Temporal Bone Flashcards

1
Q

Each Temporal Bone articulates with which bones?

A

with one Zygomatic and one parietal bone, the occipital and sphenoid bones, and the mandible

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2
Q

Each Temporal Bone is composed of a large roughened projection
hint: it is a process?

A

the Mastoid Process

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3
Q

The External Auditory Meatus is part of what bone?

A

The Temporal Bone

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4
Q

Where the Parietal, Frontal, Greater Wing of Sphenoid and Temporal Bones join is known as?
hint: weakest area of the skull

A

The Pterion

the weakest area of the skull

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5
Q

Where the Parietal, Occipital and the Temporal join is known as?
hint: strongest area of the skull

A

The Asterion

strong area of the skull

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6
Q

A slender projection on the Temporal Bone that is inferior to the external auditory meatus is called?

A

The Styloid Process

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7
Q

A slight concave depression on the Temporal Bone and larger than pterion is known as?

A

The Temporal Fossa

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8
Q

What protuberance is on the Occipital Bone?

A

The External Occipital Protuberance

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