Anatomy and Physiology unit 5

what is A?

pareital bone

what is b?

frontal bone

what is c?

coronal suture

What is E?

orbital plate

what is G?

sphenoid

What is H?

temporal bone

what is I?

ethmoid bone, perpendicular plate

what is A

frontal

what is b?

Sphenoid bone

What is K?

styloid process and temporal bone

What is L?

mastoid process and temporal bone

what is M?

zygomatic process and temporal bone

What is N?

occipital bone

What is O?

temporal bone

What is P?

parietal bone

What is Q?

coronal suture

what is R?

external auditory canal

What bone is this?

ethmoid bone

what is the superior projection labeled 1?

crista galli

what is the inferior projection labeled 3?

middle nasal conchae

what is the inferior projection labeled 2?

perpendicular plate

what portion of the sphenoid is indicated by 1?

lesser wing

what portion of the sphenoid is indicated by 2?

greater wing

what portion of the sphenoid is indicated by 3?

Body of the sphenoid

what portion of the sphenoid is indicated by 4?

lateral pterygoid plate

what portion of the sphenoid is indicated by 5

hamulus

what portion of the temporal bone is indicated by 1 on both figures?

squamous

what portion of the temporal bone is indicated by 2 on both figures?

mastoid process

what portion of the temporal bone is indicated by 3 on both figures?

styloid process

what portion of the temporal bone is indicated by 4 on both figures?

tympanic portion

what portion of the temporal bone is indicated by 5 on the left figure

zygomatic process

what portion of the temporal bone is indicated by 6 on the right figure?

petrous part

what is D

lacrimals

What is T?

Mental foramen

what is E?

ethnoid bone

what is G?

sphenoid bone

what is I?

perpendicular plate of ethmoid bone

what is J?

infraorbital foramen

what is K?

vomer

what is L?

Mandible

what is N

nasal bone

what is P?

middle nasal conchae

what is Q?

zygomatic bone

what is R?

inferior nasal conchae

what is C?

ethmoid bone, orbital plate

what is D?

lacrimal bone

What is E?

Nasal bone

What is F?

zygomatic bone

what is G?

maxilla

what is J?

mandible

what is K

temporal styloid process

what portion of the maxilla is indicated by 1?

zygomaxillary

what portion of the maxilla is indicated by 2?

frontal process

what portion of the maxilla is indicated by 3?

palatine process of maxilla

what bone is indicated by 4?

horizontal plane of palatine process

what bone is indicated by 5?

sphenoid

number 1

nasal cavity

structure labeled 2

hard palate

structure labeled 3

tongue

structure labeled 4

epiglottis

structure labeled 5

vocal cord

structure labeled 6

trachea

structure labeled 7

soft palate

structure labeled 8

nasopharynx

space labeled 9

oropharynx

space labeled 10

hypopharynx

structure labeled 11

esophagus

what is a?

hard palate

what is b?

Palatoglossus

what is c?

palatopharyngeus

what is d?

tonsil

what is e?

soft palate

what is a

root

what is b

ala

what is c?

anterior naris

what is d?

base

what is e?

septum

what is f?

apex

what is g?

dorsum

what is h?

bridge

what is the name an function of the muscle indicated by A?

palatal tensor, plays an important role in dilating the auditory

what is the name and function of B?

palatal levator, draws the velum upward and backward

what is the name and function of c?

glossopalatine, pulls the velum downward and backward

what is the name and function of E?

pharyngopalatine, pulls the velum downward and backward

what is the name and function of F?

uvulus, shortens lift and increases the thickness of the velum

what is the name and function of A?

tensor veli palatini, hooks around the homulous projections and tenses the velum

what is the name and function of muscle 1?

levator veli palatini. a sling like structure that flattens and raises the velum

what is the name of the boney projection labeled 2?

pterygoid hamulus, works with the tensor veli palatini to tense the velum

what muscle is labeled 3?

uvula

what is the name of muscle 4 (more posterior)

Palatopharyngeus

what is the name of muscle 5 (more anterior)?

Palatoglossus

What is the name and function of the muscle that wraps around the boney projection?

tensor veli palatini

what muscle is indicated by 1 (more anterior, wraps around the hamulus)?

Tensor veli palatini

what muscle is indicated by 2 (more posterior does not wrap around the hamulus)?

Levator veli palatini

what muscle is indicated by 3?

palatopharyngeus

what muscle is indicated by 4?

palatoglossus

what muscle is indicated by 5?

uvula

what muscle?

levator veli palatini

what muscle?

tensor veli palatini

what muscle?

uvula