects with c1 atlas
lambdoid suture connects occipital to parietal

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temporal bones

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on lateral side of skull
squamous suture- connect temporal with parietal
external acoustic meatus- ear canal
styloid process- attatchment to point for muscles to regulate tongue

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mastoid process

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attatchement point for muscles of neck

45
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sphenoid

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“keystone”
connects cranial
sella turisca
depression holding p gland

46
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ethmoid

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cristi galli
brain membrane attatchment

47
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2 nasal bones

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form bridge of nose
rest is cartilage

48
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2 lacrimal

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smallest facial
openings for tearducts

49
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2 inferior nasal concha

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airfilters lined with mucus membrane to capture bacteria before getting to lungs

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vomer

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part of nasal septum

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zygomatic

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cheek bones

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maxilla

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has the avelor process
connects to all facial bones except mandible
part of hard palate, along with palantine bone

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palantine

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going to form hard palate
cleft

54
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mandible

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largest facial bone
mental foremen
possess avelor process

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