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Chp 6/axial skeleton;martini

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What are the 2 divisions of the skeletal system?   show
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show Axial skeleton  
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The joints of the _________ skeletal system permit limited movement but are strong and reinforced with ligaments   show
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show 1. adjust position of head,neck,trunk 2. perform respiratory movements 3. stabilize appendicular system (limbs)  
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show vertebrae,sternum,ribs  
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Name the 6 cranial bones that enclose the cranial cavity   show
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show inner surface  
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What is the attached to the outer surface of the cranium?   show
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Name 7 superficial facial bones   show
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What is the Fx of the facial bones?   show
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show connects cranial cavity with spinal cavity enclosed by vertebral column  
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Where does the skull connect to the first C1 (cervical vertebrae of the neck)?   show
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What is the purpose of the superior and inferior nuchal lines?   show
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Which canals are above the occipital condyle?   show
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show Jugular foramen;internal jugular vein drains venous blood from the brain  
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show muscles that move the eyes,jaws& head  
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Name 7 superficial facial bones   show
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show protect and support entrance to digestive & respiratory tract  
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What is the large,cricular opening on the occipital bone for?   show
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show occipital condyles  
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What is the purpose of the superior and inferior nuchal lines?   show
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show hypoglossal canals;hypoglossal nerves control tongue muscles  
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show Jugular foramen;internal jugular vein drains venous blood from the brain  
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Which bone forms the major part of the Calvaria?   show
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show Squamos,Tympanic,petrous  
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show entrance to external acoustic meatus (auditory canal)  
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show petrous part;most massive and hardest  
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show lateral side of temporal lobe,below the external acoustic meatus  
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show styloid  
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show stylomastoid  
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show mandibular fossa and articular tubercle  
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show temporal bone area;anterior to the jugular foramen  
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show Sphenoid;Batman shape  
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What is the Fx of the Sphenoid bone?   show
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show Pituitary  
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show sella turcica "Turkish saddle"  
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Where do the optic nerves carrying visual info travel through?   show
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_______ sinus is located on the anterior part;eyes of the bat   show
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show vertical projections between the lesser and greater wing and have muscles that move lower jaw and soft palate  
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What 4 structures does the Ethmoid bone partially forms?   show
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show 1. perpendicular plate 2. cribiform plate 3. lateral masses  
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What ridge separatres the right and left side of cribiform plate?   show
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show anterior side of sphenoid,below the lesser wing,next to sphenoidal sinus (eyes)  
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show optic canal on superior surface on top of sella turcica  
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show cribiform foramina on the cribiform plate  
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show Falx Cerebri  
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show superior and middle nasal conchae  
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What is the FX of the thin scrolls of bone or conchae?   show
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show perpendicular plate,vomer, & hyaline cartilage  
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Where else are olfactory receptors found in the ethmoid bones?   show
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show Anterior (mesencephalon)  
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What bones make up the middle cranial fossa?   show
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The inferior posterior cranial fossa is formed by what bones?   show
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What are the largest facial bones?   show
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The maxillae articulates with all other facial bones, except _______   show
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show maxillae  
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What are the largest sinuses in the skull?   show
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show lighten the portion of the maxillae abovce teethe & produce mucous secretions to flush the inferior nasal cavity  
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What process forms the hard,bony roof of the mouth?   show
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show Nasal CHOP = Nasal crest;Conchal crest;Horizontal plate;orbital process;perpendicular plate  
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Horizontal plate articulates with ____ to back portion of hard palate   show
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show MESI : maxillae,ethmoid,sphenoid,inferior nasal concha  
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show Orbital Process  
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show Frontonasal suture  
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show yes;scroll like pair of bones resemble the concahe in the Ethmoid also  
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What forms the Zygomatic arch?   show
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What are the smallest bones of the skull (facial and cranial bones)   show
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show FEM: frontal,ethmoid,maxilla  
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show lacrimal groove or lacrimal sulcus  
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What makes up the nasal septum?   show
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The lower jaw (mandible) can be sub divided into:   show
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show mandibular body  
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show Head  
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The mandibular head articulates with the mandibular fossae of the ______   show
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What is the disadvantage of TMJ mobility to chew or talk?   show
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The ______ process of the mandible has a muscle important for closing the mouth   show
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What type of nerves pass through the mental foramina? (mentalis = chin)   show
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show mandibular  
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The ______ process includes the alveoli and roots of the teethe   show
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show mandibular canal; (mylohyoid line<mandibular foramen<mandibular canal)  
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What 7 bones make up the orbital complex (bones around eyes)   show
