Skull - random Flashcards

1
Q

digastric fossa

A

temporal bone, groove immediately behind the mastoid process (most lateral groove)

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2
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occipital groove

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temporal bone, groove behind the mastoid process, more medial. medial to the digastric fossa.
for course of occipital artery

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3
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perpendicular plate of ethmoid bone

A

in nasal cavity

comes from the top

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4
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vomer

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in nasal cavity

comes from the bottom

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5
Q

pterygoid hamulus is off the

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medial pterygoid plate of the sphenoid bone

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6
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glenoid fossa

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aka mandibular fossa
on the temporal bone
where the TMJ is - contains articular cartilage of TMJ

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7
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articular eminence

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where the condyle of the TMJ slides when you open your mouth really wide

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8
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incisive canal

A

basalis view
front of hard palate, between the two central incisors, in the maxilla
transmits nasopalatine n., anatomosis of nasopalatine and greater palatine aa.)

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9
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greater palatine foramen

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maxilla, basalis view, more toward the front of the mouth and larger hole, transmits greater palatine nav

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10
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this is at the base of the pterygoid fossa

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scaphoid fossa

attachment for tensor palatine

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11
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palatovaginal or pharyngeal canal

A

canals on either side of vomer

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12
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incisive canal transmits

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nasopalatine n.

anastomosis of nasopalatine and greater palatine aa.

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13
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zygomaticotemporal foramen transmits

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zygomaticotemporal n.

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14
Q

pharyngeal canal transmits

A

pharyngeal n.a.

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15
Q

pterygoid canal transmits

A

n and a of pterygoid canal

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16
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foramen ovale transmits

A

V3, accessory meningeal a.

17
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foramen spinosum

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middle meningeal a.

recurrent meningeal branch of V3

18
Q

what attaches at the spine of the sphenoid bone?

A

sphenomandibular ligament

19
Q

goes through petrotympanic fissure

A

chorda tympani n

anterior tympanic a.

20
Q

goes through carotid canal

A

internal carotid a.

sympathetic plexus

21
Q

symphysis menti

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groove at midline where two halves of mandible fuse

22
Q

mental foramen transmits

A

mental nav

23
Q

attaches at tip of mylohyoid line

A

pterygomandibular raphe

24
Q

submandibular fossa holds

A

the submandibular salivary gland

25
Q

mandibular notch transmits

A

masseteric nav

26
Q

lingula is an attachment for

A

sphenomandibular ligament

27
Q

mandibular foramen and canal transmit

A

inferior alveolar nav