Axial

Front 1

Bones of the (blank) are divided into those of the braincase and those of the face

Back 1

Skull

Front 2

(Neurocranium), which encloses the cranial cavity, consists of 8 bones that immediately surround and protect the brain

Back 2

Braincase

Front 3

Form the structure of the face

Back 3

Facial bones

Front 4

How many facial bones are solidly connected to form the bulk of the face

Back 4

13

Front 5

Forms a freely movable joint with the rest of the skull

Back 5

Mandible

Front 6

Form a large portion of the side of the head

Back 6

Parietal bones and temporal bones

Front 7

Temporal refers to?

Back 7

Time

Front 8

Is so named because the hairs of the tenples turn white , indicating the passage of time

Back 8

Temporal bone

Front 9

Two bones join each other on the side of the head at the

Back 9

Squamous suture

Front 10

Is a joint uniting bones of the skull

Back 10

Suture

Front 11

Anteriorly, the parietal bone is joined to the

Back 11

FRONTAL BONE by the CORONAL SUTURE, Posteriorly it is joined to the OCCIPITAL back of the bone by the LAMBDOID SUTURE

Front 12

A canal that enables sound waves to reach the eardrum

Back 12

External auditory canal

Front 13

The temporal bone can be seen and felt as a prominent projection just posterior to the ear

Back 13

Mastoid process

Front 14

Important neck muscles involved in rotation of the head attach to the

Back 14

Mastoid process

Front 15

Part of the (blank) can be seen immediately anterior to the temporal bone

Back 15

Sphenoid bone

Front 16

Actually a single bone that extends completely across the skull.

Back 16

Sphenoid bone

Front 17

Anterior to the sphenoid bone is the

Back 17

Zygomatic bone

Front 18

Consist of joined process of the temporal and zygomatic bones, forms a bridge across the side of the face and provides a major attachment site for a muscle moving the mandible

Back 18

Zygomatic arch

Front 19

Forms the upper jaw

Back 19

Maxilla

Front 20

Forms the lower jaw

Back 20

Mandible

Front 21

Articulates by suture to the temporal bone

Back 21

Maxilla

Front 22

Contains the superior set of teeth, and the mandible contains the inferior set of teeth

Back 22

Maxilla

Front 23

The major structures seen from the frontal view are the

Back 23

Frontal bone, zygomatic bones, maxillae and the mandible

Front 24

Frontal view, the most prominent openings into the skull are the

Back 24

Orbits and the nasal cavity

Front 25

Cone- shaped fossae, so named because the eyes rotate within them

Back 25

Orbits

Front 26

Each orbit has several openings through which structures communicate with other cavities. The largest of these are the

Back 26

Superior and inferior orbital fissures

Front 27

Divides the nasal cavity into right and left halves

Back 27

Nasal septum

Front 28

The bridge of the nose is formed by the

Back 28

Nasal bones

Front 29

Is a separate bone, and the middle and superior conchae are projections from the ethmoid bone

Back 29

Nasal conchae

Front 30

Each if the lateral walls of the nasal cavity has three bony shelves, called the

Back 30

Nasal conchae

Front 31

Several of the bones associated with the nasal cavity have large cavities within them, called the

Back 31

Paranasal sinuses

Front 32

The skull has additional sinuses, called the (blank) located inside the mastoid process of the temporal bone

Back 32

mastoid air cells

Front 33

Through which the spinal cord joins the brain, is located in the posterior fossa

Back 33

Foramen magnum