Splanchnocranium

Question 1

“the cheek bone” articulates with the cheek bone to form the zygomatic arch; frontal process, temporal process, maxillary process, inferior & lateral orbital margin

Answer 1

zygomatics

Question 2

Joined in the saggittal plane, alveolar process, anterior nasal spine, frontal process & infraorbital foramen, valentine process, maxillary sinus

Answer 2

Maxillae

Question 3

Largest of paranasal sinus, helps produce mucus and keeps nose from drying, opens into the middle meatus & drains medially (perspective of the sinus)

Answer 3

Maxillary Sinus

Question 4

from the bridge of the nose, fused medially; the major structural portion consists of cartilage

Answer 4

nasals

Question 5

the smallest bones of the face, forms part of medial orbital wall, posterior half lacrimal sulcus

Answer 5

lacrimals

Question 6

aka turbiantes, projects a little medially from the lateral walls of the nasal cavity; helps to warm, humidity and filter air before it enters the lungs

Answer 6

inferior nasalconchae

Question 7

located in nasal cavity, forms the inferior portion of the nasal septum, anteriorly it is continuous with the cartillaginous portion of the nasal septum, divides nasal cavity into right and left halves

Answer 7

vomer

Question 8

posterior 1/3 of the hard palette, part of the floor and lateral wall of the nasal cavity, small portion of the orbital floor

Answer 8

Palatines

Question 9

Rampus (ascending ramus), corpus (body/horizontal ramus), mandibular condyle, mental eminence (“the chin”), alveolar process, gonial angle (junction of ramus and bodu

Answer 9

Mandible

Question 10

only bone that does not directly articulate with another bone. Provides an attachment for muscles of the tongue and the muscles that elevate the larynx when swallowing and talking, located between the mandible and the base of the larynx

Answer 10

Hyoid