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Skull, Facial Bones

skull,facial bones, and paranasal sinuses

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How many bones in the skull? 22 bones
what are the two compartments? cranium and facial bones
what are the 8 bones of the cranium? frontal, occipital,parietal(right&left),temporal(r&l),sphenoid,ethmoid
what is the bony prominence on the frontal bone, between the eyebrows called Glabella
the frontal bones create the superior portion of the? orbits
what is the lower posterior portion of the skull called? occipital
the occipital bone creates the posterior portion of the? foramen and the magnum
what landmark is located at the junction of the nose and the upper lip? acanthion
these bones are on the superior portion of the skull and lay between the frontal and occipital bones. parietal
what are the two landmarks for the temporal bone? mastoid process and external acoustic meatus(eam)
the joint between the bones of the cranium are? synarthridial joints
synarthrodial joints are also called? sutures
the suture between the parietal bones is? sagittal suture
the suture between the frontal and parietal bone is? coronal suture
the suture between the parietal bones and occipital bone is? lambdoidal suture
the suture between the parietal and temporal bones is? squammosal suture
the foramen magnum is? the large hole in the back of the cranium from which the spinal cord comes out of
what is situated between the orbits and articulate laterally with the maxillary bones and posteriorly with the ethmoid? the nasal bones
what is the only moveable bone of the face? the mandible
what facial bone is mostly fractured? the nasal bone
which facial bone usually frctures in pairs? the mandible
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