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SPAUD 210 Lab Final

QuestionAnswer
Atlas Supports the skull First cervical vertebra
Axis vertebrae Second cervical vertebra Has the thing sticking out the top
Cervical vertebrae In the neck - first 7 vertebrae
Thoracic vertebrae Connect the ribs
Lumbar vertebrae Lower back - have a bigger corpus compared to others
sacrum 5 fused vertebrae
coccyx 3-4 tiny fused vertebrae at the very bottom
Spinous process Back part of the vertebrae - stick out parts
vertebral foramen Large hole that goes through each vertebra
transverse foramen The little holes only in the cervical vertebrae where the vertebral arteries go through
transverse process Piece that juts out to the sides on vertebrae
Corpus of vertebrae Thick part (body of the vertebrae)
superior costal facet Part that the ribs attach to - Little divot on corpus above pedicle
inferior costal facet Part that the ribs attach to - Little divot on corpus below pedicle
superior articular facet Connect vertebrae to each other (holds the vertebra on top of it)
inferior articular process Connect vertebrae to each other (on the bottom so sits on the vertebra below it
scapula Shoulder blade
clavicle Collar bone
sternum middle of chest
ilium Flat part of hip bone
pubis Flat part of sideways B
ischium Curves of sideways B
rib A rib bro - you know it
head - rib Top of rib
neck - rib Right below rib head
tubercle - rib Process under rib neck (jut)
shaft - rib Middle of the "U" of rib
angle - rib First part of the curve of rib
true rib The part of the rib that is bone
false rib Ribs 8-10 (11-12?) That don't connect directly to the sternum
floating ribs Two last ribs (11-12) that don't attach to the Sternum
sternum middle of chest
manubrium Top part of the Sternum
corpus - sternum Main, middle part of the Sternum
xiphoid process Tip of the sternum
nasal cavity Cavity in the nose
oral cavity Mouth
pharynx Above the larynx and behind it (connects nasal and oral cavities and goes below them as well
larynx Adam's apple/voicebox
hyoid bone Moveable bone - moves larynx
esophagus Food passageway - further back than trachea
trachea Air passageway - in front of trachea
mainstem bronchi Part of bronchi closest to the Carina - first split of bronchi
right and left lungs The lungs on each side - left lung doesn't have a middle lobe 2 superior lobes, middle lobe only in right, 2 inferior lobes
Greater cornu - hyoid Looks like horns in hyoid
Lesser cornu - hyoid little horn next to body and greater on hyoid
Corpus - hyoid Middle section of hyoid bone
Laminae - thyroid Main "plates" of cartilage on the thyroid
thyroid notch The notch in the thyroid
superior thyroid cornu horn on thyroid that connects to the hyoid
inferior thyroid cornu horn on thyroid that connects to the cricoid
oblique liine Line that all the muscles connect to
Cricoid cartilage The ring looking cartilage
Arch - cricoid Shortest side of cricoid
superior cricoid notch Notch at the top of the tallest side of cricoid
cricoid lamina Main part of cartilage on the cricoid
Arytenoids Pyramids on top of thyroid
Vocal process - arytenoid On the back of arytenoid going into vocal fold
muscular process - arytenoid lateral process on arytenoid
Corniculate cartilage 2 of them - little hats on top of the arytenoids
Cuneiform cartilage In the aryepiglottic folds Paired, rod shaped
Epiglottis Made of elastic cartilage
aryepiglottic folds Superior to the vocal folds
Hyothyroid membrane Inbetween hyoid and thyroid
Hyothyroid ligament Where hyoid and thyroid connect
hyoepiglottic ligament When hyoid and epiglottis connect
thyroepiglottic ligament Where thyroid and epiglottis meet (membrane between)
cricotracheal membrane membrane between cricoid and trachea Just before first tracheal ring
conus elasticus Lower part Everything below false vocal folds
Supraglottal space Above the glottis
Glottis Opening between the vocal folds
ventricular folds (false vocal folds) folds Above the true vocal folds
true vocal folds folds below true vocal folds
aditus larynges Entrance to the larynx
vestibule Everything in supraglottal space above the false vocal folds
Ventricle In the supraglottal space Space between false and true vocal folds
