Bone Features Flashcards

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Condyle

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Smooth, round articular surface

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Head

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Spherical projection, found at the proximal end of a long bone or proximal epiphyses

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Process

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Anything that sticks out on a bone. Different shapes (condyle, head, etc.)

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Facet

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Flat articular Surface

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5
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Foramen

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Short hole in bones for nerves and blood vessels

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Fossa

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Shallow depression, usually occupied by muscles or tendons

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Meatus

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Long hole in bones and body parts

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Tubercle

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Small projection, usually used for processes found on the humerus

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Tuberosity

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Projection that takes up more area than a tubercle

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10
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Trochanter

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Specific name for processes found on the femur

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Articular surface

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Smooth areas of compact bone that come in contact with smooth surfaces of another bone to form a joint. Covered with Hyaline cartilage

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Processes

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Lumps and bumps on bones. Most are on places where the tendons of muscles attached to the bone

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13
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Foramen magnum

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The large opening where the spinal cord exits the skull

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14
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Occipital condyles

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Form a joint with the atlas

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Interparietal bones

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Two small bones on the dorsal midline between the occipital bone and the parietal bone

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16
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Parietal bones

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Two bones that form the dorsal lateral portion of the cranium

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Temporal bones

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Two bones that form the ventral lateral portion of the cranium. Contains The zygomatic process of the temporal bone

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External acoustic meatus

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Found in the temporal bone, an opening that leads to the middle ear and inner ear cavities

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Tympanic bullae

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Egg shaped swellings on the ventral surface of the temporal bone, contain the middle ear structures

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Frontal bones

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Two bones that form the “forehead “part of the skull. Formed the rostrolateral part of the cranium and part of the orbit of the eye

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Incisive bones

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Two bones that are most rostral skull bones and house the upper incisor teeth or dental pad.

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Nasal bones

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Two bones that form the “Bridge quote of the nose – the dorsal part of the nasal cavity

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Maxillary bones

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Two bones that make up most of the upper jaw. Houses the upper canine teeth if present and upper premolar and molar teeth

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Lacrimal bones

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Two small bones that form part of the orbit of the eye and contain the lacrimal sacs

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Zygomatic bones
“Cheekbones “2 bones that form a portion of the orbit of the eye and a portion of the zygomatic arch. Contains the temporal process of the zygomatic bone
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Mandible
Lower jaw, usually two bones united rostrally by the mandibular symphysis in dogs, cats, and cattle
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Body/Shaft –Mandible
Horizontal part of the mandible that house is all of the lower teeth
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Ramus – mandible
The vertical part at the coddle end of the mandible that forms the temporomandibular joint with the temporal bone.
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Hyoid bone/apparatus
Attaches to the temporal bones and supports the base of the tongue, pharynx, and larynx.
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Coronoid
Upper process of the mandible, extends past zygomatic arch
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Condylar process
Center process of mandible
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Angular process
Bottom projection of mandible in carnivores
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Angle of the mandible/caudal angle
On herbivores, replaces angular process
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Mandibular foramen
Foramen that is found caudal and medial on mandible (On inside of mandible)
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Mental foramen
Found Rostral and lateral on the mandible (outside towards nose)
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Sphenoid bone
Internal bone of cranium, contains pituitary fossa which houses the pituitary gland. Forms ventral part of cranium
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Ethmoid bone
Internal bone of the cranium, rostral to sphenoid, contains cribriform plate through which the branches of olfactory nerve pass