Axial Skeleton Facial Bones

• The mandible ( lower jaw ) is the largest, strongest bone of the face

  Mandible Bone

  A) Mandible bone

  
• What are the major markings of the mandible bone

  Ramus , Mandibular Condyles

  A) Ramus

  B) Mandibular Condylesl

  
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  Mandible Bone, Ramus, Mandibular Condyles

  A) Mandible bone

  B) Ramus

  C) Mandibular Condylesl

  
• Medially fused bones that make up the upper jaw and the central portion of the facial skeleton

  Maxillary Bone

  A) Maxillary bone

  
• Irregular shaped bones (cheeckbones) That form the promineces and the cheeks and the interferolateral margins of the orbits

  Zygomactic Bone

  A) Zygomatic Bone

  
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  Nasal Bone, Lacrimal Bone, Zygomatic Bone, Maxillary Bone, Vomer

  A) Nasal Bone

  B) Lacrimal Bone

  C) Zygomatic Bone

  D) Maxillary Bone

  E) Vomer

  
• Two bone plates that form posterior portions of the hard plate

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  A) Palatine Bone

  
• Paired, curved bones, in the nasal cavity

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  A) Infirior Nasal Conche

  
• Constructed of bone and hyaline cartilage. Nasal septum results from perpendicular plate of ethmoid bone and vomer

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  A) Superior Conchae of the ethmoid bone

  B) Middle Conchae of the ethmoid bone

  C) Infirior Nasal Conche Of the ethmoid bone

  
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  A) Infirior Nasal Conche Of the ethmoid bone

  B) Superior Conchae of the ethmoid bone

  C) Middle Conchae of the ethmoid bone

  D) Frontal Sinuses ( Orbits)

  E) Sphenoid Sinuses

  
• Not actually part of the skull, but lies just inferior to the mandible in the anterior neck. Only bone of the body that does not articulate directly with another bone (floating

  bone).Attachment point for muscles that move the larynx during swallowing and speec

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  A) Hyoid Bone