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Two major divisions of skeleton

-Axial


-Appendicular

Axial skeleton

Central axis of body


-skull, vertebral column, ribs, and sternum

Appendicular skeleton

Includes upper and lower limb bones, pectoral girdle, and pelvic girdle

Bone markings

Articulations


Extensions and projections


Depressions


Passages and cavities

Skull bones

Most complex part of skeleton, 22 bones total

Cranial bones: skull

8 cranial bones surrounds cranial cavity which encloses the brain

Facial bones: skull

14 facial bones support teeth, facial, and jaw muscles

Sutures: skull

Where bones meet, 4 sutures


-sagittal


-coronal


-lambdoid


-squamous

8 cranial bones

Frontal


Parietal


Temporal


Sphenoid


Occipital


Ethmoid

14 Facial bones

Maxilla


Palatine


Nasal


Lacrimal


Zygomatic


Inferior nasal conchae


Comer


Mandible

Formen

Small hole or opening

Paranasal sinuses

Airfilled mucus, frontal, sphenoid, ethmoid, maxillary

Vertebral column

33 vertebrae with discs of fibrocartilage between most of them

Vertebral column function

-supports skull and trunk and allow movement


-protects spinal cord


-absorbs stress of walk, run, lift


-attachments for limbs, thoracic cage, muscles

Five major divisions of vertebral column

Cervical


Thoracic


Lumbar


Sacrum


Coccyx

Cervical vertebrae

C1 to C7, in the neck


~BREAKFAST AT (7)

Thoracic vertebrae

T1 to T12, in the chest


~LUNCH AT (12)

Lumbar vertebrae

L1 to L5, lower back


~DINNER AT (5)

Sacrum

Fusedx S1 to S5, base of spine (5)

Coccyx

Fused, Co1 to Co4, coccygeal (4)

Primary curvatures

Present at Birth, thoracic and pelvic, C shaped

Secondary curvatures

Develop later, cervical and lumbar, walking and crawling helps for S shape posture

Body of vertebrae

Centrum, mass of spongy bone, thin compact bone, weight bearing, rough surfaces

Vertebral foramina of vertebrae

Form vertebral canal for spinal cord

Vertebral arch or vertebrae

Forming vertebral foramen, consists of lamina and pedicle

Lamina

Either side of the spinous process

Pedicle

From the body

Seven processes of vertebrae

-1 spinous process, midline


-2 lateral transverse processes


-2 superior articular processes


-2 inferior articular processes

Intervertebral foramen

Two vertebrae are joined, opening between Pedicle's, spinal cord passage

Intervertebral disc

Between most vertebrae, first one C2 and C3, last one L5 and Sacrum

Intervertebral disc function and structure

Composed of fibrocartilage, bind vertebrae together, support weight, absorb shock