Chapter 4-Skull Flashcards

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anterior nasal aperture/piriform aperture

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hole between and below orbits

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external acoustic meati (single: meatus)

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ear holes

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There are___bones in the complete adult human skull.

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28

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inca bone

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an extra large, triangular bone occasionally found at the rear of the human cranium

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sutural bones/Wormian bones/extrasutural bones

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irregular ossicles occurring along some sutures

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The modern human skeleton is evolved from two kinds of bone: ___bone and ______-________ bone.

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dermal; cartilage-replacement

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metopic/frontal suture

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passes between unfused frontal halves, only rarely persists into adulthood

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coronal suture

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lies between frontal and parietals

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lambdoid/lambdoidal suture

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passes between the two parietals and the occipital

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squamous sutures

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unusual, scale-like, beveled sutures between temporal and parietal bones

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basiliar suture

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between sphenoid and occipital

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sphenooccipital synchondrosis

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name of basiliar suture before fusion

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parietomastoid sutures

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pass between parietals and temporals, making up posterior extensions of the squamous suture

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occipitomastoid sutures

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pass between occipital and temporals on either side of vault

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synchondroses

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semi-rigid joints made with hyaline cartilage, often preforming sutures

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syndesmoses

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rigid ligamentous joings

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sphenopetrosal synchondrosis

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precedes sphenotemporal suture

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petrooccipital synchondrosis

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precedes occipitomastoid suture

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posterior intraoccipital synchondrosis

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marks the site of fusion of the squamous and lateral portions of the occipital bone

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anterior intraoccipital synchondrosis

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marks the site of future fusion of the basilar and lateral portions of the occipital bone

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sphenoethmoidal synchondrosis

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precedes sphenoethmoidal suture

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fontanelles

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cartilaginous membranes that will eventually harden into bone

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anterior fontanelle

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single, along the midline at the anterior end of the sagittal suture

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posterior fontanelle

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single, along the midline at the posterior end of the sagittal suture

