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lecture 2: skull bones Flashcards

1
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how many bones are there in the skelteton

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206

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what is the two catergory of bones

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1) axial (skull, vertebrae columb, thoracif cage)

2) appendicular (UP,LE, pelvic girdle)

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how many bpnes are there in the skull

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22 bones

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how many creanial bones are there

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8

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how many facial bones are there

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14

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what are the main 4 sutures

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sagitallal, coronal, lambdoidal, squamosal

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what are teh 4 types of sinuese

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frontal
ethmod
sphenoid
maxillary

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fgrwhat are the 3 fossa of the skull

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cranial
nasal
orbital

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9
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the creanial fossa houses the/…

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brain

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10
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true or false: all bones of the skull are njoined by sutures

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false, most bones except mandible

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11
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what is the purpose of the cranium (2)

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enclossi and protects the brain

prodives an attachement for muscles of the scal lower jaw, neck and back

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what are the 8 bones of the cranium

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frontal 
parietal (2)
occipital
temportal (2)
sphenoid
ethmoid
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13
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how many frontal boens are there

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1

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14
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how many temporal bones are there

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2

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15
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how many partietal bones are here

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2

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16
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the frotnal bone forms the BLANK part of the slull

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anterior part

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17
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what bone makes up the superior part of the orbit

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frontal bone

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18
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true or falseL the frotnal sinusus are deep to the frontal lobe

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true

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19
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true or false: in the frontal bone, there is a suture

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false, they are completely fused (o eveidence of a suture)

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20
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why is there a supraorbital notch

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for passaive of nerve and vessel

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21
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be able to identify the features of the frontal bonnes

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supraorbital margin
supraorbital notch/formanen
frontal sinus

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what is the funcntion of sinuese (2)

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1) found where areas are thick, to loghten tthe skull

2) helps give the voice its individual tone (resignated chambers(

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23
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which bonnes form the “wall”

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paritetal bones

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24
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the parietal bones form the BLANK aspect of the cramium

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lateral

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25
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where do the [arietal bones joinn

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join on top of the skull (sag suture)

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26
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what suture joins the two parital bones

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sagital

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27
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what suture joints the frontal anf parital bones

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coronal suture

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28
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what suture joins the parietal bones to the occipital bone

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lambdoidal siture

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29
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be able to label the sutures

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30
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the BLANK bone forms the posterior wall and floor of cranium

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the occipital bone

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31
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the foramen magnum is a feature of what bone

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occipital bone

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32
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where does the brain stem excit the skull and become the spinal cord

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foramen magnum

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33
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what do the occipittal condyles areticualte with

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c1

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34
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where is the hypoglossal canal and what does it hold

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located in in occipical condyls and holds the hypoglossal nerve

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35
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you find the superior and inferior nucal lines on what bone

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occipital

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36
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the superior nuchal lines connect to the BLANK

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external occipital protuberance

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37
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be able to label and find the features of the occipital bone

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external occipital protuberance
inferior nuchal lines
superior nuchal line
foramen magnum
hypoglossal canal 
occipital condyles
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38
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what is the formal name for “soft spots of the skull”

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fontanells

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39
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ehat are fontanelles

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soft sports that are made of fibrous tissue that allows brain brain expansion (brain devs faster than skull grows)

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40
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the temporal bones are below or above parital bones

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below

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41
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where does the temporant bones unite with the parietal bones

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squamosal suture

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42
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what is the name of the ear”hole”

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external acoustic meatus

43
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what is the function of the mandiublar fossa

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holds the mandible

forms the TMJ joint

44
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be able to locate the features of the temporan=l bones

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mastoid process
syloid process
stylomastoid foramen
zygomatic process
external accoustic meatus
mandiublar fossa
petrous poriton
internal acousttic meatus 
carotid canal
45
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what is the fucntiton of the petrous portion of the temporal bone

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seperates middle creanial fossa from posterior cranial fossa

protects “ear” stuff

46
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what bone is the butterfly shapped bone located centrally

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sphenoid

47
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what bone forms the lower lateral wall of the cranium

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sphneoid

48
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true or false: the snepoid bone forms part of the floor of cranium and posterior wall of the orbit

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true

49
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organize these from anterior to posterior

forament, ovale, rotendium, spinosa

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rotumdum, ovale, spinose

50
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what is held within the sell turcica

A

pituitary gland

51
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what does sella turcica mean

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turkish saddle

52
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are the sphenoid sinuese inferior or superior to sell trucica

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inferior

53
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where are the pteryogoid processes found

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behind the last set of teeth

54
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be able to locate and name the features of the sphenoid bone

