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Integumentary bone structure and skull
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what is a process
any kind of bump or protrusion
what does fossa mean
a dip or indentation
what is a foramen
a hole
name the C1 vertebrae
how is it identified? function?
Atlas
it has no body
moves the head forward and backward
what is C2 named? function?
Axis
rotating the head around
flat anterior bone (forehead)
frontal bone
small midline bone, nose bridge
nasal bone
cheek bone
zygomatic bone
forms anteromedial (inner middle) side of eye socket
lacrimal bones
dense connective tissue between the frontal bone and parietal bones
coronal suture
posterior to the coronal suture
parietal bones
dense connective tissue between the parietal bones and the temporal bones
squamosal suture
bones inferior to the squamosal suture
temporal bones
dense connective tissue that joins the parietal bones to the occipital bones
lambdoidal suture
bone interior to lambdoidal suture
occipital bone
bone anterior to the temporal bone
sphenoid bone
medial surface of orbital cavity, it has multiple little holes in it. you can see it through the front of the nose
(contains sinus)
ethmoid bone
upper jaw bone
maxillary
moveable lower jaw bone
mandible
what is the integument layer made of?
what is the layer beneath it?
epidermis and dermis
subcutaneous layer
what is the dermis made of?
papillary layer and reticular layer
what is C7 named?
cervical vertebrae, the big bone that sticks out at the back of your neck
unhardened cartilage for fetuses
fontanelle
fontanelle posterior the frontal bone
anterior fontanelle
fontanelle posterior the parietal bones
posterior fontanelle
fontanelle superior to the sphenoid bone
sphenoid fontanelle
fontanelle between the temporal bone and the occipital bone
mastoid fontanelle
C1 fuses to this part of the C2 to provide stability
dens
or odontoid process
large broad thickened area inferior to the dens
body
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miss_bayley
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Integumentary bone structure and skull
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human
Updated
9/10/2015, 1:13:31 AM
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