[Exercise 8] Skull Flashcards
Maxilla
[Lateral view, right side]
1) Infraorbital foramen
2) Alveolar process
Hyoid Bone
Palatine Bone
[Posterior view, right side]
Note: There is another complementary palatine bone.
Temporal Bone
[Articulated, Lateral View, right side]
1) External acoustic meatus
2) Mastoid process
3) Styloid process
4) Zygomatic process (of temporal bone)
5) Mandibular fossa
Temporal Bone
[Lateral View, left side]
1) External acoustic meatus
2) Zygomatic process (of temporal bone)
3) Mastoid process
4) Mandibular fossa
Sphenoid Bone
[Posterior View]
1) Lesser Wing
2) Greater Wing
3) Pterygoid process
Spenoid Bone
[Superior View]
1) Optic canal (optic foramen)
2) Lesser wing
3) Stella turcica
4) Foramen ovale
5) Greater wing
Mandible
[Lateral View, right side]
1) Condylar process
2) Coronoid process
3) Alveolar process
4) Mental foramen
5) Mandibular foramen
Ethmoid Bone
[Anterior View]
1) Crista galli
2) Middle nasal choncae
3) Perpendicular plate
4) Cribriform plate
Maxilla
[Medial View, right side]
1) Palatine process
2) Alveolar process
3) Incisive foramen (Incisive fossa)
Note: Incisive foramen is located between the right and left maxilla, behind the incisors.
Temporal Bone
[Medial View, left side]
1) Internal acoustic meatus
Occipital Bone
[Inferior View]
1) External occipital protuberance
2) Occipital condyle
3) Foramen mangnum
Frontal Bone
[Anterior View]
1) Supraorbital notch (supraorbital foramen)
Parietal bones
[Posterior View]
1) Lambdiod suture
2) Sagittal suture
3) Parietal bones
Note: Lambdoid suture borders parietal bones and occipital bone
Identify numbers 1-4
Skull
[Inferior View, Mandible removed]
1) Incisive foramen (Incisive fossa)
2) Foramen ovale
3) Occipital condyle
4) Foramen magnum