axial skeleton ch.5/6

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dianapira  on September 17, 2009

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Citrus College Anatomy Study Group

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axial skeleton ch.5/6

mastoid process of temporal bone
posterior to external auditory meatus; attatchment point from neck muscles
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mastoid process of temporal bone posterior to external auditory meatus; attatchment point from neck muscles
styloid process of temporal bone projects inferiorly from the undersurface; attatchment point for muscles & ligaments of toungue and neck
foramen magnum of occipital bone brain/spinal chord connection
occipital condyles of occipital bone articulation points with the atlas
sella turcica of sphenoid cradles the pituitary gland
alveolar processes sockets of teeth; maxilla, mandible
mental & mandibular foreman site for anesthetic injections
lacrimal fossa houses the lacrimal sac which gathers tears & passes them to nasal cavity
hyoid supports toungue, does NOTarticulate with any other bone
cribifrom plate of ethmoid contains olfactory foamina which allow the olfactory nerves to enter the brain from nasal cavity
crista galli attachment points for brain membranes
zygomatic process possesses mandibular fossa & articluar tubercle which articulates with the condylar process of the mandible to form the temporomandibular joint
mandible located in mental foramen
vertebral column sections cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacrum, coccyx
vertebral foramen space formed by pedicles, lamina & body; canal through which the spinal cord & blood vessels travel
atlas supports head; articulates with occipital condyles
axis possesses dens; anterior portion of vertebra foramen
auricular surfaces lateral surfaces that articulate with ilium & coxal
manubrium portion of sternum that interacts with clavicles
sacral hiatus location for the introduction of anesthetic agents that act on the sacral & coccygela nerves
xiphoid process no rib attachment
true ribs 1-7 pairs directly connecting to sternum via costal cartilage
false ribs 8-12 pairs, 8-10 connect via costal cartilage, 11-12 floating ribs
intervertebral foramen formed by superior & inferior vertebral notches; permits passages of spinal nerve in and out of vertebral column

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