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Name This Foramen

Foramen Magnum

What’s This Structure

Glabella

Name This Bone

Sphenoid Bone

Name This Structure

Inion (External Occipital Protuberance)

Name This Bone

Occipital bone

Name this foramen

carotid canal

Name This Structure

mandibular condyle(s)

Name This Bone

zygomatic bone

Name This Structure

Styloid Process

Name this bone

Ethmoid Bone

Name the Structure denoted by 10A

crista galli

Name This Foramen and what passes through it

foramen ovale, the mandibular nerve passes through

Name This Structure and the Muscle that Inserts

Coronoid process - Temporalis muscle

Name this Opening

Orbit

Name This Suture

Coronal Suture

Name this Foramen

jugular foramen

Name This Bone

Frontal Bone

Name This Bone

maxilla

What Bone is This?

Temporal bone

What Bone is This

palatine bone

What Foramen is this and What Passes through?

Infraorbital Foramen - Maxillary Nerve

What Structure is this?

Cribriform plate (3-r’s) (remember crista galli)

Name these paired bones

Parietal Bones

Name This Structure where the teeth sit

Alveolar Processes

Name this junction of sutures

Frontal Fontanelle or Bregma in an Adult

Name These Structures

Occipital Condyles

Name this Foramen and What Runs Through It

Foramen Spinosum (middle meningeal artery or MMA)

Name This Structure

Mastoid Process

What is the Blue Circle, and What runs Deep to it?

Pterion and Middle Meningeal Artery

What is the Green Circle?

Asterion

What is the Suture Denoted by 29A?

Squamousal Suture

Name this suture.

sagittal suture

Name This Suture

lambdoidal suture

Name the Blue Circled foramen

Supraorbital notch/foramen

Name the red foramen

Mental Foramen

What Lobe is This?

Frontal Lobe

What Structure is this?

Falx Cerebri

What Type of Tissue is this made of?

Meningeal Dura Mater

Name this lobe

Temporal Lobe

Name This Structure

Falx cerebelli

Name this Structure and what it manages

cerebellum (balance and coordination)

Name This Fissure and What Resides here

Longitudinal fissure (home of falx cerebri)

What is this 40

Central Sulcus

What is affected at the location of 40A

Postcentral Gryus bottom of left lobe: Sensory function of right head

Name Each Vessel and Space; A through i

A. Superior sagittal sinus

B. Inferior sagittal sinus

C. Confluens

D. Great vein of Galen

E. Transverse sinus

F. Sigmoid sinus

G. Frontal bone sinus

H. Sphenoid sinus

I. Straight sinus

Name The connective tissue at 42

Endosteal layer of dura mater

Name This Structure

tentorium cerebelli

Name this foramen and what runs through

foramen rotundum V2 Maxillary Branch passes through

Name this structure

Epicranial aponeurosis

Name This Bone

Vomer Bone

Name This Structure

calvarium

What Causes the Holes highlighted by red lines

Arachnoid Granulations

Name Structures A and B

A: optic chiasm, B: pituitary gland

Name This Meningeal Layer

Pia Mater

What does the precentral gyrus affect?

Motor

What does the post central gyrus effect

Sensorimotor (sensory)

What is the saddle like depression in the sphenoid bone where the pituitary gland sits called?

Sella Turcica