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Cranium
Encloses and protects the brain and furnishes attachment sites for head and neck muscles
Calvaria
Cranial vault.
1. Superior
2. Lateral
3. Posterior aspects of the skull
Cranial Base
Superior aspect of the skull
Frontal Bone
1. Anterior aspect of the cranium
2. Forms most of the anterior cranial fossia
3. Superior wall of the orbits
4. Contains air filled frontal sinus
Squamos
Forehead
Anterior Cranial Fossa
A basin like depression in the anterior cranium
Supraorbital Margin
Thickened superior margins of the orbits that lie under the eyebrows
Glabella
Smooth portion of the frontal bone that lies in between the orbits
Parietal Bone
Form superior and lateral aspects of the cranial vault
Coronal Suture
Between the parietal bones and the frontal lobe
Sagittal Suture
Between the parietal bones
Lamdoid Suture
Between parietal and occipital bone
Squamous Suture
Between the parietal bones and the temporal bones
Occipital Bone
Forms most of the posterior wall and base and articulates with C1
Ligamentum Nuchae
Sheetlike elastic ligament that connects the vertebrae of the neck to the skull
Temporal Bones "Temple"
Ineferolateral aspects of the skull
Squamos Region of the Temporal Lobe
Abuts the squamous suture and has a zygomatic process that meets the zygomatic bone to form the zygomatic arch
Tympanic Region of the Temporal Lobe
Surrounds the external acoustic meatus (external ear canal)
Mastoid Region of the Temporal Lobe
Inferior portion of the temporal bone that exhibits the mastoid process
Petrous Region of the Temporal Lobe
Contributes to the cranial base
Sphenoid Bone "Wedge"
Spans the width of the cranial fossa and is a keystone bone
Greater Wings of the Sphenoid
Project laterally from the sphenoid to form dorsal walls of the orbits and the external wall of the skull