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1
Q

name 6 bones which occipital bone articulate with

A

Atlast, sphenoid, l and r parietal, l and r temporal

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2
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Bone that houses delicate organs of hearing and balance

A

Temporal bone

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3
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what are 3 divisions of temporal bone

A

Squamous, Mastoid, and Petrous

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4
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Most vulnerable portion of entire skull?

A

Squamous portion

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5
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Petrous portion means…

A

Rock

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6
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which part of the skull is the thickest part?

A

Petrous portion

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7
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what is the external landmark used for petrous portion?

A

TEA

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8
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3 Cranial bones that articulate with temporal and 2 facial bones

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3 cranial = Parietal, Sphenoid, Occipital

2 Facial = Mandible, Zygoma

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9
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what bone forms the anchor for all 8 cranial bones?

A

sphenoid

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10
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what is the structure in sphenoid which houses the pituitary gland?

A

Sella Turcica

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11
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what 7 cranial bones articulate with sphenoid?

A

L and R Temporal, Ethmoid, frontal, Occipital, L and R Parietal bone

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12
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what 5 facial bones articulate with sphenoid?

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L and R Zygomatic, L and R Palatine, Vomer

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13
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scroll shaped projectionsof bone extending medially and downward from the medial wall of each labyrinth describes…..

A

Nasal Conchae of the Ethmoid bone

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14
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what 2 cranial bones does ethmoid touch?

A

Frontal and Sphenoid

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15
Q

what 11 facial bones does ethmoid touches?

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2x Inf Nasal Conchae, 2x Lacrimal, 2x Palatine, 2x Maxilla, 2x Nasal, Vomer

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16
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what is the largest immovable bone of the face?

A

maxilla

17
Q

what 3 cavities does the maxilla bones help form?

A

Oral, Nasal, Orbital

18
Q

what bones make up the hard palate of the mouth?

A

maxilla and palatine

19
Q

what are the 3 cranial bones zygoma touch?

A

Frontal, Temporal, and sphenoid

20
Q

what 1 facial bone does zygoma touch?

A

Maxilla

21
Q

small facial bone, size of a fingernail describes …

A

Lacrimal

22
Q

what 2 cranial bone does the lacrimal touch?

A

Ethmoid and Frontal

23
Q

what 2 facial bones does the lacrimal touch?

A

Maxilla, inf nasal conchae

24
Q

point of junction between 2 nasal bones is call…

A

nasion

25
Q

what 1 cranial bone does inf nasal conchae touch?

A

ethmoid and

26
Q

what 3 facial bone does the inf nasal conchae touch?

A

palatine, maxilla, lacrimal

27
Q

what is another name for Rhese orbit view?

A

parieto-orbital oblique view

28
Q

what line needs to be perpendicular to the IR when shooting a Rhese?

A

AML

29
Q

what is another name for tangential?

A

oblique inferosuperior view

30
Q

what is the IR size and orientation for tangential?

A

8x10 LW B

31
Q

what is the part centered to the IR of tangential? and what line is parallel to IR?

A

head turned 15 degree and chin turned 15 degree towards side of interest

32
Q

CR of this view requires it to be midway between zygomatic arches directed 1 1/2 inf to mandibular symphysis

A

Submentovertex view