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head
prominent expanded end of bone
condyle
a round knob that articulates with another bone
facet
smooth, flat surface
crest
narrow ridge
tuberosity
rough elevated surface
tuburcle
small rounded process
trochanter
large process on FEMUR
spine
slender elongates process that may be pointed
epicondyle
projection superior to condyle
meatus
canal-like opening
fossa
shallow depression
process
marked body prominence
foramen
round or oval opening
fissure
slit-like opening
sinus
large cavity within a cranial bone
trochlea
smooth pully-like process of surface e.g. trochlea of humerous
anterior fossa
hold the frontal lobe of the brain
formed mostly by the frontal bone
medial fossa
hold temporal lobes of the brain.
formed mostly by the temporal bone.
posterior fossa
holds cerebellum
formed mostly by the occipital bone
nasal cavity
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paranasal sinus
composed of 4 sinus
-frontal (located at very front, near frontal bone)
-ethmoid (located in front of nasal cavity)
-sphenoid sinus (located behind nasal cavity)
-maxillary sinus (located in face)
the orbit
forms the eye socket
contains 7 bones
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frontal bone
forms forehead and cranium roof
contains frontal sinus
parietal bones
form lateral walls of cranium
temporal lines
thickened regions of bone that arch across parietal and frontal bones.
coronal suture
point where the parietal and the frontal bones fuse
sagittal suture
point where the two parietal bones fuse
lamboid suture
point where parietal and occipital bone fuse
temporal bones
form lateral wall of skull
zygomatic process
(located in temporal bone)
articulates with zygomatic bone
external auditory meatus
(located in temporal bone)
opening to the ear hole
mastoid process
(located in temporal bone)
POA for muscles
jugular foramen
(located in temporal bone)
access for nerves and blood vessles
styloid process
(located in temporal bone)
POA for larynx and pharynx
mandibular fossa
articulates with mandible to make the only movable joint.
occipital bone
forms the inferior and posterior aspect of skull
occipital condyles
(occipital bone)
skull rests on vertebral column, articulates with vertebral column.
foramen magnum
(occipital bone)
opening for spinal cord
jugular foramen
(occipital bone)
opening for nerves and blood vessels
sphenoid bone
butterfly shaped bone that spans the width of the middle cranial fossa
sella turcica
located in the spenoid bone, houses pituitary gland.
ethmoid bone
located medial to orbits forms walls and roof of nasal cavity.
pedicles
forms the vertebral arch. joins the transverse processes with the vertebral body
laminae
forms the vertebral arch. joins the transverse process with the spinous process