Skeletal Lecture

Front 1

consists of the skull, veterbral column and thoracic cage

Back 1

axial skeleton

Front 2

are located inside the temporal bones

Back 2

ear ossicles

Front 3

floats in the neck and attaches to THROAT and TONGUE muscles

Back 3

hyoid bone

Front 4

transmits sound waves

Back 4

external auditory meatus

Front 5

is divided by the nasal septum

Back 5

nasal cavity

Front 6

seperates the oral and nasal cavities

Back 6

hard palate

Front 7

connect the nasal cavity

Back 7

paranasal sinuses

Front 8

is a point of attachment for one of the meninges

Back 8

crista galli

Front 9

is occupied by the pituitary gland

Back 9

sella turcica

Front 10

the internal carotid arteries pass through the

Back 10

carotid canals

Front 11

pass through the foramen magnum

Back 11

veterbral arteries

Front 12

most blood leaves the brain through the - which exit through the -

Back 12

internal jugular VEINS
jugular foramina

Front 13

processes provide atttachment for 3 muscles involved in movement of Tongue, Hyoid bone, Pharynx

Back 13

styloid

Front 14

forms inferolateral aspects of the skull

Back 14

temporal

Front 15

articulates with almost every cranial bone

Back 15

sphenoid

Front 16

forms part of nasal septum and lateral walls and roof of nasal cavity, medial wall of orbit

Back 16

ethmoid

Front 17

found in middle ear cavity
involved in sound transmission

Back 17

ear ossicles

Front 18

articulates with every facial bones except with mandible (2/3)

Back 18

maxilla

Front 19

form cheek and part of orbit

Back 19

zygomatic

Front 20

construct bridge of nose

Back 20

nasal

Front 21

form posterior part of hard palate and a small part of nasal cavity and orbit walls (1/3)

Back 21

palatine

Front 22

part of nasal septum

Back 22

vomer

Front 23

intertertebral disc = ? + nucleous pulposis

Back 23

annulus fibrosis

Front 24

vetebral foramen contain and protects the

Back 24

spinal cord

Front 25

spinal nerves exit through

Back 25

intervertebral foramina

Front 26

transverse and spinous processes attach to - and -

Back 26

muslces
ligaments

Front 27

ribs, cartilage and sternum

Back 27

thoracic cage

Front 28

upper and lower limbs, pelvic and pectoral girdles

Back 28

appendicular skeleton

Front 29

is attached loosely and functions in grasping and manipulation

Back 29

upper limb

Front 30

consists of the scapula and clavicle

Back 30

pectoral girdle

Front 31

lodged in tendon of quadriceps

Back 31

patella