Bones
Name the bone identified.
frontal bone
Name the bone identified.
Occipital bone
Name the foramen identified.
Foramen magnum
Name the joint identified. (full name)
Frontal/coronal suture
Name bone projections identified.
Coronoid process of the mandible
Name two bones identified
maxilla & mandible
Name the two bones identified.
Parietal & Temporal
Locate the carotid canal & Jugular foramen on the skull.
Demo on skull
Name the identified joint. (full name)
Lambdoidal suture
Name the two boney projections on the lateral sides of the nasal cavity. (point them out on the model)
middle nasal conchae & inferior nasal conchae
Locate three places where the sphenoid bone is visible on the skull.
demo answer
Locate three places where the ethmoid bone is visible on the skull.
Demo on skull
Name the following three spaces.
Optic foramen, superior fissure, inferior fissure
Name the two joints identified.
sagittal suture & squamous suture
A. Name the bone "bridge" identified. B. What two bones compose the "bridge" identified? C. What two processes connect to form the "bridge"... locate these on the skull.
A. Zygomatic arch, B. zygomatic & temporal bones, C. zygomatic process & temporal process
Name the four bones that have sinuses within them, and point them out on the skull.
Name and demo on the skull.
A. Name the two bones of the hard palate (point them out on the model). B. What parts compose the two bones identified? (name them & point them out on the model)
A. maxilla & palatine bones
B. palatine processes compose the maxilla & the horizontal plates compose the palatine bone
A. Name the spaces/holes identified. B. What is the structure called that the holes identified are within? C. What bone are they a part of?
A. Olfactory formina, B. Cribriform plate
C. Ethmoid bone
A. What type of joint is the jaw? B. Name the bone depression & the bone projection that form this joint.
A. Synovial joint B. mandibular fossa & mandibular condyle
A. What boney projection can we palpitate behind our ears? B. What boney structure gives us a defined jawline? C. These two flat bone extensions allow for muscle attachments for our mandible and throat muscles. (name all of them, and identify them on the skull)
A. Mastoid processes, B. Angle of mandible C. Lateral pterygoid plates & medial pterygoid plates
Name the six bones of the orbit & locate them on the skull.
Name and demo on skull.
A. The nasal septum is composed of what two structures? B. Name the identified boney projections C. What two bones have the projections identified?
A. vomer & perpendicular plate
B. Alveolar processes, C. maxilla & mandible
A. Name the following five spaces/holes. B. Which of the named spaces pass through or touch the temporal bone?
B. External auditory meatus, Nasolacrimal canal, Foramen ovale, Foramen lacerum, Internal auditory meatus
B. External auditory meatus, internal auditory meatus, Foramen lacerum
A. Name the bone identified, B. Name the three parts of the bone identified, C. Name the joint, D. Give the specific name of the connective tissue, E. What ribs are true ribs and why?
A. Sternum, B. Manubrium, body, and Xiphoid process, C. Sternal angle, D. Costal cartilage, E. ribs 1-7, because their costal cartilage is directly attached to the sternum
A. Name the boney projections identified. B. What bone are these part of? C. What do they articulate with? (give structure & specific bone and name)
A. Occipital condyles, B. Occipital bone
C. the superior articular facets of the Atlas C1 vertebrae