Axial Skeleton Flashcards

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forehead

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frontal bone

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superior ridge of the eye socket

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supraorbital margin

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the ridge of the eye socket, indicating the location of the frontal sinus

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superciliary arch

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triangular part on the forehead

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glabella

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cavity within frontal bone

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frontal sinus

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pair flat bone on superior portion of skull

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parietal bone

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runs between frontal and parietal bones

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coronal suture

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runs between parietal bones

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sagittal suture

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paired bone on lateral side of skull

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temporal bone

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runs between temporal bone and parietal bone

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squamous suture

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articulates with condylar process of mandible

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mandibular fossa

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articulation of the mandibular fossa and condylar process

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temporomandibular joint

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opening in the temporal bone extending to inner ear

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external auditory meatus

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dense bony ridge on interior surface of temporal bone, location of middle and inner ear cavities

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petrous part

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short canal in petrous part of the temporal bone, extending laterally towards the inner ear

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internal auditory meatus

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long sharp process of the temporal bone extending inferiorly, like a stylus

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styloid process

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rounded process of the temporal bone posterior to the styloid process and extending inferiorly

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mastoid process

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located between the styloid and mastoid processes, passageway for facial nerve

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stylomastoid foramen

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located on petrous part of the temporal bone anterior to the jugular foramen, anterior to mastoid and styloid process

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carotid canal

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located on inferior petrous part of the temporal bone posterior to the carotid canal

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jugular foramen

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arch of bone extending anteriorly from the temporal bone

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zygomatic process

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paired bone which participates with the zygomatic process, cheek bones

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zygomatic bone

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arch of bone extending posteriorly from the zygomatic bone

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temporal process

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formed by union of the zygomatic bone and zygomatic process of temporal bone

