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Question: The sutures of the skull are classified as_______and allow____movementAnswer: ,no Question: The bones of the cranium form by_____while the facial forms by_____Answer: interosseous, Question: Bones of the skull begin as rod-like of cells calledAnswer: notochord Question: this allows the head to during child birthAnswer: fontanelles Question: fontanellesare replaced as bone and eventually form_______Answer: Question: The two primary fontanelles are____&_____Answer: Anterior/Bregma and /Lambda Question: How many form the cranium/calvarium/cranial cavityAnswer: 8 bones Question: How many bones form the /Visceral skeletonAnswer: 14 Question: Answer: frontanelle from increased fluid Question: 4 that are classified as flat bonesAnswer: frontal bones, 2 parietal , and occipital bones Question: The layers that form the flat bones areAnswer: outer/compact, middle/cancellous(diploe), /compact Question: layer of flat boneAnswer: Question: Meningeal Answer: inner surface of flat bone forming the cranium, branch-like grooves Question: SulciAnswer: channels or ditches which lodge blood vessels Question: Irregular Bones cranial bones Answer: sphenoid(butterfly), (little projection), 2 temporal bones(project off wings of butterfly) Question: List the 8 that form the Carium Answer: frontal, ethmoid, 2 parietal, 2 temporal, occipital, Question: frontal bone Answer: Question: ethmoid bone Answer: in nasal cavity Question: 2 bone locationsAnswer: lateral superior sides of Question: occipital bone Answer: posterior base of Question: bone locationAnswer: anterior and middle section of base of Question: Which 4 bones form the base of the Answer: occipital, sphenoid, 2 bones Question: what are all the for the skullAnswer: brain case/ cranial cavity/ / cranium Question: what are all the for the facial skeletonAnswer: skeleton/ visceral skeleton Question: name the 14 which for the facial skeletonAnswer: 2 maxillary, 2 , 2 nasal, 2 zygomatic, 2 inferior nasal conache, 2 palatines, manidible and vomer Question: of 2 maxillary bonesAnswer: upper jaw and /lower cheek area) Question: of lacrimalsAnswer: of eye/tear duct Question: of nasal bonesAnswer: on top of Question: of zygomaticAnswer: bones Question: 2 inferior nasal Answer: curly cue-scrolls inferior nasal cavity Question: 2 palatinesAnswer: roof of mout, superoposterior portion of hard palate in oral cavity and portions of posterior nasal and orbital cavities Question: Answer: lower Question: locationAnswer: nose into two chambers Question: wherever maxilla goes....______goes. they are the only bones that form the oro,naso,orbital cavityAnswer: goes Question: hyoid bone extends off from______ of the _____boneAnswer: styloid , temporal Question: The MIDDLE ear, the auditory ossicles which is part of the_____boneAnswer: Question: 3 auditory ossicles in each ear Answer: malleus(hammer), (anvil), Stapes(stirrup) Question: Name the 5 /house of the skullAnswer: frontal/anterior, lateral walls, roof/vortex, wall, base/floor Question: bones form the roof/vortexAnswer: frontal and parital Question: anterior wall/frontal wall byAnswer: frontal Question: which bones form the lateral wall of Answer: and temporal Question: what bone the posterior wallAnswer: Question: The major 4 sutures of the areAnswer: sagittal, coronal, , lambdoidal Question: The 7 sutures includeAnswer: asterion, pterion, frontozygomatico, zygomaticotemporal, frontomaxillaris, zygomatico-maxillaris, Question: What is the densest of the skull and this is the largest fifference in skull shape/typeAnswer: the Petrous Question: What are the three general classificationsAnswer: (caucasian), Bracheycephalic(asian) Dolichocephailc(african) Question: Mesocephailc is __cm at it point, __cm at its longest point and__cm at its deepestAnswer: 15cm, 19cm, 23 Question: The angle of the Ridges on MesocephailcAnswer: 45-47 MSP Question: Describe the Brachycephalic and Answer: short front to back, wide side to side, MSP 54 Question: Describe the Dolichocephalic Answer: , internal structure lower, denser skull so small increase in exp. factors. 