Lab 1 Flashcards by caleigh cole

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inferior nasal conchae

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nasal bones

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maxillary bones

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zygomatic bones

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mandible

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Bony Orbit

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Frontal, maxillary, ethmoidal, lacrimal, zygomatic, palatine, sphenoid

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sphenoid

part of the lateral wall of the neurocranium

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zygomatic arch (process of zygomatic and temporal bones)

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coronal suture (frontal and parietal)

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squamous suture (temporal and parietal)

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sagittal suture (parietal bones)

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lambdoidal suture (parietal and occipital)

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superior nuchal line (blue)

superior limit of the neck

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external occipital protuberance

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exernal acoustic meatus

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Pterion/temple (sphenoid, frontal, temporal, and parietal)

thin-can fracture easily

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Hard Palate (palantine processes of the maxiallary bones and horizontal plates of the palantine bones)

separates nasal cavity from oral cavity

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between the temporal and occipital bones

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foramen lacerum

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travels through the sphenoid

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foramen ovale

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through the temporal

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carotid canal

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between the styloid and mastoid process in temporal bone

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stylomastoid foramen

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between the temporal and occipital bones

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jugular foramen

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foramen magnum

where the brain connects to the spinal cord

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occipital condyles

articulate the atlas

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mastoid process

temporal styloid process (blue)

mandibular fossa

Anterior cranial fossa frontal lobes of the brain

middle cranial fossa temporal lobes of the brain

posterior cranial fossa cerebellum and brain stem

sphenoid

optic canal

sphenoid

foramen rotundum (V2)

sphenoid

foramen ovale

sphenoid

foramen spinosum

temporal bone

carotid canal

temporal

internal acoustic meatus

occipital

hypoglossal canal

ethmoid

Crista galli

ethmoid

Cribriform plate

temporal

Petrous ridge

sphenoid

sella turcica

hypophyseal fossa houses pituitary gland

Primary curvature

Throacic and Sacral

Secondary curvatures

Cervical and lumbar

Kyphosis

exaggerated lumbar curvature that gives a hunchback appearance

Lordosis

exaggerated lumbar curvature and results in a swayback appearance

Scoliosis

abnormal lateral devation of the veetebral column

intervertebral foramen

superior articular process

inferior articular process

transverse process

spinous process

vertebra prominens

atlas (C1)

axis (C2)

superior and inferior costal facets

sacral canal

ala of sacrum

sacral foramina (holes)

sacral promontory

jugular notch

sternal angle 1. Arch of the aorta begins and ends at this level 2. Trachea bifurcates into the primary bronchi

xiphoid process

sternum

manubrium

vertebrosternal ribs

1-7 costal cartilage directly attached to sternum

vertebrochonral ribs

8-10 costal cartilage connected to each other and attach to the sternum

floating ribs

11-12 no connection to sterrnum

middle nasal conchae (part of ethmpid bones)