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zygomatic arch

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most posterior and inferior bone of the skull
occipital bone
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runs transversely joining the occipital and parietal bone
lambdoid suture
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median protrusion on the occipital bone posterior and superior to foreman magnum
external occipital protuberance
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runs horizontally from external occipital protuberance
superior nuchal line
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diagonal extension of the superior nugal line towards the mastoid process
lateral superior nuchal line
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large opening on the inferior part of the skull
foramen magnum
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paired rounded process lateral to the foramen magnum
occipital condyle
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paired canal superior to occipital condyle
hypoglossal canal
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region of the occipital bone anterior to foramen magnum,
basilar part
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butterfly-shaped bone forming the floor of the cranium
sphenoid bone
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posterior and inferior to lesser wing on interior of the skull, also visible in the posterior orbit and lateral side of the skull
greater wing
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anterior and superior to greater wing on the interior skull
lesser wing
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fissure between greater and lesser wings of sphenoid visible from the orbits, upper fissure
superior orbital fissure
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fissure in the orbit floor between maxilla and greater wing of sphenoid, lower fissure
inferior orbital fissure
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saddle-like depression posterior to lesser wing
sella turcica
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paired cavity located within the sphenoid, inferior to the sella turcica
sphenoid sinus
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paired opening through lesser wing of the sphenoid
optic canal
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paired opening at the posterior margin of the sphenoid
foramen spinosum
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paired opening lateral to the base of the sella turcica
foramen ovale
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paired opening lateral to the sella turcica
foramen lacerum
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paired opening anterior to the foramen ovale
foramen rotundum
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sharp process that laterally and inferiorly project from the sphenoid
lateral pterygoid plate
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sharp process that medially and inferiorly projects from the sphenoid
medial pterygoid plate
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irregular bone with a cranial suture surrounding it
sutural bone
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located between the orbits and between sphenoid and nasal bones, forms roof of nasal cavity
ethmoid bone
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superior projection on the middle of the cribriform plate
crista galli
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porous bone surrounding the crista galli in the floor of the cranium through which olfactory nerves pass
cribriform plate
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numerous cavities within the ethmoid bone
ethmoid sinus
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median inferior projection of the ethmoid, forms superior nasal septum
perpendicular plate
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bone forming the inferior and posterior portion of the nasal septum
vomer
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paired internal openings of the nasal cavity on either side of the vomer
choanae
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bone that protrudes into the inferior part of the nasal cavity, also known as the inferior turbinate bone
inferior nasal concha
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posterior bone of the hard palate
palatine bone
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paired fused bone of the upper jaw and central face
maxilla
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paired cavity found within the maxilla
maxillary sinus
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paired opening inferior to the orbit
infraorbital foramen
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anterior portion of the hard palate
palatine process
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bony portion of the roof of the mouth, includes palatine bone and palatine process of the of the maxilla bone
hard palate
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paired bone composing the superior portion (bridge) of the nose
nasal bone
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paired bone forming part of the medial wall of the orbit
lacrimal bone
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opening in the lacrimal bone
nasolacrimal canal
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lower jaw
mandible
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most anterior part extending horizontally to the angle of the mandible
body
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where the body and ramus of the madible meet
angle
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vertical portion of the mandible extending from the angle
ramus
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anterior process of the ramus
coronoid process
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the most posterior process of the ramus of mandible, which contributes to the temporomandibular joint
condylar process
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separates the coronoid from the condylar process
mandibular notch
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paired opening on the medial surface of the ramus
mandibular foramen
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protrusion in the center of the chin indicating fusion of the two mandibular bodies
mental protuberance
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socket lined with connective tissue in which a tooth is fastened
alveolus
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projection of the maxilla and mandible where tooth sockets are located
alveolar margin
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U-shaped bone in the neck superior to the larynx
hyoid bone
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fibrocartilage cushions between the vertebral bodies
intervertebral disc
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basic bone unit of the vertebral column
vertebra
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anterior portion of the vertebra
body
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opening posterior to vertebral body through which the spinal cord passes
vertebral foramen
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posterior projection from vertebral body that supports the lamina
pedicle
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lateral projections of the vertebra for muscle/ligament attachment
transverse process
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paired arches supported by the pedicles located posterior to the vertebral body
lamina
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most posterior projection of the vertebra for muscle/ligament attachement
spinous process
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paired (superior and inferior) process which articulates with process of adjacent vertebrae
articular process
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smooth surface of articular process
articular facet
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Total 7, neck region, smalles vertebrae
cervical vertebrae
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paired opening on the transverse process
transverse foramen
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C1 supports head
atlas
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C2 serves as pivotal point for atlas and skull
axis
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process of the axis which passes through the vertebral foramen of the atlas
dens
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Total 12, vertebrae that connect to ribs, articular facets face forward, not towards each other
Thoracic vertebrae
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depression on transverse process, articulates with the tubercle of the ribs
costal facet
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half facet on superior and inferior edges of each vertebral body, articulates with head of ribs
costal demifacet
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Total 5, biggest vertebrae, articular facets face inward towards each other.
Lumbar vertebrae
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Total 5 fused vertebrae forming posterior wall of pelvis
sacrum
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lateral part that articulates with the os coxa through the sacroilac joint of pelvis
auricular surface
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fused posterior spinous process of sacral vertebrae
median sacral crest
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openings on the posterior side of the sacrum
posterior sacral foramina
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openings on the anterior side of the sacrum
anterior sacral foramina
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4 fused vertebrae forming the triangular "tail bone"
coccyx
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anterior midline anchor for the ribs, composed of three bones
sternum
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superior portion of the sternum that articulates with the clavicle at its clavicular notch
manubrium
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important anatomical landmark located in the superior portion of the manubrium
jugular notch
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middle portion of the sternum that articulates with T2-T7 cartilage
body
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paired site on the sternum for attachment of costal cartilage
costal notch
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small inferior portion of the sternum
xiphoid process
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connective tissue that connects the ribs and the sternum
costal cartilage
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12 pairs (24 total)
ribs
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7 of these ribs, attach to T1-T7
true ribs
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5 of these, all attach indirectly to the sternum also connected to T8-T12
false ribs
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2 of these, do not attach to sternum at all, T11-T12
floating ribs
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rounded part of rib which articulates with the costal demifacet on the body of the thoracic vertebrae
head
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region between the head and the tubercle of the rib
neck
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prominence near the head of the rib which articulates with the costal facet located on the transverse processes of thoracic vertebrae
tubercle
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curved portion of the rib
angle
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elongated part of the rib associated anteriorly with costal cartilage
shaft
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groove on the inferior side of the rib shaft
costal groove