Class 7 Flashcards

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What is the cranium

A

Part of skull that contains brain (often used interchangeably with skull – consists of frontal, occipital, sphenoid, ethmoid, temporal & parietal bones

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2
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What is the Calvaria?

A

Dome-like superior portion of cranium

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3
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What are facial skeleton (facial bones)?

A

Bones that make up face

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4
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What is a suture?

A

Line of union in immobile articulation

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5
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What is the mandible?

A

• U-shaped bone
• forms skeleton of the lower jaw & inferior part of face

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6
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What are the landmarks of the mandible?

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• coronoid process
• mandibular notch
• head (condyle)
• neck
• ramus
• angle (of mandible)
• body (of mandible)
• base (of mandible)
• mental foramen
• mental protuberance
• lingula
• mandibular foramen
• mandibular canal
• digastric fossa
• mylohyoid line
• pterygoid tuberosity (roughened area on inner aspect of angle of mandible)

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7
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What are the landmarks of the frontal bone of the mandible?

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• superciliary arch (ridge where your eyebrows are)
• glabella
• supraorbital foramen
• orbital surface – frontal bone forms the roof of eye sockets

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8
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What is the superciliary arch?

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Ridge where your eyebrows are

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9
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What is the orbital surface?

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Frontal bone forms roof of eye sockets

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10
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What are the landmarks of the parietal bones?

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• superior temporal line
• inferior temporal line

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What are the landmarks of the temporal bones?

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• zygomatic process
• articular tubercle
• mastoid process
• temporal fossa
• styloid process (of temporal bone)
• mandibular fossa
• external acoustic meatus
• temporal bone houses structures related to hearing & balance
• within temporal bone is tympanic cavity which houses 3 ossicles (bones of middle ear) called malleus, incus, stapes – help in transmission of sound

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12
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Temporal bone houses structures related to _____________ and _______________.

A

hearing and balance

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13
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Within temporal bone is _____________ cavity which houses 3 ossicles (bones of middle ear) called _________________________ – they help in _________________________.

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• tympanic
• malleus, incus, stapes
• transmission of sound

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14
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Incus = ____________

A

Anvil

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15
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Malleus = ____________

A

Hammer

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16
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Stapes = _____________

A

Stirrup

17
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What are the landmarks of the sphenoid bone?

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• wedge-shaped bone anterior to temporal bones
• body
• greater wings
• lesser wings
• sella turcica (Turkish saddle)- houses pituitary gland
• pterygoid process – there is medial plate & lateral plate

18
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What is the sella turcica (Turkish saddle)?

A

Houses pituitary gland

19
Q

pterygoid process – there is a _______________ and ________________.

A

medial plate and lateral plate