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Skull, Facial Bones, and Paranasal Sinuses

Hannah Dodson Radiologic Technology Inglês 46 flashcards

Skull, Facial Bones, and Paranasal Sinuses

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  1. 1# of Cranial Bones8
  2. 2# of Facial Bones14
  3. 3Cranial Bones are divided into 2 groups:Calvaria
    Floor
  4. 4Bones that compose the CalvariaFrontal Bone
    Occipital Bone
    Right Parietal Bone
    Left Parietal Bone
  5. 5Bones that compose the FloorEthmoid Bone
    Sphenoid Bone
    Right Temporal Bone
    Left Temporal Bone
  6. 6DilpoeInner layer of spongy bone
  7. 7Mesocephalic SkullTypical Skull
    47 degrees
  8. 8Brachycephalic skullWider
    54 degrees
  9. 9Dolichocephalip SkullNarrower
    40 degrees
  10. 10—Frontal Bone
    Articulates with:
    R&L Parietals
    Sphenoid
    Ethmoid
    Frontal Bone Articulates with: R&L Parietals Sphenoid Ethmoid
  11. 11—Occipital Bone
    Articulates with:
    R&L Parietals
    R&L Temporals
    Sphenoid
    Atlas (C1)
    Occipital Bone Articulates with: R&L Parietals R&L Temporals Sphenoid Atlas (C1)
  12. 12—Right and Left Parietal Bones
    Articulate with:
    Opposite parietal at MSP
    Frontal
    Temporal
    Occipital
    Sphenoid
    Right and Left Parietal Bones Articulate with: Opposite parietal at MSP Frontal Temporal Occipital Sphenoid
  13. 13—Sphenoid Bone
    Articulates with:
    7 other cranial bones
    Zygoma
    Sphenoid Bone Articulates with: 7 other cranial bones Zygoma
  14. 14—Temporal Bone
    Articulates with:
    Parietals
    Occipital
    Sphenoid
    Temporal Bone Articulates with: Parietals Occipital Sphenoid
  15. 15—Ethmoid Bone
    Articulates with:
    Frontal
    Sphenoid
    Ethmoid Bone Articulates with: Frontal Sphenoid
  16. 16Coronal SutureBetween Frontal and Parietal BonesCoronal Suture
  17. 17Sagittal SutureTop of head between Parietal bonesSagittal Suture
  18. 18Squamosal SutureBetween Temporal and Parietal BonesSquamosal Suture
  19. 19Lambdoidal SutureBetween Occipital and Parietal BonesLambdoidal Suture
  20. 20BregmaJunction of coronal and sagittal suturesBregma
  21. 21LambdaJunction of lambdoidal and sagittal suturesLambda
  22. 22PterionJunction of parietal bone, squamosal suture, and greater wing of the sphenoidPterion
  23. 23AsterionJunction of occipital bone, parietal bone, and mastoid portion of temporal boneAsterion
  24. 24FontanellesAreas of incomplete ossificationFontanelles
  25. 25Cranial BonesFrontal Bone
    Occipital Bone
    R&L Parietal Bones
    R&L Temporal Bones
    Sphenoid
    Ethmoid
  26. 26Facial BonesR&L Nasal Bones
    R&L Lacrimal Bones
    R&L Maxillary Bones
    R&L Zygomatic Bones
    R&L Palatine Bones
    R&L Inferior Nasal Conchae
    Vomer
    Mandible
  27. 27—Nasal Bones
    Articulatations:
    Frontal
    Ethmoid
    Maxillae
    Opposite nasal bone at MSP
    Nasal Bones Articulatations: Frontal Ethmoid Maxillae Opposite nasal bone at MSP
  28. 28—Lacrimal Bone
    Articulations:
    Frontal
    Ethmoid
    Maxilla
    Inferior Nasal Conchae
    Lacrimal Bone Articulations: Frontal Ethmoid Maxilla Inferior Nasal Conchae
  29. 29—Maxillary Bone
    Articulations:
    all facial bones except mandible
    Maxillary Bone Articulations: all facial bones except mandible
  30. 30—Zygomatic Bones
    Articulations:
    Frontal Bone (superior)
    Zygomatic process of temporal bone
    Maxilla (anterior)
    Sphenoid (posterior)
    Zygomatic Bones Articulations: Frontal Bone (superior) Zygomatic process of temporal bone Maxilla (anterior) Sphenoid (posterior)
  31. 31—Palatine BonePalatine Bone
  32. 32—Inferior Nasal Conchae
    Upper two nasal conchae are processes of ethmoid bone
    Inferior Nasal Conchae Upper two nasal conchae are processes of ethmoid bone
  33. 33—Vomer
    Forms inferior nasal septum
    Articulates with sphenoid and perpendicular plate of ethmoid
    Vomer Forms inferior nasal septum Articulates with sphenoid and perpendicular plate of ethmoid
  34. 34—Mandible
    Largest and densest facial bone
    Body
    Rami
    Symphysis
    Mandible Largest and densest facial bone Body Rami Symphysis
  35. 35—Hyoid Bone
    Does not articulate with any other bone in the body
    Hyoid Bone Does not articulate with any other bone in the body
  36. 36—OrbitOrbit
  37. 37What seven bones compose the orbits?Frontal, Sphenoid,
    Ethmoid, Maxilla,
    Zygoma, Lacrimal, Palatine
  38. 38Paranasal Sinusesair-filled cavities located in the frontal, ethmoid, and sphenoid bones of the cranium, as well as the maxillae of the face
  39. 39Maxillary sinuses are formed at:Birth
  40. 40Frontal and Sphenoid sinuses are formed at:6-7 years old
  41. 41Ethmoid sinuses are formed at:17-18 years old
  42. 42Which sinuses are the largest?Maxillary
  43. 435 Functions of Sinuses1. resonating chamber for the voice
    2. decrease weight of skull
    3. aid in warming/moisturizing inhaled air
    4. act as shock absorbers in trauma
    5. possibly control immune system
  44. 44—
  45. 45Where are the ethmoid sinuses located?Within the labyrinths of the ethmoid bone
  46. 46—

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Radiologic Technology (Skull and Facial Bones) FlashCards sobre Skull, Facial Bones, and Paranasal Sinuses, criado por Hannah Dodson em 19-07-2017.
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