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What does the Nasal complex include,besdies the bones & cartilage of nasal cavity?   show
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show Frontal,Sphenoid,Ethmoid  
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show Maxillae,lacrimal,ethmoid,inferior nasal conchae  
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show maxillae & nasal bones  
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What 4 bones contains paranasal sinuses (air filled chambers)   show
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show lighten skull bones,produce mucus & resonate sound  
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show stylohyoid ligament  
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show Hyoid bone; this allows bone to become mobile since only ligaments & muscles are the only connections to other bones  
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Name the 3 parts of the Hyoid bone   show
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show greater horns  
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show craniostenosis  
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show saggital  
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show coronal  
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show yes  
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What is the name of the fibrous C.T. that connect cranial bones of infants?   show
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Are fontanels flexible and able to be distorted without damage?   show
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Name the 4 fontanel regions   show
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The ______ fontanel is beween the squamous suture & coronal suture   show
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The ______ fontanel is between the squamous suture & lambdoid suture   show
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show Anterior  
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The ______ fontanel lies between the lambdoid & sagittal   show
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How does the skull of infants and adults differ?   show
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At what age does the most sig growth of the skull stop?   show
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The cranium of a young child is ____ than an adult   show
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show Axial  
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What is the FX of the vertebral column?   show
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The first _____ vertebra form a pair of joints with the occipital condoyle   show
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The _____ vertebra articulate with one or more pair of ribs   show
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show 25 years old  
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show Cervical,Thoracic,Lumbar,Sacral curves  
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The thoracic & sacral curves are ______ curves because they appear late in fetal development   show
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show Newborn = C shaped adult= reverse S shaped  
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show only primary curves (thoracic & sacral) present;primary accomodations  
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When do the secondary (cervical & lumbar) curves develop in the infant?   show
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show help shift the trunk weight over the legs  
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show 10 years old  
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show thick,spherical to oval body with vertebral arch;vertebral body= centrum  
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show superior & inferior articular processes project from the vertebral arch  
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What forms the lateral and posterior margins of the vertebral foramen that surrounds part of spinal cord?   show
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show floor= posterior surface of body wall= pedicles roof = laminae  
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Which processes on the vertebra can be seen and felt through the skin of the back?   show
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_____ Processes project laterally on both sides of laminae;sites of muscle attachment & articulates with ribs   show
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The Superior articular process projects _____ & the inferior articular process projects ____   show
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show vertebral arches together form the vertebral canal  
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What separates the vertebral bodies sitting on top of each other?   show
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What permits passage of nerves running to and from spinal cord?   show
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show cervical vertebra  
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At which level on the vertebral column does the spinal cord still have most of the nerves that connect to the brain?   show
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show decreases  
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Why are the cervical veterbrae small and light?   show
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show caudally (down towards the feet)  
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What is a notched spinous process of the cervical vertebra   show
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show transverse foramina  
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show C1 (atlas), C2 (axis), C7  
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Which cervical vertebrae articulates with the occipital condyle and holds the head up?   show
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show permits nodding yes but prevents twisting  
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show 1)no body 2)semicircular anterior/posterior arches with ant/post tubercles(small rounded projections) 3)oval superior articular facets/ round inferior articular facets  
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show shake your head, no; rotation  
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show Dens (toothe)  
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Is there an invertebral disc between C1 and C2?   show
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show transverse  
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In a child,why can impacts or severe shaking cause dislocation of the dens/damage to spinal cord?   show
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show Prominens  
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Which vertebra prominens ligament acts like a string on a bow to keep the cervical curvature when head is upright   show
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Which vertebrae has a heart shaped + is more massive than the cervical vert?   show
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show smaller  
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Since most of the weight is carried by the last thoracic vertebraes and the lumbar vertebrae,compression FX are common where?   show
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show lumbar  
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Each _____ vertebrae articulates with ribs along the dorsolateral surfaces of its body   show
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which Thoracic vertebrae have superior and inferior costal facets since they connect with 2 pairs of ribs?   show
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Vertebrae ___ and ___ only have a single costal facet one ach side.   show
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show T1 to T10  
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show costal and tranverse  
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show limits the mobility of thoracic vertebrae  
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Lumbar vertebrae body is ______and the superior/inferior surfaces are ____.   show
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show no  
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What are other differences in the parts of the lumbar vertebra?   show
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show herniated disc = tear or rupture in the connective tissue of invertebral discs  
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When do the 5 sacral parts completely fuse together?   show
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