Mandible points of attachment for tongue and other muscles movement can change oral cavity
Mental symphysis - mandible Point where 2 sides of mandible come together
Mental foramen - mandible Little hole in the body of mandible
corpus - mandible Main part where Alveolar part (teeth) is on top of
angle - mandible where the mandible goes from transverse to vertical
ramus - mandible Main vertical part of the bone
mandibular notch Notch at the top between condylar and coronoid processes
mandibular foramen little hole in ramus under mandibular notch
Maxilla has all the upper teeth and includes the hard palate touches cheek bone, around eyes, and frontal bone
Infraorbital margin below eyes on the maxilla
palatine process 2 bones in hard palate that articulate with the two palatine bones (horizontal plate)
intermaxillary suture In the hard palate - connects palatine processes to each other and horizontal plate of palatine bones to each other (line going front to back)
Nasal bones look like boots - two of them - pointy They connect to each other by where the "heal" is
Palatine bones Horizontal plates make up hard palate with palatine processes
posterior nasal spine end of the hard palate, made up of a point where the two palatine bones connect
horizontal plate - palatine bones Make up back part of the hard palate - articulate with palatine process on the maxilla
perpendicular plate - palatine bones Part of palatine bones that goes up and down
lacrimal bone tiny bones by where the tear ducts are "Sock-like"
vomer bone Super thin and flat
zygomatic bone cheek bone
ethmoid bone sits right in the middle of skull Very delicate
cribriform plate part on ethmoid toward the top
perpendicular plate of ethmoid Part that goes straight down in ethmoid bone
crista galli very top part of ethmoid bone
sphenoid bone butterfly/moth-shaped bone
greater wing - sphenoid "wing" of moth
lesser wing - sphenoid "antenna" of moth
pterygoid processes "legs" of moth
frontal bone The one where you can see the eyes in Forehead bone
parietal bone square looking bone
lambdoidal suture suture that connects parietal bones to occipital
wormian bones extra bone pieces within the skull
Occipital bone has a big hole in it (foramen magnum) back of the head
Occipital condyles knuckle shaped bumps on outside of occipital bone that sits on the facet for occiput
Foramen magnum Big hole in occipital bone
Temporal bone weird shaped bone with a big piece sticking out
external auditory meatus - temporal bone hole in temporal bone that connects to auditory canal
zygomatic process - temporal Process on temporal bone that goes out and articulates with the zygomatic bone
styloid process Little pointy process on temporal
mastoid process - temporal rounder process on temporal
petrous portion Area on temporal bone that houses the internal ear including: cochlea and semi-circular canals
tip of tongue the end of the tongue
blade of tongue main top of tongue
foramen cecum pit in the tongue - looks like a hole
superior longitudinal muscle down the length of the tongue on the top from the hyoid bone to the tip of the tongue inside the tongue
inferior longitudinal muscle down the length of the tongue on the bottom from the hyoid bone to tip of the tongue inside the tongue
genioglossus muscle forms bulk of tongue tissue (mandible to tip, blade, hyoid bone)
styloglossus styloglossus - styloid process to tongue
hyoglossus thin and wide hyoid to sides of tongue on the outside
transverse muscle - intrinsic tongue muscle median fibrous septum to sides of tongues on the inside of the tongue
vertical muscles - intrinsic tongue muscle bottom of tongue (on the part that sticks out) to top of the tongue
motor area Strip in brain in frontal lobe
sensory area Strip in the brain in parietal lobe
frontal lobe Front part of the brain
temporal lobe Part of brain by ear
parietal lobe Part of brain in the middle
occipital lobe Part of brain on the back
central sulcus divides frontal lobe from parietal lobe
lateral cerebral sulcus divides temporal from the rest
longitudinal cerebral fissure Front to back on brain - divides hemispheres
cingulate gyrus Outside/covering the corpus callosum - first layer under the lobes