40 degrees MSP Question: The petrous ridges lie at the ofAnswer: top of ear Question: smooth prominence between eyebrowsAnswer: Question: junction of the nose and lipAnswer: Question: bridge of nose, where nasal bone articulates with the boneAnswer: Question: ridge of bone covered by the Answer: superciliary Question: bump of Answer: INION,bump on posterior surface of occipital bone also External Occipital Protuberance, Bump of Knowledge and Inion Question: of the MandibleAnswer: Gonion(where horizontal of mandible ascends vertically) Question: Bump on the temporal bone to EAMAnswer: Process Question: Bumpin the of te chinAnswer: point Question: junction of the eyelidsAnswer: canthus Question: medial junction of the Answer: canthus Question: cartiliginous flap of Answer: /pinna Question: external opening to the Answer: EAM external auditory Question: TEAAnswer: top of ear Question: Lip like structure in from of Answer: Question: Superior rim of Answer: supraorbital Question: rim of orbitAnswer: infraorbital Question: line connecting and EAMAnswer: Acanthiomeatal Question: line Glabella and EAMAnswer: Glabellomeatal Question: there is a __degree difference between the orbitomeatal line(OML) and the Glabellomeatal Answer: 8 degree, know cuz some cant tip their head down Question: Line connecting the of the eyeAnswer: Interpupillary line ( of Nasion) Question: Radiographic Baseline_____(we use this the most)Also referred to as_____ Answer: line (IOML) Reids Baseline Question: Line form the outer canthus of the eye to the EAM___also referred to as ____also as_____Answer: orbitomeatal line/radiographic baseline/ canthomeatal Question: there is a __degree between the orbitomeatal line and infraorbitomeatal lineAnswer: 7 difference Question: What are the two of the frontal boneAnswer: Squamous/vertical portion:forehead Horizontal:roof of the Question: Two rounded elevations on bone on either side of MSPAnswer: eminences Question: ridge of bone that corresponds to position of Answer: supercilliary Question: ridge of bone that forms the rim of orbitsAnswer: SOM supraorbital Question: opening for nerves and arteries in frontal Answer: notch/foramen Question: small pointed process which articulates w/ethmoid to help form a small portion of the Bony SeptumAnswer: Nsal Question: Small lateral processes at rim of superior orbit which articulate w/ the ZygomaAnswer: Zygomatic Question: Depressions above the supercilliary Answer: supraorbital Question: Frontal Sinuses are Answer: one on side of the MSP, creating a sinus cavity in the vertical/squamous portion of the frontal bone Question: Thin plates of bone form the superior/roof of each orbit of the frotal boneAnswer: Orbital/Horizontal Question: The between the Orbital Plates of the Frontal Bone is called theAnswer: notch Question: Sponge like, cube shaped bone two orbitsAnswer: Ethmoid Question: Four portions of Ethmoid Answer: Cribiform Plate, Perpendicular Plate, LAteral masses/Labyrnths, Conchae Question: The portion of Ethmoid for transmission of the Olfactory nerves is called theAnswer: Cribiform Question: The two vertical projections on the areAnswer: Cribiform and Plate Question: A superior vertical projection on cribiform which resembles a roosters comb is ___, this is an attachment site for____Answer: Crista , Flax Cerebri(fold of dura mater) Question: On the either side of Cribiform , forms the medial walls of the orbit and lateral walls of the nasal cavityAnswer: masses/labyrinths Question: The Sinuses are located in theAnswer: Masses/Labyrinths Question: Scroll like processes on the of the lateral massesAnswer: nasal Question: conchaes are collectively calledAnswer: Question: The purpose of the is toAnswer: warm/filter air Question: The_____of the_____and the_____ form the bony nasal septumAnswer: plate, ethmoid, vomer Question: The portion of the skul lies betweenAnswer: Eminences Question: BonesAnswer: 2 square shaped bones, forms the posterior and and roof of the cranium Question: The two parietal bones join to form Answer: the suture Question: Rounded bumps on aspect of each parietal boneAnswer: eminence Question: List the four of the parietal bonesAnswer: sagittal border, frontal border, occipital border, squamous Question: List the four of the Parietal BonesAnswer: Bregma-Frontal (sag meets coronal suture), Lambda-Occipital Angle(sag meets lambdoidal suture), Mastoid Angle(parietals meet mastoid portion of temp. bone), Sphenoid Angle(parietals meet greater wing of sphenoid) Question: Inner surface of parietal bone is concave and has small grooves called____which are for_____Answer: meningeal , meninggeal vessels Question: Pacchionian Bodies Answer: depressions for granulations near the sagittl suture |
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