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Axial skeleton
contains:
skull
vertebral column
thoracic cage
skull/cranium
Made up of:
Frontal lobe
Parietal lobe (2)
Occipital lobe (2)
Temporal lobe (2)
Parietal lobe
sagittal suture
coronal/frontal suture
Sagittal suture
between parietal bones; midline articulation point
coronal suture
between frontal and parietal bones
Temporal bone
Inferior to parietal bone on lateral skull

Contains:
squamous suture
zygomatic process
mandibular fossa
external auditory meatus
styloid process
mastoid process
jugular foramen
carotid canal
squamous suture
between temporal and parietal
zygomatic process
cheekbone attachment, form zygomatic arch
mandibular fossa
rounded depression inferior surface of zygomatic process
external auditory meatus
Canal leading to eardrum/middle ear
styloid process
needle like projection inferior to external auditory meatus
Mastoid process
rough projection inferior and posterior to external auditory meatus
Jugular foramen
opening medial to styloid process (jugular and cranial nerves pass through)
Carotid canal
opening medial to styloid process (carotid artery passes into cranial cavity)
Occipital Bone
most posterior bone of the skull, forms floor and back wall

Contains:
lamdoid suture
foramen magnum
occipital condyles
Lamdoid suture
between sagittal and occipital bones
Foramen magnum
opening in the base of the skull where the spinal cord joins the brain
Occipital condyles
rounded projections that articulate with 1st cervical vertebra (atlas)
Sphenoid bone
butterfly/bat shaped
keystone bone, articulates with all bones of the skull
contains:
greater wings
lesser wings
Sella turcica
optic canal
foramen ovale
sphenoid sinus
Greater wings
on top, exteriorly anterior to temporal, form part of eye orbit
Lesser wings
on bottom, bat shaped, anterior to sella turcica
Sella Turcica
pituitary gland housed here, saddle shaped, sphenoid midline
Optic canal
opening in base of lesser wings, optic nerves enter the orbits
Foramen ovale
opening posterior to sella turcica, 5th cranial nerve passes through
Sphenoid sinus
posteriorly middle of nose bridge
Ethmoid Bone
Irregularly shaped bone anterior to sphenoid, forms roof of the nasal cavity, upper nasal cavity, upper nasal septum, and part of the medial orbit walls.
Contains:
crista galli
cribriform plates
superior and middle nasal concha
perpendicular plate
ethmoid sinus
Crista galli
cocks comb, point of attachment for the dura matter, secures brain in skull
Cribriform plates
Body plates lateral to crista galli, olfactory fibers pass to brain
Superior and middle nasal concha
thin coiled plates of bone from ethmoid into nasal cavity
Perpendicular plate
inferior projection of ethmoid forms superior part of nasal septum
ethmoid sinus
inferior to frontal sinus, superior to sphenoidal sinus
Mandible
lower jaw, articulates with temporal bones
contains:
mandibular condyle
Coronoid process
mental foramen
mandibular foramen
alveolar margin
Mandibular condyle
articulation point mandible with mandibular fossa of temporal bone
Coronoid process
jutting anterior portion of ramus (site of muscle attachment)
Mental foramen
prominent opening that transmits mental blood vessels and nerves to lower jaw
Mandibular foramen
open lower jaw, medial aspect mandibular ramus, permits passage of nerve for tooth sensation (novacaine inserted here)
Alveolar margin
inferior margin containing sockets for teeth to lie within
Maxilla
upper jaw
contains:
alveolar margin
palatine process
infraorbital foramen
maxillary sinus
Alveolar margin
superior margin containing sockets for teeth to lie in
Palatine process
form anterior hard palate, meet medially in intermaxillary structure
Infraorbital foramen
opening under orbit, carrying infraorbital nerves, blood vessels to nasal region
Maxillary sinus
largest sinus, frontal
Lacrimal bone
fingernail sized bones forming part of the medial orbit walls between the maxilla and ethmoid
Palatine
paired bones posterior to palatine process, form posterior hard palate and part of the orbit
Zygomatic
lateral to maxilla forms cheekbone and part of lateral orbit
Nasal
small rectangular bones forming the bridge of the nose
V omer
blade shaped bone in median plane of nasal cavity that forms posterior and inferior nasal septum
Inferior nasal concha
thin curved bones protruding medially from lateral walls of nasal cavity
Hyoid
free floating bone in throat above larynx, point of attachment for tounge and neck muscles, horseshoe shaped
Vertebrae
24 single bones that form the vertebral column
Structures of vertebrae
Body
vertebral foramen
transverse process
spinous process
superior and inferior articular processes
intervertebral foramina
Vertebrae body
rounded central portion, faces anteriorly
Vertebral foramen
spinal column runs through this, opening enclosed by the body and vertebral arch
Transverse process
two lateral projections from vertebral arch
Spinous process
single, palpable, medial and posterior projection from the vertebral arch
Superior and inferior articular processes
articulate with other vertebrae, superior articular process face toward spinous process, inferior articular processes face away from spinous process
Intervertebral foramina
space between two joined vertebrae
Cervical vertebrae
7
transverse foramina (opening in transverse process)
1st cervical vertebrae
C1
atlas
joins with occipital condyle to "say yes"
2nd cervical vertebrae
C2
axis
has dens
allows for pivot "say no"
Thoracic vertebrae
12
have facets for ribs
rounded transverse processes for articulation with ribs
Lumbar vertebrae
5
larger body
stubby, flay arms
Sacrum
5 fused vertebrae
composite bone
articulates with LB
connects with coccyx
contains:
median sacral crest
alae
sacral foramina
sacral canal
sacral hiatus
sacral promontory
Median sacral crest
spiny process of fused vertebrae, posterior view
Alae
wings, laterally articulate with hip bones
Sacral foramina
located at either end of transverse sacral ridges
openings allow sciatic nerve to pass
Sacral canal
opening superior, posterior
allows cerebral fluid to flow through
Sacral hiatus
hole posterior inferior
allows fluid out
Sacral promontory
Where last lumbar vertebrae joins sacrum
Bony thorax
sternum
ribs
Sternun
breast bone
Manubrium
tie shaped head
articulates with clavicle
Body/gladiolus
middle area of sternum
Xiphoid process
inferior end
5th intercostal space
Ribs
12 pairs
7 pairs true
5 pairs false (two types)
3 pairs articulate with sternum
cartilage (rib 7)
2 pairs floating, no sternal
attachment