Skull Structure & Markings
Complete pages 91-108 + critical thinking questions
(turn in all of the pages stapled together)
This lab is to allow you to become familiar with the anatomy of the skull. Look at and label with sticky paper the skull models. They will be on the practical.
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axial |
head |
line |
fossa |
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appendicular |
facet |
tubercle |
grove |
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long bones |
condyle |
spine |
notch |
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sesamoid bones |
ramus |
process |
sinus |
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short bones |
tuberosity |
meatus |
foramen |
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flat bones |
crest |
epicondyle |
fissure |
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irregular bones |
trochanter |
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2. Be able to identify the following suture lines:
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coronal |
sagittal |
squamous |
lambdoid |
3. Be able to identify the following bones and structures of the skull which will be on the practical:
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cranium |
temporal bone zygomatic process external auditory (acoustic) meatus mastoid process styloid process |
maxillary bone palatine processes alveolar processes infraorbital foreman maxillary sinuses |
orbit optic canal superior fissure inferior orbital fissures |
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frontal bone supraorbital foramen frontonasal suture glabella frontal sinuses anterior cranial fossa |
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zygomatic bones zygomatic arch |
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nasal bones |
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sphenoid bone sella turcica depression sphenoid sinuses |
inferior nasal conchae |
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parietal bone |
mandible ramus of the mandible mandibular angle mandibular condyle mandibular notch mandibular foramen alveolar border |
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occipital bone foramen magnum occipital condyles occipital protuberance posterior cranial fossa hypoglossal canal |
paranasal sinuses |
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ethmoid bone |
hyoid bone |
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facial bones |
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palatine bones |
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lacrimal bones |
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