Cranial Cavity Flashcards
layers of the scalp
Skin Connective tissue Aponeurosis Loose connective tissue Pericranium
(SCALP)
innervation of occipital-frontalis m.
CN VII
innervation of temporalis m.
CN V3
neurocranium bones
frontal parietal occipital temporal sphenoid ethmoid
viscerocranium bones
nasal maxillary zygomatic mandibular vomer ethmoid lacrimal inferior nasal concha
Which artery is susceptible to damage through a pterion fracture?
middle meningeal a.
Which is more anterior: groove for greater petrosal n. or groove for lesser petrosal n.?
groove for lesser petrosal n.
Which m. originates from the scaphoid fossa
tensor veli palatini
Which n. travels through the pterotympanic fissure?
Chorda tympani (br. of facial n.)
Which n. travels through the tympanic canaliculus?
Tympanic n.
Which n. travels through the vidian canal?
vidian n.
2 parts of the dura mater
cranial dura
spinal dura
2 layers of the cranial dura
periosteal outer layer
meningeal inner layer
4 dural partitions in the brain
falx cerebri
falx cerebelli
tentorium cerebelli
diaphragma sellae
falx cerebri
separates cerebral hemispheres
falx cerebelli
lies between cerebellar hemispheres
tentorium cerebelli
separates occipital lobes of the cerebrum from the cerebellum
diaphragma sellea
lies over the pituitary gland
emissary veins
drain blood from scalp
diploid veins
drain blood from bone
granular foveola
impressions on calvaria made by arachnoid granulations