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greater wings
lesser wings
sella turcica
optic foramen 
superior orbital fissure
foramen rotumndun, ovale, spinosum, 
spenoid sinus
phtetygoid process
55
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what nerve does the hypoglssal canal hold

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hypoglossal nerve (CXII)

56
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what nerve does the optic foramen hold

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CII

57
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what nerves pass through the superior orbital fissure

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CIII,CIV,CVi
Ophthalmia
CVI

58
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what nerve goes through foremaent rotengium

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CV2 (maxillary)

59
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what nerve goes through foramen oval

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CV3 mandibular

60
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what nerve passes through stylomastoid foramen

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CVII

61
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what nerves pass through internal acoustic meastures

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CVII

CVIII

62
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true or false: the ethmoid bone is deep to the orbital cavity

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false

nasal cavity

63
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the cribiform platte is associated to what bone

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ethmoid

64
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what is the cribifrom plate

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plate that holds olfactory foramina

65
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what is the fucntion of the crista galli

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goes through frontal lobe and the dural membranes can attach here

66
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what makes part of the septum

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perpendiular plate (and vomer)

67
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be able to label featutres of ethmoid

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crista galli
cribiform plate
olfavttory foramina
latteral masses (holds ethmiid sinues)
perpndular plate 
middle anf superior nasal concahe and meatus
68
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what nerve passes near cribiform plate

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C1

69
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how many of the facial bones are immovable

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13

70
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what is the moveable bone of the facial bones

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lower jaw (mandibular)

71
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what is the function of the facial bones

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provide msucle attachmentt for msucels that tcontol fascial ecpression and move the jaw

72
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wha tbones form the upper jaw

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maxillar bones

73
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the maxillary bones help form what

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help form floor of orbit, roof of mouth, walls and floor of nasal cavity

74
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true or false; thers no sinuese in tthe maxillary bones

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false tthere are

75
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what si the fucntion of the alveolar process

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holds root of the teeth

76
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where does the palatine process atttach to

A

palattine bone

77
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be able to locatet and identify features of maxillar

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alveolar processes 
palatine process
macillar sinuses
incisive foramen
infraorbital foramen
78
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which bone is L shaped

A

palatine bone

79
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whoch bone is psoterior to maxillar bone

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palatine bone

80
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the horizontal plates of the palatine form what

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psoterior roof of the mouth and floor of nasal cavity

81
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the vertical plates of the palatine bone form what

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help form lateral wall of the nasal cavitty

82
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which bones from part of cheekbone/orbit

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zygomatic bones

83
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where does the temporal process extend to

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extends to temporal bone to form xygomattic arch

84
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what are the components of the zygomatic arch

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1) temporal process (zygomatic bone)

2) zygomatic process(temporal bone)

85
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which bone is small and rectangular

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nasal bone

86
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where do the nasal bones join and what do they form

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join at the midline to form the bridge of nose between orbitst

87
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true or false, the entire nose is made from nasal bones

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false, most of nose is made from cartilage plates

88
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where are the lacrimal bones located

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posterior and latteral to nasal and maxillary bones

89
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what bone forms the medial portion of orbits wall

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lacrimal bones

90
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where is the vomer locaetd

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locatted along mudline wihton nasal cavity

91
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whatt does the vomer form

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part of the nasal septum

92
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where do they inferior nasal conchae attach

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to the latteral wall of nasal cavity

93
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what forms 3 shelves in the nasal cavity throug hqhich air is channels

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super middle and inferior nasal conchae

94
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what is tthe fucntion of the sup middle and inf conchae

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helps warm arm (by turbulence)

helps clean aricoming in (from mucous along concha)

95
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what is the only moveable bone of the skull

A

mandible

96
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where does the condylar process of the mandible articulate

A

with the tempolar bone at the mandibular fossa

97
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be able to label and lcoate the features of the mandible

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ramus
conduylar process
coronoid porocess
mandibular notch 
mandibular foramen
mandibular angle
alvealolar process
mental foramen
mental protub.
98
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what is the common name for chin

A

mental protuberance

99
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which bone is considered a unique part of the axial skeleton

A

hyphoid

100
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true ro false: the hyphoid bone arrticultes with many bones of the still

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false, does not articulate with another other bone

101
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where is the lcoation of the hyoid bone

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below mandible above larynx

102
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where is the hyoid bone suspended from

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suspended from styloid process (on temporal bone) by muscles and ligaments

103
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what is the fucntion of the hyoid bone

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supports tongue and provides attachement for some of its muscles

104
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Are the sphenoid sinus inferior or superior to the sella turcica?

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Inferior

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