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skull Flashcards

1
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Protective housing of the brain

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skull / calvarium

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2
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bones of skull

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22

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3
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cranium

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● Frontal - 1
● Occipital - 1
● Temporal - 2
● Parietal - 2
● Ethmoidal -1
● Sphenoidal -1

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4
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● where the Frontal Sinus is located and serves as the roof of the orbit
● articulates with 4 cranial bones, and with 8 facial bones

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frontal bone

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5
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● largest portion of the cranium.
● articulates with 5 cranial bones

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parietal bone

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6
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● inferoposterior part of the cranium
● where the Foramen Magnum is located
● articulates with Atlas through
Atlanto-Occipital Joint.
● articulates with 5 cranial bones

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occipital bone

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7
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● location of Pars Petrosa or Petrous Pyramid that houses the organ of hearing and balance
● contains the mastoid portion of the skull
● location of TM fossa
● articulates w/ 3 cranial bones
● “squamous portion”
● most vulnerable portion of the skull to fracture

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temporal bone

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8
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  • smallest among the cranial bones of the skull
    ● contains the ethmoidal sinuses w/in its labyrinths
    ● where the Crista Galli is located (E.C.G).
    ● articulates w/ 2 cranial and 11 facial bones
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ethmoid bone

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9
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serves as the anterior attachment of the falx cerebri

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crista galli

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10
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● bat shape
● location of Sella Turcica / Turkish
Saddle
● contains the sphenoid sinuses.
● contains the foramen Rotundum, Ovale, Spinosum located w/in the greater wing of the sphenoid, and also the Optic
Foramen
● serves as the keystone of the cranium
● articulates w/ all 7 cranial bones, and 5
facial bones

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sphenoid bone

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11
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bones of the cranial vault are composed of two plates of compact tissue separated by an inner layer of spongy tissue

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diploe

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12
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● articulations or joints of the cranium
● classified as fibrous joints (Immovable/
Synarthrodial-type joints).

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sutures

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13
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separates the frontal
bone from the two parietal bones.

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coronal suture

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14
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separating the two
parietal bones in the midline.

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sagittal suture

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15
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separates the two
parietal bones from the occipital bone.

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lambdoidal suture

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16
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are formed by the inferior junctions of the two parietal bones with their respective temporal bones

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squamosal sutures

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17
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anterior end of the sagittal suture.

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bregma

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18
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posterior end of sagittal suture

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lambda

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19
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are points at the junction of
the parietals, temporals, and the greater wings of the sphenoid. (The ____ are
at the posterior end of the sphenoparietal suture).

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pterions

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20
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are points posterior to the ear where the squamosal and lambdoidal sutures meet.

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asterions

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21
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membrane-covered openings or “soft spots.”

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fontanels

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22
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● provide structure, shape, and support for the face.
● also form a protective housing for the upper ends of the respiratory and digestive tracts.

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facial bones

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23
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14 facial bones

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● Maxillae - 2
● Zygomatic Bones - 2
● Mandible - 1
● Nasal Bones - 2
● Lacrimal Bones - 2
● Inferior Nasal Conchae - 2
● Vomer - 1
● Palatine- 2

24
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● largest immovable bones of the face.
● where the Antrum of Highmore is
located

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maxillary bones

25
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form the prominence of the cheek (Zygoma / Malar Bone).

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zygomatic bone

26
Q

bridge of the nose

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nasal bone

27
Q

smallest facial bones

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lacrimal bones

28
Q

turbinates, scroll shape

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inferior nasal conchae

29
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L shape

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palatine bones

30
Q

● plowshare
● inferior part of the nasal septum

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vomer

31
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● largest and densest facial bone.
● only movable bone in adult skull

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mandible

32
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40 degrees

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dolichocephalic

33
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47 degrees

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mesocephalic

34
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54 degrees

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brachycephalic

35
Q

divides the body into left and right halves.

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MSP

36
Q

line that connects the pupils or the outer canthi of the patient’s eyes.

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Inter Pupillary Line (IPL/ IOL)

37
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smooth, slightly raised triangular area between and slightly superior to the eyebrows and above the bridge of the nose.

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Glabella

38
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located at the junction of the two nasal bones and the frontal bone.

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Nasion

39
Q

“Little Thorn”, midline point
at the junction of the upper lip and the nasal septum.

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Acanthion

40
Q

lower posterior angle on each side of the jaw or mandible.

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Gonion

41
Q

large flap of ear made of cartilage

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auricle/pinna

42
Q

small cartilaginous flap that covers the opening of the ear

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tragus

43
Q

refers to the superior attachment of the auricle, or the part where the side frames of eyeglasses rest, corresponds to the highest level of the petrous ridge on each side.

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TEA

44
Q

OML

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radiographic baseline

45
Q

IOML

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Anthropological Baseline, Reid’s
Baseline, Frankfurter line

46
Q

OML to IOML

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7 degrees

47
Q

OML to GML

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8 degrees

48
Q

EOP

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Inion

49
Q

Anterior Nasal Spine

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Acanthion

50
Q

large air-filled cavities lined with mucous membrane, which is continuous with the nasal cavity

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paranasal sinuses

51
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pathways of communication between the frontal, maxillary, and ethmoid sinuses that provide drainage between these sinus cavities

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Infundibulum

52
Q

Irregular or jagged fracture of the skull

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linear fractures

53
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Ping-Pong fracture. A fragment of bone that is separated and depressed into the cranial cavity.

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depression fx

54
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Fracture located at the base of the skull.

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basal skull fx

55
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located to one side of a structure that is caused by an impact or blow on the opposite side

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contrecoup fx

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