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What is the skeleton of the nose composed of?
The skeleton of the external nose is largely cartilaginous, except for the Nasal Bones.
What forms the superior border of the nasal cavity?
The Anterior Cranial Fossa via the Cribriform Plate of the Ethmoid Bone.
What forms the lateral borders of the nasal cavity?
The Maxillary Sinuses and the Ethmoidal Sinuses (superior to the cross section shown)
What forms the inferior border of the nasal cavity?
The Hard and Soft Palate
What defines the posterior border of the Nasal Cavity?
The Nasopharynx
What structure is indicated by the white arrow?
The Superior Concha of the ethmoid bone.
What structure is indicated by the white arrow?
The Middle Concha of the Ethmoid Bone.
What bone is indicated by the white arrow?
The Inferior Concha (a distinct bone, not part of the Ethmoid)
How do the Conchae control air flow in the nasal cavity?
They direct air flow to ensure contact with the largest surface of cilia and maintain temperature and humidity within the respiratory tract.
What is the name of the space inferior to the Superior Concha?
The Superior Meatus
What is the name of the space inferior to the Middle Concha?

What structures are found in it?
The Middle Meatus.

The Bulla Ethmoidalis and the Hiatus Semilunaris
What is the space inferior to the Inferior Concha?

What duct opens into this space?
The Inferior Meatus

The Nasolacrimal Duct opens into this meatus.
What structure on the Nasal Septum is indicated by the white arrow?
The Septal Cartilage
What structure on the Nasal Septum is indicated by the white arrow?
The Perpendicular Plate of the Ethmoid
What structure on the Nasal Septum is indicated by the white arrow?
The Vomer
What structure is indicated by the white arrow?
The Frontal Sinus
What structure is indicated by the white arrow?
The Sphenoidal Sinus
What sinuses are indicated by the white arrows?
The Frontal Sinuses.
What sinuses are indicated by the white arrows?
The Maxillary Sinuses
What sinuses are indicated by the white arrows?
The Ethmoidal Sinuses (or cells)