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The ___ and ____ fontanelles are paired, with one of each on the right and left sides of the cranium
mastoid; sphenoidal
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sinus
void chamber in cranial bone that enlarge with the growth of the face
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There are __ basic sets of sinuses
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Frankfurt/Frankfort Horizontal, or FH
the convention used in orienting the skull; a plane defined by 3 points, the right and left porion points and the left orbitale
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porion points
located at the top of each external acoustic meatus
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orbitale
located at the bottom of the orbit
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norma verticalis
the skull viewed from above in Frankfurt Horizontal
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norma lateralis
the skull viewed from either side in Frankfort Horizontal
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norma occipitalis
posterior view of the skull in FH
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norma frontalis
skull viewed from the front in FH
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norma basilaris
skull viewed from the base in FH
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cranial capacity
measurement describing volume of the neurocranium
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chord
name for a linear measurement between two points
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arc
curvilinear measurement
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craniometric landmark: inc.
incision: the point at the occlusal surface where the upper central incisors meet
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craniometric landmark: ids.
alveolare/infradentale superius: the midline point at the inferior tip of the bony septum between the upper central incisors
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craniometric landmark: pr.
prosthion: midline point at the most anterior point on the alveoloar process of the maxillae
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craniometric landmark: ns.
nasospinale: the point where a line tangent to the inferiormost points of the two inferior curves of the anterior nasal aperture margin crosses the midline
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craniometric landmark: rhi
rhinion: the midline point at the inferior free end of the internasal suture
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craniometric landmark: n
midline point where two nasal bones and the frontal intersect
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craniometric landmark: g
glabella: most anterior midline point on the frontal bone, usually above the frontonasal suture
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craniometric landmark: b.
bregma: ectocranial point where the coronal and sagittal sutures intersect
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craniometric landmark: ob.
obelion: ectocranial midline point where a line connecting the parietal foramina (when present) intersects the midline
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craniometric landmark: l.
lambda: ectocranial midline point where the sagittal and lambdoid sutures intersect. note: when in doubt, choose the point where the lateral halves of the lambdoid suture and the lower end of the sagittal suture would be projected to meet.
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craniometric landmark: i.
inion: ectocranial midline point at the base of the external occipital protuberance; the point at which the superior nuchal lines merge in the external occipital protuberance.
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craniometric landmark: o.
opisthion: midline point at posterior margin of foramen magnum
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craniometric landmark: ba.
basion: midline point on anterior margin of foramen magnum.
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craniometric landmark: endobasion
for some measurements, the basion point is located on the most posterior point of the foramen's anterior rim. this is distinguished as endobasion.
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craniometric landmark: sphba.
sphenobasion: point where the midsagittal plane intersects the basiliar suture
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craniometric landmark: ho.
hormion: most posterior midline point on the vomer
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craniometric landmark: alv
alveolon: point on the median palatine (intermaxillary) suture where a line drawn between the posterior ends of the alveolar ridges crosses the midline.
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craniometric landmark: sta.
staphylion: the point on the median palatine (intermaxillary) suture where a line drawn between the deepest parts of the notches (free edges) at the rear of the palate crosses the midline
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craniometric landmark: ol.
orale: midline point on the hard palate where a line drawn tangent to the posterior margins of the central incisor alveoli crosses the midline
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craniometric landmark: gn.
gnathion: most inferior midline point on the mandible.
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craniometric landmark: pg.
pogonion: most anterior midline point on chin of mandible
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craniometric landmark: id.
infradentale: midline point at superior tip of septum between mandibular central incisors
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paired craniometric landmark: zm.
zygomaxillare: most inferior point on the zygomaticomaxillary suture
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paired craniometric landmark: or.
orbitale: lowest point on orbital margin
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paired craniometric landmark: ju.
jugale: point in the depth of the notch between the temporal and frontal processes of the zygomatic
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paired craniometric landmark: mf.
maxillofrontale: point where the anterior lacrimal crest of the maxilla meets the frontomaxillary suture
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paired craniometric landmark: la.
lacrimale: the point where the posterior lacrimal crest meets the frontolacrimal suture
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paired craniometric landmark: d.
dacryon: the point where maxillolacrimal suture meets the frontal bone
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paired craniometric landmark: zyo.
zygoorbitale: the point where the orbital rim intersects the zygomaticomaxillary suture.
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paired craniometric landmark: fmo.
frontomalare orbitale: the point where the frontozygomatic suture crosses the inner orbital rim.
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paired craniometric landmark: fmt.
frontomalare temporale: the point where the frontozygomatic suture crosses the temporal line (or outer orbital rim).
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paired craniometric landmark: ft.
frontotemporale: the point where the temporal line reaches its most ateromedial position on the frontal.
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paired craniometric landmark: st.
stephanion: the point where the coronal suture crosses the temporal line.
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paired craniometric landmark: pt.
pterion: a region, rather than a point, where the frontal, temporal, parietal, and sphenoid meet on the other side of the vault; sutural contact pattern in this area is highly variable
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paired craniometric landmark: co.
coronale: the point on the coronal suture where the breadth of the frontal bone is greatest
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paired craniometric landmark: po.
porion: uppermost point on the margin of the external acoustic meatus
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paired craniometric landmark: au.
auriculare: point vertically above center of the external acoustic meatus of the zygomatic process
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paired craniometric landmark: ast.
the point where the lambdoid, parietomastoid, and occipitomastoid sutures meet
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paired craniometric landmark: ms.
mastoidale: most inferior point on the mastoid process
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paired craniometric landmark: ekm.
most lateral point on the outer surface of the alveolar margins of the maxilla, often at the second molar position
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paired craniometric landmark: enm.
endomolare: most medial point on inner surface of the alveolar margin opposite the center of the M^2 crown
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paired craniometric landmark: cdl.
condylion laterale: most lateral point on mandibular condyle.
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paired craniometric landmark: cs.
condylion superior: most superior point on mandibular condyle.
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paired craniometric landmark: cdm.
condylion mediale: most medial point on mandibular condyle.
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paired craniometric landmark: cr.
coronion: point at the tip of the coronoid process of the mandible
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paired craniometric landmark: go.
gonion: point along rounded posteroinferior corner of the mandible between the ramus and the body
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paired craniometric landmark: ml.
mentale: most inferior point on margin of mandibular mental foramen
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frontal squama
part of the frontal bone forming the forehead
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horizontal portion
part of the frontal bone that acts to roof the orbits and floor the frontal lobes of the brain
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frontal eminences/tubers/bosses
dominate the ectocranial surface; mark the location of the original centers of ossification in this bone
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temporal lines
on the lateral ectocranial surface, mark the attachment of the temporalis muscle, defines superior edge of temporal surface, often divides into superior and inferior lines as it sweeps posteriorly
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zygomatic processes
form most lateral and anterior corners of the frontal
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superciliary arches
upper orbital edges
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supraorbital notches/foramina (if notches are bridged)
set along medial half of superior orbital rim
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metopic/frontal suture
vertical suture between right and left frontal halves; sometimes lasts into adulthood
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meningeal grooves
present on both sides of the concave endocranial surface of the frontal squama for the middle meningeal arteries
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sagittal sulcus
vertical groove running down midline of endocranial surface
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frontal crest
midline crest confluent with anterior end of sagittal sulcus
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foramen cecum
foramen of varying size, found at base of the frontal crest
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arachnoid/granular foveae
especially apparent near coronal suture along endocranial midline
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pars orbitalis/orbital plate
horizontal portion of the frontal, bumpy endocranial surface, smooth and concave inferior surface
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lacrimal fossae
found at lateral, inferior parts of inferior surfaces of frontal
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ethmoidal notch
gap separating the two orbital plates of the frontal
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frontal sinuses
generally anterior to ethmoidal notch, extend for variable distance between outer and inner bone tables on frontal and sometimes benetrate orbital plates.