OPT 114: Orbit - Bones

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skull

skeleton of the head

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the skull is made up of... (2)

cranium and face

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bones meet at...

sutures

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frontal bone

forms anterior portion of the cranium, anterior floor, and superior part of the face; forms forehead and orbital roof

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Frontal

What is the green bone?

<p>What is the green bone?</p>
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parietal bone

form the roof and lateral sides

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Parietal bone

What is "1"?

<p>What is "1"?</p>
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temporal bone

forms the floor and lateral sides

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Temporal bone

What is "2"?

<p>What is "2"?</p>
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occipital bone

forms posterior portion of the cranium and posterior floor

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the foramen magnum is found in the inferior aspect of the ________ ________.

occipital bone

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Occipital bone

What is the green section?

<p>What is the green section?</p>
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sphenoid bone

forms the floor and has 3 portions

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body of the sphenoid

houses the pituitary gland in a depression called the sella turcica

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lesser wings of the sphenoid

project from anterior aspect of the body

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greater wings of the sphenoid

project from lateral aspect of the body

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Sphenoid

What's "1"?

<p>What's "1"?</p>
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Lesser wing

What's "1"?

<p>What's "1"?</p>
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Greater wing

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<p>What's "2"?</p>
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The body of the sphenoid

What's "3"?

<p>What's "3"?</p>
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ethmoid bone

Bone that forms the posterior nasal septum and the medial walls of the eye sockets; has 4 parts

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vertical/perpendicular plate (ethmoid)

forms the nasal septum

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horizontal/cribriform plate (ethmoid)

olfactory nerves pass through the plate

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labyrinths (x2)

house ethmoidal sinuses

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Ethmoid Bone (perpendicular plate)

What is "4"?

<p>What is "4"?</p>
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palatine bone (x2)

extends from the hard palate at the back of the mouth to the orbital floor

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lacrimal bone (x2)

located along the medial wall of the orbit

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nasal bone (x2)

forms the bridge of the nose

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inferior conchae (x2)

Located along lateral wall of nasal cavity

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vomer

forms the posterior part of the nasal septum

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zygomatic bone (x2)

Forms lateral part of cheekbone and the lateral wall and floor of the orbit

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maxillary bone (x2) (maxilla)

forms the upper jaw, the cheek, the hard palate, the lateral wall of the nasal cavity, and the floor of the orbit

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mandible

forms moveable lower jaw

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palatine bone

What is "1"?

<p>What is "1"?</p>
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lacrimal bone

What is "2"?

<p>What is "2"?</p>
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zygomatic bone

What is "3"?

<p>What is "3"?</p>
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inferior conchae

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<p>What is "4"?</p>
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The orbit is shaped like a __-______ pyramid with the apex posteriorly and and the base anteriorly.

4-sided

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7 bones forming orbit

frontal, palatine, lacrimal, zygomatic, maxillary, sphenoid, ethmoid

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The floor is formed by the...

palatine, zygomatic, maxillary (My Pal Max gets his Zzz on the Floor.)

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The weakest wall in the orbit is the....

floor

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infraorbital groove/canal

groove/canal in maxillary bone

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The medial wall is formed by the...

ethmoid, maxillary, lacrimal, and sphenoid. (My Middle Ex Max Likes Sally.)

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The thinnest wall in the orbit is the...

medial wall

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The lateral wall is formed by the...

zygomatic and sphenoid (greater wing) bones

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The 4 paranasal sinuses are the...

maxillary, sphenoid, ethmoid, and frontal (FEMS)

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Frontal sinuses

What's "1"?

<p>What's "1"?</p>
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Ethmoidal sinuses

What's "2"?

<p>What's "2"?</p>
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Sphenoidal sinuses

What's "3"?

<p>What's "3"?</p>
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Maxillary sinuses

What's "4"?

<p>What's "4"?</p>
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sinusitis

when air cavities become infected