Skull and Divisions Flashcards by Claire Carman

Q

What is a transverse division?

A

A division that separates superior and inferior

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Sphenoid bone

A

mid skull (inside) looks like a butterfly

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vomer bone

A

wall between 2 halves of nasal cavity

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Ethmoid bone

A

roof of nasal cavity/floor of cranium

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Lacrimal bones

A

inner surfaces of eye socket

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Zygomatic bones

A

cheek bones

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Occipital bone

A

back/lower of skull

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Parietal bone

A

Cranial Plates (top of head)

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Oblique Division

A

diagonal

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Sagittal Division

A

down midline

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Frontal Division

A

separates anterior and posterior

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Anatomical position

A

standing palms forward

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Hyoid bone

A

only bone in the body not attached to anything

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Palatine bones

A

roof of the mouth

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Nasal bones

A

sides of the bridge of the nose

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Mandible bones

A

Lower jaw

Q

Maxilla bones

A

upper jaw

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temporal bones

A

where the ears go

Q

frontal bone

A

forehead

Q

Epithelial

A

surface of a specimen

Q

connective

A

cells separated by matrix

Q

Muscle

A

have the ability to contract

Q

nervous

A

transmits impulses

Q

cyto- or cyte-

A

cells

path-

disease

How long have homosapiens been around?

200,000 years

Top 3 elements that compose the human body?

Hydrogen, Oxygen, Carbon

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unit

meta

transformation

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head

reference man

22 yrs old, 70kg (154lb) 2800kcals daily

reference woman

22 yrs old, 58kg (128lbs) 2000kcals daily