Lab 1 Flashcards by caleigh cole

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inferior nasal conchae

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nasal bones

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maxillary bones

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zygomatic bones

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mandible

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Bony Orbit

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Frontal, maxillary, ethmoidal, lacrimal, zygomatic, palatine, sphenoid

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sphenoid

part of the lateral wall of the neurocranium

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zygomatic arch (process of zygomatic and temporal bones)

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coronal suture (frontal and parietal)

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squamous suture (temporal and parietal)

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sagittal suture (parietal bones)

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lambdoidal suture (parietal and occipital)

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superior nuchal line (blue)

superior limit of the neck

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external occipital protuberance

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exernal acoustic meatus

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Pterion/temple (sphenoid, frontal, temporal, and parietal)

thin-can fracture easily

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Hard Palate (palantine processes of the maxiallary bones and horizontal plates of the palantine bones)

separates nasal cavity from oral cavity

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between the temporal and occipital bones

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foramen lacerum

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travels through the sphenoid

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foramen ovale

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through the temporal

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carotid canal

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between the styloid and mastoid process in temporal bone

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stylomastoid foramen

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between the temporal and occipital bones

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jugular foramen

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foramen magnum

where the brain connects to the spinal cord

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occipital condyles

articulate the atlas

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mastoid process

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temporal styloid process (blue)

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mandibular fossa

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Anterior cranial fossa

frontal lobes of the brain

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middle cranial fossa

temporal lobes of the brain

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posterior cranial fossa

cerebellum and brain stem

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sphenoid

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optic canal

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sphenoid

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foramen rotundum (V2)

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sphenoid

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foramen ovale

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sphenoid

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foramen spinosum

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temporal bone

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carotid canal

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temporal

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internal acoustic meatus

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occipital

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hypoglossal canal

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ethmoid

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Crista galli

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ethmoid

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Cribriform plate

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temporal

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Petrous ridge

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sphenoid

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sella turcica

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hypophyseal fossa

houses pituitary gland

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Primary curvature

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Throacic and Sacral

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Secondary curvatures

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Cervical and lumbar

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Kyphosis

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exaggerated lumbar curvature that gives a hunchback appearance

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Lordosis

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exaggerated lumbar curvature and results in a swayback appearance

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Scoliosis

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abnormal lateral devation of the veetebral column

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intervertebral foramen

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superior articular process

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inferior articular process

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transverse process

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spinous process

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vertebra prominens

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atlas (C1)

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axis (C2)

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superior and inferior costal facets

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sacral canal

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ala of sacrum

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sacral foramina (holes)

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sacral promontory

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jugular notch

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sternal angle

Arch of the aorta begins and ends at this level
Trachea bifurcates into the primary bronchi

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xiphoid process

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sternum

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manubrium

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vertebrosternal ribs

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1-7

costal cartilage directly attached to sternum

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vertebrochonral ribs

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8-10

costal cartilage connected to each other and attach to the sternum

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floating ribs

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11-12

no connection to sterrnum

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middle nasal conchae (part of ethmpid bones)