Neurocranium and Basicranium Part 3 Flashcards

1
Q

ethmoid labyrinths contain ____

A

ethmoid air cells

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2
Q

falx cerebri attaches to _____ and to ____

A

crista galli ; frontal crest

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3
Q

anterior border of crista galli forms two alae, which forms _____

A

foramen cecum

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4
Q

cribriform plate fits into ______ of frontal bone

A

ethmoid notch

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5
Q

ethmoid bone forms roof of ______

A

nasal cavity

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6
Q

branches of _____ goes through openings of cribriform plate

A

olfactory nerves

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7
Q

the lateral side of the ethmoidal labyrinth is the _____ which forms the medial wall of the _____

A

orbital plate or lamina papyracea; orbit

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8
Q

true or false; Labyrinth is roofed superiorly by medial

part of pars orbitalis of frontal bone

A

true

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9
Q

chonchae may also be known as

A

turbinates

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10
Q

Temporal bone is in 3 parts at birth.

A
  1. ) squamous
  2. ) petrous
  3. ) tympanic
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11
Q

inner and middle ear are in ____ part of temporal bone

A

petrous

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12
Q

Temporal bones act as transitional bones between ______ and ________ of skull

A

base; calvarium

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13
Q

external opening of ear canal

A

external auditory meatus

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14
Q

TMJ is a _____ joint

A

complex

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15
Q

what 2 bones make the TMJ?

A

mandibular fossa articulates with head of mandible

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16
Q

Mandibular fossa is anteriorly delimited by____________(tubercle), and medially delimited by ___________

A

articular eminence; entoglenoid process

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17
Q

Mandibular fossa is separated posteriorly from external auditory meatus by __________

A

postglenoid tubercle

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18
Q

what is medial to styloid process?

A

jugular fossa

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19
Q

Tympanic plate divides inferiorly to form vaginal process around base of styloid process for ___________

A

stylomandibular ligament

20
Q

what ligaments insert on mandible to stabilize it? Where do these ligaments come from?

A

Stylomandibular ligament from styloid process of temporal and sphenomandibular ligament from sphenoidal spine insert on, and stabilize, mandible

21
Q

posterior petrous part has the ____ bone

A

mastoid

22
Q

otic capsule contains _____ and _____

A

cochlea and semicircular canals

23
Q

sagittal projection above horizontal cribriform plate is ____ ____, part below is ____ or ______ plate

A

crista galli; vertical; perpendicular

24
Q

cribriform plate fits into _____ _____ of ______ _____ frontal bone

A

ethmoidal notch ; pars orbitalis

25
Q

true or false; the cribriform plate forms part of the roof of nasal cavity and floor of anterior cranial fossa

A

true

26
Q

true or false; the labyrinth is roofed superiorly by medial part of pars orbitalis as well as by sphenoid posteriorly

A

true

27
Q

true or false; superior and middle conchae arise from lateral labyrinth surface

A

false; medial labyrinth surface

28
Q

true or false; the inner ear is for hearing and balance and the middle ear is for balance

A

false; the inner ear is for hearing and balance and the middle ear is for hearing

29
Q

where is the inner and middle ear located?

A

contained within petrous part of temporal

30
Q

temporal bones act as transitional bones between ____ and _____ of skull

A

base; calvarium

31
Q

true or false; the otic capsule is the collective name for skeletal elements enclosing middle ear mechanisms

A

false; inner ear mechanisms such as cochlea (hearing) and semicircular canal (balance)

32
Q

tympanic cavity contains _____ _____ and _____, or ossicular chain or auditory ossicles

A

malleus, incus, and stapes

33
Q

the squamous part of the temporal bone is grooved on medial surface by _____ _____ ______

A

middle meningeal artery

34
Q

mandibular fossa on inferior surface articulates with mandibular condyle (or head of mandible) to form _______ _____, a complex joint

A

temporomandibular joint

35
Q

anterior boundary of mandibular fossa =

A

articular eminence

36
Q

middle boundary of mandibular fossa =

A

entoglenoid process

37
Q

posterior boundary of mandibular fossa =

A

postglenoid tubercle

38
Q

the relaxed, centralized position of the mandibular condyle within the mandibular fossa is called _____ _____

A

centric relation

39
Q

parietal notch of temporal bone articulates with ____ _____ of parietal bone

A

mastoid angle

40
Q

_______ crest is superior to external auditory meatus; ______ crest is posterior continuation above mastoid

A

suprameatal; supramastoid

41
Q

true or false; tympanic portion is ring shaped at birth

A

true

42
Q

tympanic part extends anteroinferiorly as ____ ____ which forms part of posterior wall of ______ _____

A

tympanic plate; mandibular fossa

43
Q

tympanic plate divides inferiorly to form vaginal process around styloid process for _______ ligament

A

stylomandibular

44
Q

______ fossa is medial to styloid process

A

jugular

45
Q

_____ notch is medial to mandibular process and ____ groove is medial to mastoid notch

A

mastoid; occipital