LE 2 - axial skeleton: the skull

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what are the two parts of the skeleton?

appendicular + axial

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how many bones make up the adult skeleton?

206

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what are the major parts of the appendicular skeleton?

  • pectoral girdle

  • upper limbs

  • pelvic girdle

  • lower limbs


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how many bones are in the appendicular skeleton?

126

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what is a girdle?

an attachment pt

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describe the axial skeleton.

  • skull and associated bones

    • hyoid bone

    • auditory ossicles

  • vertebral column

  • thoracic cage


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how many bones are in the axial skeleton?

80

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every bone consists of a mixture of what two types of bone?

compact + spongy

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in general, what part of the bone is compact vs spongy?

compact = outside

spongy = inside

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define sutures.

joints that form along bone

  • separate bone


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define composite bone.

bone formed when other bones fuse tg

  • ex: sternum, sacrum, coxal, pelvic girdle


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define composite structure.

structure made up of more than one bone, but the bones are separated

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define an articulation.

a joint; the place where two bones come tg

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define a disarticulated bone.

a bone separated out from the other bones it normally interacts with

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define a condyle.

a surface feature; smooth, rounded articulating surface

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define a facet.

surface feature; smooth, flat articulating surface

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define foramen.

hole / large opening

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define foramina.

multiple holes

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define meatus/canal.

a tunnel through a bone

  • not just a hole; has an entrance + exit pt.


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define process.

a branch that comes off a main part of a bone

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define ramus.

a large branch

  • ex: ramus of the mandible


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define suture.

an articulation where cranial bones meet

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we have ____ between sutures until the age of two.

fontanels

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define sinus.

hollow pocket inside of bone

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what are the four sinuses?

frontal, maxillary, sphenoidal, ethmoidal

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what is the only bone on the body that does not articulate with any other bone?

hyoid

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what are the eight cranial bones of the articulated skull?

  • frontal (1)

  • parietal (2)

  • occipital (1)

  • temporal (2)

  • sphenoid (1)

  • ethmoid (1)


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what are the 14 facial bones of the articulated skull?

  • nasal (2)

  • lacrimal (2)

  • zygomatic (2)

  • inferior nasal concha (2)

  • palatine (2)

  • vomer (1)

  • maxilla (2)

  • mandible (1)


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what are the composite structures of the articulated skull?

  • orbit 

  • zygomatic arch

  • nasal septum

  • hard palate