corpus callosum Second layer under the lobes - under the cingulate gyrus
fornix One layer deeper than corpus callosum The thing sticking out
septum pellucidum In corpus callosum right above the fornix
thalamus "Core" of the brain
optic chiasm "X" for the eyes
pineal gland just behind the thalamus
superior colliculus little bump under pineal gland - the top one
inferior colliculus little bump under pineal gland - the bottom one
cerebral aqueduct Connects third and fourth ventricles
third ventricle Above cerebral aqueduct In center
fourth ventricle below cerebral aqueduct Lowest
medulla oblongata Out under cerebellum "tube"
pons In front of cerebellum and above medulla oblongata
mammillary body Little bumps on bottom - tucked away
lateral ventricles Main space under corpus callosum Big one on top
vermis Line in between lobes of cerebellum
caudate nucleus red on island of reil
putamen Less central part that makes up the lentiform nucleus
pallidum More central part that makes up the lentiform nucleus
lentiform nucleus whole red structure under island of Reil
choroid plexus Red part on the fornix
hippocampus Under the thalamus - green (dark and light) by fornix part
pyramids Central things going down in medulla
olives Smaller lateral to pyramids on medulla
dorsal column (funiculus) column toward back
lateral column (funiculus) column to the side
ventral column (faniculus) column toward belly
dorsal horn "wing" on the dorsal side of spinal cord
ventral horn "Wing" on the ventral side of spinal cord
dorsal median sulcus Divot in the dorsal/posterior side of spinal cord
ventral median fissure Divot in the ventral/anterior side of spinal cord
central canal Little hole in the middle of spinal cord
dorsal root Comes out of dorsal horn of spinal cord
ventral root Comes out of ventral horn of spinal cord
dorsal root ganglion little bump on dorsal root
spinal nerve Where dorsal root and ventral root come together
CN I Olfactory
CN II Optic
CN III Oculomotor
CN IV Trochlear
CN V Trigeminal
CN VI Abducens
CN VII Facial
CN VIII Vestibulocochlear
CN IX Glossopharyngeal
CN X Vagus
CN XI Spinal Accessory
CN XII Hypoglossal
Helix Part on top of outer ear
Scaphoid fossa pocket along under helix
Triangular fossa part of pocket under helix closest to the face
Anti-helix Crest more central to helix on outer ear
Concha Where you would put finger to plug ear
Cymba Part of concha thats higher up and less deep
Cave Part of concha that is deeper
Tragus bump closer to face
anti-tragus bump above the lobe farther from face
Intertragal incisure dent/pocket between tragus and anti-tragus
lobe floppy part of ear
Pinna Outer ear - everything you can see
External auditory meatus tube from outer ear to tympanic membrane
tympanic membrane ear drum
malleus Club looking little bone
incus anvil shaped little bone
Stapes stirrup shaped bone
Eustachian tube Little tube coming out of main path to release pressure
tympanic sulcus where the tympanic membrane sits
manubrium of malleus part of malleus that attaches to tympanic membrane
head of malleus part of malleus that attaches to incus
anterior process of malleus part of malleus that sticks out
corpus of incus middle of incus
long process of incus bigger part sticking out of incus
short process of incus smaller part sticking out of incus
lentiform nodule of incus on end of long process of incus
footplate of stapes bottom of stirrup
head of stapes top of stirrup
crus of stapes sides of stapes around the hole
tensor tympani muscle muscle by the ossicles
oval window big hole - Ear lab
round window little hole - Ear lab
promontory bump sticking out between holes - ear lab
Anterior semicircular canal arch going up - ear lab
Posterior semicircular canal Arch going back - ear lab
Lateral semicircular canal Arch going up
Ampulla of anterior canal Bulb on anterior semicircular canal
Ampulla of posterior canal Bulb on posterior semicircular canal
Ampulla of lateral canal Bulb on lateral canal
cochlea Shell in ear
Cochlear nerve coming out of cochlea - middle one
Vestibular nerve on top of cochlear nerve coming out of cochlea
Facial nerve Coming out of cochlea - runs along the other nerves
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