Anatomy 1
Anatomy 2
Positioning Lines/Landmarks
sutures
positioning
100

List the 8 cranial bones

frontal

2 parietal

2 temporal

occipital

sphenoid

ethmoid

100

depression at ridge of nose; junction of frontal and nasals

nasion

100

OML

OML- Orbitomeatal Line (Radiographic baseline)

100

Between the Frontal and Parietals

coronal

100

In what position are the petrous ridges filling the orbits?

PA

200

raised area between eyebrows

glabella

200

The _________ bones house the organs of hearing and balance in their Petrous Portion.

temporal

200

IOML

Degree of difference between OML and IOML?


IOML- Infraorbitomeatal Line

200

Between Parietal and temporal (L and R)

squamosal

200

For the Townes Projection:

Angle CR _____° caudad to OML, or _____° caudad to IOML

30 or 37

300

skull floor consists of:

2 temporal

sphenoid

ethmoid

300

Which cranial bone is the optic foramen located?

sphenoid

300

small flap of cartilage projecting over the EAM

tragus

300

Between Parietals and Occipital

lambdoidal

300

Centering point for lateral skull

2 in above EAM

400

which cranial bone is associated with the foramen magnum?

occipital 

400

the most dense portion of the skull

petrous pyramids

400

AML

AML- Acanthiomeatal Line

400

Junction where frontal and parietals meet; at anterior end of Sagittal suture

Bregma

400

Petrous pyramids are projected into the lower one-third of the orbits.

caldwell

500

thinnest and most easily fractured skull bone

squamous portion of temporal bone

500

Which cranial bone articulates with all 7 other cranial bones?

sphenoid

500

Mentum

chin

500

5 errors of skull radiography

Tilt (most common)

Rotation (most common)

Excessive flexion

Excessive extension

Incorrect CR

500

Sella turcica, dorsum sellae, and clinoids in profile.

lateral

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