Study sets matching "anatomy physiology skull bones"
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Frontal Bone
Supraorbital Foramen
Parietal Bone
Occipital Bone
Name this bone.
Indentify. Transmits supraorbital nerve and blood vessels.
Name this bone.
Name this bone.
Frontal Bone
Name this bone.
Supraorbital Foramen
Indentify. Transmits supraorbital nerve and blood vessels.
Frontal Bone
Supraorbital Foramen
Frontal Sinuses
Parietal Bone
Name this bone.
Indentify. Transmits supraorbital nerve and blood vessels.
Not normally visible.
Name this bone.
Frontal Bone
Name this bone.
Supraorbital Foramen
Indentify. Transmits supraorbital nerve and blood vessels.
mastoid process function
another name for a large neck muscle
foramen magnum
alveolar process
a large neck muscle attaches here and allows the head to turn…
sternocleidomastoid
spinal cord goes through this
bony processes that help hold teeth in place (upper and lower…
mastoid process function
a large neck muscle attaches here and allows the head to turn…
another name for a large neck muscle
sternocleidomastoid
Frontal Bone
Parietal Bones
Temporal Bones
Nasal Bone
The unpaired bone at the front of the head, above the eyes.
The paired bone of either side of the frontal bone. These bone…
The paired bones that are inferior to the Parietal Bones. Thes…
This is the bone of the nose and the first bone in the "NLES"…
Frontal Bone
The unpaired bone at the front of the head, above the eyes.
Parietal Bones
The paired bone of either side of the frontal bone. These bone…
Skeletal system
Osteology
Joints
Cranium
Forms the physical foundation of the body and is composed of 2…
study of the anatomy , structure , and function of the bones
connection between two or more bones
At the top bony case that protects the brain
Skeletal system
Forms the physical foundation of the body and is composed of 2…
Osteology
study of the anatomy , structure , and function of the bones
What are the 8 bones of the skull?
What are the 14 bones of the face?
Describe the 2 nasal bones
Describe 2 Maxillae
1.) frontal bone ... 2.) 2 parietal bones ... 3.) 2 temporal bones…
1.) 2 Nasal bones ... 2.) 2 Maxilla ... 3.) Mandible ... 4.) 2 zygomati…
-most of nose is made of cartilage... -form bridge of nose
-upper part of the jaw ... -sinuses... -nasal cavity
What are the 8 bones of the skull?
1.) frontal bone ... 2.) 2 parietal bones ... 3.) 2 temporal bones…
What are the 14 bones of the face?
1.) 2 Nasal bones ... 2.) 2 Maxilla ... 3.) Mandible ... 4.) 2 zygomati…
Name the cranial nerves CN I-XII
how many bones are in our skull?
what does the supraorbital foramen/notc…
What two grooves/pits are in the pariet…
CN I: Olfactory... CN II: Optic... CN III: Oculomotor... CN IV: Trochle…
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-NAV... -Supraorbital nerve
- Grooves for middle meningeal artery... - Pits for arachnoid gra…
Name the cranial nerves CN I-XII
CN I: Olfactory... CN II: Optic... CN III: Oculomotor... CN IV: Trochle…
how many bones are in our skull?
22
What are the 8 cranial bones?
Squamous portion of occipital bone
Basioccipital of occipital bone
Occipital condyles
1. Occipital bone... 2. Parietal Bone... 3. Frontal Bone... 4. Temporal…
Flat portion of the occipital bone
the most inferior part of the occipital bone (base)
nodules on either side of the foramen magnum
What are the 8 cranial bones?
1. Occipital bone... 2. Parietal Bone... 3. Frontal Bone... 4. Temporal…
Squamous portion of occipital bone
Flat portion of the occipital bone
infraorbital foreman
maxilla
mental foreman
mental protrudence
Infraorbital nerve, artery, and vein pass through this foramen
Forms part of floor of orbit and anterior part of hard palate…
Transmits mental nerve, artery, and vein
contributes to prominence of chin
infraorbital foreman
Infraorbital nerve, artery, and vein pass through this foramen
maxilla
Forms part of floor of orbit and anterior part of hard palate…
Body... Example: the body of the sphenoid…
Canal... Example: the carotid canal of the…
Condyle... Example: the lateral condyle of…
Crest... Example: the anterior crest of th…
The main part of a bone form which other markings often extend.
A tube-like opening through which nerves and blood vessels oft…
A large, rounded projection where the bone articulates with th…
A narrow ridge on the bone, usually found where a flat muscle,…
Body... Example: the body of the sphenoid…
The main part of a bone form which other markings often extend.
Canal... Example: the carotid canal of the…
A tube-like opening through which nerves and blood vessels oft…
Anatomy
Physiology
Histology "Microscopic Anatomy"
Cells
The study of the human body and structures that can be seen wi…
The study of the functions and activities performed by the bod…
The study of tiny structures found in living tissues.
The basic units of all living things. From bacteria to plants…
Anatomy
The study of the human body and structures that can be seen wi…
Physiology
The study of the functions and activities performed by the bod…
The most anterior of the 3 most superio…
Tiny opening above the eye orbit that a…
The more posterior of the 3 most superi…
Suture that joins the parietal and fron…
Frontal Bone
Supra-orbital Foramen
Parietal Bones
Coronal Suture
The most anterior of the 3 most superio…
Frontal Bone
Tiny opening above the eye orbit that a…
Supra-orbital Foramen
Foramen
Meatus
Paranasal Sinus
Fossa
A hole/opening for blood vessels, nerves, or ligaments to pass…
Funnel/Tube like passage through bone
Air filled spaces in the bones surrounding the nasal cavity
A depression in a bone
Foramen
A hole/opening for blood vessels, nerves, or ligaments to pass…
Meatus
Funnel/Tube like passage through bone