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Calotte
refers to the
skull cap
Cranium refers to all except the
mandible
The skull is everything including the
mandible
There are
16
named bones of the skull
Cranial bones
articulate
at surtures
Coronal suture separates the
frontal
and
parietal
bones
Sagital suture separates the
2 parietal
bones
Lamboid separates the
occipital
and
parietal
Squamosal
separates the temporal from
frontal
and parietal
Sphenofrontal separates the
frontal
from
sphenoid
Metropic
is rare and occurs when there is
unfused frontal
bones
Developing juvenile bones articulate via
fontanelle
membranes
The
frontal
bone contains the frontal
sinus
The
occipital
bone contains the
foramen of magnum
Spehoid bone is
bat
shaped
Spehoid bone
is a
lateral cranial
bone behind the eyes
Ethmoid bone forms the roof of the
nasal cavity
Maxillae sits above the
jaw
Zygomatic bones connect the
maxilla
to the
frontal
and temporal bones
Palentine sits in the
roof
of the mouth between the
maxilla
and spenoid
Vomer separates the right and left
nasal
cavities
Lacrimal
bones are
medial
to the eyes (think tears)
Mandible
is the
jawbone
The are
4
pairs of sinuses which all drain into the
nasal
cavity
The
hyoid
bone is located in the
neck
The
palatine
surface of the maxillae bone is located on the
inferior
surface
The ridges on the maxillary bone are known as
alveolar process
The horizontal plate of the
palatine
bone forms part of the hard
palate
The vertical plate of the
palatine
bone forms the
lateral
border of the nose