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anterior cranial fossa
front-most fossa
contains the frontal lobe
made of the frontal bone
middle cranial fossa
middle fossa
hold the temporal lobe
made from the temporal bones
posterior cranial fossa
back-most fossa
holds the cerebellum
made from occipital bones
paranasal sinus
(what are the 4 parts)
for air-filled chambers which open into the nasal cavity
-frontal
-ethmoid
-spenoid
-maxillary
osseous nasal septum
forms part of the nasal cavity
coronal suture
fusion of the frontal and the parietal bones
saggitttal suture
fusion of the two parietal bones
lambdoid sature
fusion of the parietal bones and the occipital bone
external auditory meatus
opening to the ear canal
present in temporal bone
Mastoid process
dull rounded point. point of muscle attachment
present in temporal bone
zygomatic process
form articulation with zygomatic bone
present in temporal bone
styloid process
point of attachemend for larynx and pharynx
present in temporal bone
madibular fossa
articulates with mandible (makes only moveable joint)
present in temporal bone
occipital condyles
articulates with the first cervial vertebra
present in occipital bone
foramen magnum
opening for spinal cord.
present in occipital bone.
jugular foramen
opening for blood vessles and nerves
located in occipital bone.
sella turcica
houses pituitary gland
located in the spenoid bone
greater/lesser wings
form part of the spenoid bone. lesser wings found on top and are smaller, greater wings found on top and are larger.
foramen ovale
opening for neves
located in the sphenoid bone.
ethmoid bone
forms lateral walls and roof of nasal cavity.
perpendicular plate forms part of septum.
maxille
2 medially fused bones that make up the upper jaw.
forms front of hard palate, upper jaw and floor of orbits.
mandible
lower part of jaw
coronoid process
most anterior process- attaches muscles of face
located on mandible
mandibular process
most posterior process- articulates with the manibular fossa of the temporal bone to make mandibular-temporal joint.
zygomatic bones
bones of cheek and outer side of orbits.
articulates with zygomatic process of the temporal bone.
nasal bone
two medially fused bones that form the nasal bridge
lacrimal bones
2 bones that contribute to the meidal walls of orbits
palatine bones
2 bones that make up the back of the hard palate, orbits and lateral walls of nasal cavity.
vomer
forms part of septum
inferior nasal conchae
2 curved bones that contibute to nasal cavity.
cervical curvature
the top most part of the spine.
7 vertebrae
located near neck
thoracic curvature
2nd highest region of the spine.
12 vertebrae
lumbar curvature
lower back section of spine
5 vertebrae
sacral curvature
lowest part of spine.
consists of saccral and coccyx
atlas
first vertebrae
no body or spinous process
articulates with occipital condyles of skull
axis
second vertebrae.
has an odontoid process which helps form an articulation with the atlas.
sacrum
formed by 5 fused vertebrae
articuates with coxal bone of pelvis
coccyx
formed by 4 fused vertebrae, lower part of spine
manubrium
large round/heart shape of sternum
xiphoid process
very bottom of sternum.
hyoid bone
not attached to any other bones.
provides attachement to neck muscles