Foramina (Foramens) Flashcards
Name the Foramens found in the Sphenoid Bone
Foramen Ovale = V(3) -Transmits V(3) Foramen Spinosum -Meningeal Artery Foramen Rotundum = V(2) -Transmits V(2) Optic Canal Foramen -Transmits Cranial Nerve II (2)
Foramen Ovale is also known as?
V(3)
Foramen Rotundum is also known as?
V(2)
What Canal is found in the Lesser Wing of the Sphenoid?
The Optic Canal Foramen
Which Foramens are found in the Greater Wing of the Sphenoid?
V(3)-Foramen Ovale
V(2)-Foramen Rotundum
Foramen Spinosum
The Foramen that is occluded with cartilage and found in the Temporal bone is?
The Foramen Lacerum
The Foramens and Canal found in the Temporal Bone are?
- Foramen Lacerum and the Carotid Canal
(same location together)
2.The Stylomastoid Foramen
Name the Cranial Nerve of the Stylomastoid Foramen.
Cranial Nerve VII (7)
What is the Foramen found BETWEEN the Occipital and Temporal Bone
The Jugular Foramen
The Jugular Foramen is the opening through which pass the following:
hint: 1 vein and 3 nerves
Internal Jugular Vein
Cranial Nerve IX or (glossopharyngeal nerve)
Cranial Nerve X or (vagus nerve)
Cranial Nerve XI or (accessory nerve)
What Canal and Foramen are on the Occipital Bone?
Hypoglossal Canal
Foramen Magnum
What Cranial Nerve is in the Hypoglossal Canal Foramen have?
Cranial Nerve XII
The Foramen Magnum through which pass the following:
Spinal Cord
Vertebral Arteries
Cranial Nerve XI
The largest opening on the inferior view and of the occipital bone, is what?
Magnum Foramen
The Canal found in the Temporal bone and is in the same location as the Foramen Lacerum is called?
The Carotid Canal