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osteology quiz 3

QuestionAnswer
what is the skull cranium + madible
what is the cranium skull without mandible
neocranium braincaise
splanchnocranium facial bones and mandible
what does the coronal suture connect the frontal to the l and r parietals
what is bergma where the coronal suture and sagittal suture meet
what does the sagittal suture connect the parietals
what does the squamous suture connect the temporals and l and r parietals
what does the lambdoid suture connect occipital, parietals, and some temporals
what is the most complex suture lambdoid
what is the temporal line where temporalis muscle originates and starts on the cranium
what is the sagittal sulcus a vein that drains deoxyginated blood from the cranium and produces a sulcus on the frontal, parietals, and occipital
what are meningeal grooves arteries that produce grooves on frontal, parietals, temporal, and occipital bones
what are sinuses muscia lined air spaces
features of frontal ectocranial suprorbital bridges; zygomatic process
features of frontal endocranial frontal sinuses; frontal crest; foramen cecum
featuers of parietal endocranial meningeal grooves
faetures of temporal ectocranial external acoustic meatus (EAM); squamous suture; petrous pyramid; auditory ossicles
what is the petrous pyrmaid what houses the inner ear
what are the auditory ossicles bones stapes, incus, malleus
features of occipital ectocranial nuchal lines, foramen magnum; occipital condyle
features of occipital endocranial cruciform eminence; sagittal sulcus; transverse sulci; internal occipital crest; hypoglossal canal
what bones make up the splanchnocranium maxilla; zygomatic; nasal; lacrimal; palatine; inferior nasal concha; vomer; mandible
what are the cranila nerves olfactory; optic; oculomotor; trochlear; trigeminal; abducens; facial; vestibulochochlear; glossopharyngeal; vagus; accessory; hypoglossal
what bones make up the orbit frontal; sphenoid; lacrimal; ethmoid; maxilla; zygomatic; palatine
what bones make up the nasal cavity frontal bone; ethmoid bone; nasal bone; lacrimal bone; maxilla bone; uncinate process; sphenoid; palatine
what are the features of the mandible gonial angle; ascending ramus; body; mental foramen; mental eminence
what 3 features join at the cruciform eminence sagittal sulcus; internal occipital crest; transverse sulcus
which bone houses the pituitary gland sphenoid
what bones articulate with the occipital temporals; sphenoid; paritelas; upper vertebra; the atlas
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