4. Skull (Lecture) Flashcards

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number of bones in skeleton

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206

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parts of axial skeleton

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skull, vertebral column, thoracic cage

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number of cranial bones

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8 (2 paired, 4 unpaired)

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paired cranial bones

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parietal and temporal

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unpaired cranal bones

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frontal, occipital, ethmoid, and sphenoid

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number of facial bones

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14

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paired facial bones

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  • zygomatic
  • lacrimal
  • nasal
  • palatine
  • maxillae
  • inferior nasal conchae
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unpaired facial bones

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vomer and mandible

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characteristis of human skull: vertebrate characteristics

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  • encephalizaton
  • skeletal protection of brain w/ bone
  • formation of skull from dermal, cartilaginous, and branchial elements
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characteristis of human skull: mammalian characteristics

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  • expansion of lateral fenestra
  • expansionof braincase
  • transfer of muscle origins to side of braincase
  • secondary palate
  • mandible reduced to single paired bone (dentary)
  • 3 ossicles in middle ear
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characteristis of human skull: primate characteristics

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  • orbital convergence
  • postorbital bar
  • shortening of face
  • flexion of face relative to basicranium
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characteristis of human skull: arthropoid characteristics

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  • postorbital closre
  • fusion of mandibular symphysis
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characteristis of human skull: hominin characteristics

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  • chewing (lateral motions of mandible)
  • expansion of brain and braincase
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characteristis of human skull: modern human characteristics

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  • anterior protrusion of chin
  • development of mastoid process
  • flexion of basicranium and retraction of face
  • forehead replacing supraorbital tori
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evolutionary/developmental antecedents of skull structures in modern humans

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  • dermatocranium
  • neurocranium
  • splanchnocranium
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16
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4 sutures of the skull

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  • coronal
  • sagittal
  • lambdoid
  • squamous
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17
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articulation between frontal and both parietal bones

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coronal suture

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18
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articulation between both parietal bones

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sagittal

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19
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articulation between parietal and occipital bones

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lambdoid

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20
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articulation between temporal and parietal bones

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squamous

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When nodding, (1) ____ articulates with the cervical vertebrae (specifically (2) _____).

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  1. occipital condyles
  2. cervical vertebrae (“atlas”)
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22
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“Turkish saddle”; where the pituitary gland sits

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sella turcica

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23
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exit point for maxillary branch of trigeminal nerve (V2)

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foramen rotundum

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exit point for mandibular branch of trigeminal (V3)

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foramen ovale

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exit point for middle meningeal artery
foramen spinosum
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* unites cranial and facial bones * articulates w/ (almost) every bone in skull * contains ___ sinuses
sphenoid bone
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attachment for falx cerebri
crista galli
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forms medial wall of orbit
orbital plate of the ethmoid bone
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superior portion of nasal septum
perpendicular plate of the ethmoid bone
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consists of: * superior nasal conchae * middle nasal conchae
ethmoidal labyrinth
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Which conchae/turbinate is independent of the others?
**Inferior nasal conchae** (or turbinate) is independent
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where olfactory nerve descends along lateral borders
cribiform plate
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passageway for olfactor nerve banches
cribiform foramina
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part of medial wall of each orbit
lacrimal bone
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passageway of nasolacrimal duct
lacrimal groove
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paired bones that form the bridge of the nose
nasal bone
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what forms the zygomatic arch?
* zygomatic process of temporal bone * temporal process of zygomatic bone
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forms the lateral wall of the orbit
orbital surface of the zyogmatic bone
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part of vomer bone that articulates with the sphenoid bone
ala
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forms in the inferior portion of the nasal septum
vertical plate of the vomer bone
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part of the palatine bone which forms part of medial floor of the orbit
orbital process of the palatine bone
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part of palatine bone that forms lateral wall of nasal cavity
perpendicular plate of the palatine bone
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part of palatine bone that forms posterior portion of the hard palate
horizontal plate of the palatine bone
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posterior portion of the hard palate
palatine process of the maxilla bone
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separates the hard palate from the anterior nasal spine
incisive foramen of the maxilla bone
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holds teeth of the upper jaw
alveolar process of the maxilla bone
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largest paranasal sinus in the skull
maxillary sinus of the maxilla bone
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Which conchae/turbinates are part of the ethmoid bone?
superior and middle concha/turbinates [\*inferior concha is considered its own separate bone]
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7 bones of the orbit
roof of the orbit: * frontal bone * sphenoid bone medial wall * maxilla bone * lacrimal bone * ethmoid bone floor of orbit * palatine bone * zygomatic bone * *maxilla bone* lateral wall * *frontal bone* * *sphenoid bone* * *zygomatic bone*
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4 paransal sinuses
* frontal * sphenoid * ethmoid * maxillary
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Identify the *fontanelles* of a fetal skull.
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mental eminence also refers to what
chin
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parts of the anterior cranial fossa
* cribriform plate * lesser wing of sphenoid
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parts of the middle cranial fossa
* sella turcica * foramen ovale * petrous region of temporal bone
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parts of the posterior cranial fossa
* jugular foramen * foramen magnum
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function of facial bones
* proide shape, contour, and individuality to the face * structural component of orbit and nasal cavities * anchor site for teeth (upper/lower jaw)
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forms the lateral wall of the orbit
orbital surface of the zygomatic bone
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superior & inferior parts of the nasal septum
* superior = perpendicular plate of ethmoid bone * inferior = vertical plate of vomer bone
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condition when, during development, palatine bones do not fuse together therefore palatine process does not develop properly
cleft palate (or cleft lip if lip/maxilla is involved)
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lateral structures of the maxilla
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Le Fort Fractures
1. Le Fort I: fx through maxillary floor 2. Le Fort II: fx through zygomatico-maxillary suture and takes out medial wall of orbit & **portion** of upper face and floor 3. Le Fort III: fx through zygomatico-maxillary suture and takes out medial wall of orbit & **larger portion** of upper face and floor
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lateral structures of the mandible
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Identify the different foramen.