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Lecture2. Skull Flashcards

1
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What are the main functions of the skeletal system

A
  1. movement
  2. support
  3. protection
  4. mineral homeostasis - calcium and phosphorous storage
  5. blood cell production (RBC)
  6. storage of minerals and lipids
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How many different types of bones are in the body? What are the different types of bones in the body

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6 types

  1. long bones
  2. irregular bones
  3. short bones
  4. flat bones
  5. sesamoid bones
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3
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What is the largest sesamoid bone in the body?

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kneecap

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4
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What are the 2 skeletons in the skeletal system

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  1. axial skeleton

2. apendicular skeleton

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5
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How are bones typically classified?

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By their shape

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6
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How do we classify the sesamoid bone?

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Sesamoid bones embedded within the tendons of muscles. Prevent the rubbing of tendon against the joint (protect tendon)

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7
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What is the function of the patella (recall patella= kneecap)

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increases the muscle mechanical efficiency of the muscle

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8
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What constitutes the axial skeleton

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skull
vertebral column
bony thorax (ribs)

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9
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Name all the axial bones ( ie. identify all bones on page 2 of L2)

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scapula 
sternum
all bones in the skull
rib
vertebra
sacrum
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10
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Is your clavicle part of the axial skeleton

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No

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11
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What are the 2 major groups of bones in the skull

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  1. neurocranium -forms bones that protect the brain

2. viscerocranium - forms bones on face

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12
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What bone forms the forehead. paired/unpaired

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frontal bone. single unpaired bone

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13
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What bone forms the upper jaw. paired/unpaired

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Maxilla. paired bone

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14
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What bone forms the lower jaw

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mandible. unpaired

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15
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What is the cheek bone called. paired/unpaired

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zygomatic bone. paired bone

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16
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What bone is altered in a nose job

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nasal bone

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17
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What are the 3 openings that connect the cranium to the orbital cavity

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  1. superior orbital fissure
  2. optic canal
  3. inferior orbital fissure
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18
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How many paired bones are in the nasal conchae

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There are 3 pairs of bones

  1. superior nasal conchae
  2. middle nasal conchae
  3. inferior nasal conchae
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19
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How many bones are in the neurocranium?

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8 bones. occupital bones, 2 temporal bones, 2 parietal bones, frontal bone, ethmoid bone, sphenoid bone)
-found on wiki

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20
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How many bones are present in the viscerocanium

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14 bones

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21
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Draw where the occipital, temporal, parietal and frontal bone in a lateral direction of the skull

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pg 7 of L2

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22
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What are the bones that form the zygmatic arch

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zygomatic bone + temporal bone

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23
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What does the lacrimal bone carry

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Lacrimal duct: starts from eyes to the nose, passes tears from eyes to nasal cavity

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24
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Identify the mastoid and styloid process

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pg 7 of L2

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25
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Where is the entrance to the ear

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External acoustic/auditory meatus

26
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Where is the styloid process with respect to the external acoustic meatus

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immediately inferior

27
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What is the suture that separates the parietal bones

A

sagittal bone

28
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What is the suture that separates the pair of parietal bones with the occipital bone

A

lambdiod suture

29
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What are the bony processes found at the mandible

A

condylar and coronoid process

30
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Identify all areas on pg 7 of L2

A

pg7 L2

31
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What is the body of the mandible called

A

Ramus

32
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Identify where the external occipital protuberence is

A

pg 8 L2

33
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What is lambda

A

the connection point between the lambdiod suture and sagittal suture

34
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What is bregma

A

It the connection point between the sagittal suture and coronal suture

35
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What is a calvaria

A

roof of the skull

36
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Which points are not completely ossified in babies ?

A

the lambda and bregma points

37
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What is bregma called in babies

A

anterior fantanell. turns into bone 12-18 months later

38
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What is lambda called in babies

A

posterior fatanell. turns to bone in 6 months

39
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What are the bones that form the hard palate

A

maxilla and palatine (both paired bones)

40
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What is the posterior opening of the nasal cavities called

A

Choana

41
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What makes the nasal septum that separates the nasal cavities

A

Vomer

42
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What is the process found in the sphenoid bone

A

pteygoid process

43
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Identify all structures on pg 10

A

pg 10

44
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What is the condyle connected to the first cervical vertebrae

A

occipital condyle

45
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what is the difference between the cranium and skull

A

the cranium + mandible = skull.

so cranium does not include the mandible

46
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What are the 3 cavities of the cranium

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  1. anterior cranial fossa
  2. middle cranial fossa
  3. posterior cranial fossa
47
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Label all the parts on pg 10,11 and 12 of L 2

A

10,11, 12

48
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Where is the passage of the olfactory nerve

A

roof of the nasal cavity at the cribiform plate (it is a bony process) of the ethmoid bone

49
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What is the first cranial nerve

A

olfactory nerve

50
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What separates the cribriform plate of the ethmoid bone

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crista galli separates the cribiform plate

51
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What are the components of the sphenoid

A

lesser and greater wing

52
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Where is the optic canal found

A

sphenoid

53
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Where does the pituitary gland sit

A

hypophyseal fossa of the sella turcica, a shallow cavity found in the sphenoid

54
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What are the openings of the sphenoid

A
  1. optic canal
  2. foramen rotundum
  3. foramen ovale
  4. foramen spinosum
  5. foramen lacerum
55
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Where is petrous located

A

temporal bone

56
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Describe the petrous

A

hardest part of your skull. Contains the middle and inner ear.

57
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What passes through the foramen lacerum

A

Nothing - sealed with fibrocartilage

58
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Where is the foramen magnum located

A

occipital bone.

59
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What is located at the foramen magnum

A

Medulla oblongata

60
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What openings are found in the temporal bone

A

jugular foramen

internal acoustic meatus

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