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Cranial Bones

Protect the brain

Frontal Bones (2)

Forehead and eyebrows

Parietal Bones (2)

Both sides of the cranium- meet in the middle

Temporal Bones (2)

Just inferior to the parietal bones- temples, above our ears

Occipital Bone

Posterior bone of the cranium, which forms floor and back of skull

Sphenoid Bone

Butterfly shaped bone that spans the width of the skull, hold yours brain

Facial Bones

House our eyes, allows us to chew and is the base for our nose

Maxillae (Maxillary Bones) (2)

Form the upper jaw, mustache area & sinuses

Palatine Bones (2)

Form the palate, failure of these bones to fuse together causes a cleft palate

Zygomatic Bones (2)

Form the cheek bones and extend up to the lateral eye sockets

Lacrimal Bones (2)

Small bones that form the medial wall of the eye socket where tears come out of

Nasal Bones (2)

Form together to create the bridge of the nose

Mandible

The large bone that forms the jaw- largest and strongest bone in the face

Jaw

Only free moving joint in the skull

Hyoid Bone

-not truly part of the skull


-horse shoe shaped bone in the throat


-suspended by ligaments above the larynx


-only bone to not articulate with another bone in the body

Spine

-Body's axial support


-Formed by 26 bones connected by ligaments

Cervical Spine

Cervical Spine

7 vertebrae labeled c1-c7

C1

Called the atlas, which allows you to nod your head yes

C2

Called the axis, which allows you to shake your head no

Thoracic Spine

Thoracic Spine

12 vertebrae labeled t1-t12. Articulates with each rib

Lumbar Spine

Lumbar Spine

5 vertebrae labeled L1-L5

Sacrum

-Formed by 5 different vertebrae fused together


-Articulates with L5, making the lumbosacral joint


-Articulates with the pelvis, making the sacroilliac


Coccyx

Most inferior aspect of the spine, made by the fusion of 3 small bones

Intervertebral Disks

-Pads of flexible cartilage that absorb shock and allow flexibility


-90% water and very gel like


-As we age, the water decreases, leaving the disks more ridged and making us shorter