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Which bones form the cranial vault?
Frontal
Parietal
Temporal
Occipital
Sphenoid
Ethmoid

Difference between skull and cranium.
Skull = all bones
Cranium = portion that protects the top of the skull.

Label these features on the frontal bone.


What element is this?
Frontal bone

Identify the sutures and the lobes.


What element is this and which feature is highlighted?
Occipital bone, occipital condyles.

What feature is this?
Foramen magnum (Large hole)

What suture is this?
Lambdoid suture.

What feature is this?
Maxillary Sinus


What feature is this?
Nasal apeture

What is the highlighted element, and what features the red and blue dots representing?
What do these features come together to form
Element = zygomatic bone
red = frontal process
blue = temporal process
Come together to form zygomatic arch.

What feature is this?
Mastoid process.

What feature is this?
External auditory meatus

What feature is this?
Zygomatic process.

Which suture is this?
Squamosal suture.

Which feature is this?
Cribriform plate
What are the names of the three ear ossicles?
Malleus, Stapes, and Incus

What is the element and which features are blurred out?
Mandible


Identify the features of the tooth.

What are the human permanent and deciduous dental formulae of teeth from one quadrant of the mouth.
Human permanent - 2.1.2.3
2 incisors, 1 canine, 2 premolars, 3 molars
Deciduous dental formula - 2.1.2.0
2 incisors, 1 canine, 2 premolars, no molars

Differentiate between these different types of teeth.

Abbreviate these teeth:
Right upper first incisor
Left lower second molar
Right lower first premolar
Left upper first canine
RI^1
LMV2
RPV1
LC^1

Label these bones of the skull.


What bone is this?
Hyoid bone

What bone is this on the skull?
Maxillary sinus

What bone is this?
Hyoid

What bones are these?


What bone is this?
Ethmoid bone