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| temporalis fossa is the site for what |
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| floor of the temporal fossa |
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| site where the parietal, temporal (squamous), frontal, and greater wing of sphenoid join |
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| temporal fossa superior and posteiror borders |
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| temporal fossa inferior and lateral border |
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| temporal fossa anterior border |
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| zygomatic and frontal bones |
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| infratemporal fossa lateral boundary |
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| ramus of mandible and zygomatic arch |
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| infratemporal fossa medial border |
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| lateral pterygoid plate of sphenoid |
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| infratemporal fossa anterior boundary |
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| infratemporal surface of maxilla |
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| masster, temporalis, medial pterygoid, lateral pterygoid |
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| trigeminal V3 (mandibular) |
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| trigeminal V3 (mandibular) |
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| medial pterygoid innervation |
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| trigeminal V3 (mandibular) |
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| lateral pterygoid innervation |
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| trigeminal V3 (mandibular) |
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| lateral surface of zygomatic arch |
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| lateral surface of ramus and angle of mandible |
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| protraction and elevation of mandible at TMJ |
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| fan shaped mm on temporal bone |
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| coronoid process of mandible |
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| retraction and elevation of mandible at TMJ |
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| medial surface of lateral pterygoid plate of sphenoid and tubercle of maxilla |
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| medial pterygoid insertion |
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| medial surface of angle of mandible |
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| protraction and elevation of mandible at TMJ |
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| lateral surface of lateral pterygoid plate and greater wing of sphenoid |
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| lateral pterygoid insertion |
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| neck of mandible and articular disc of TMJ |
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| protraction and depression of mandible at TMJ |
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| mandibular division of trigeminal nn |
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| main branches of the maxillary artery? (3) |
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| inferior alveolar aa, middle meningeal aa, sphenopalatine aa |
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| inferior alveolar aa feeds what |
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| middle meningeal aa feeds what |
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| sphenopalatine aa feeds what |
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| pterygoid plexus of veins is located between what |
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| temporalis and lateral pterygoid mm |
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| pterygoid plexus of veins communicates with what |
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| ccavernous sinus, facial and opthalmic venous systems, maxillary vein |
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| maxillary vein joins what |
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| TMJ is what kind of joint |
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| condyloid process (head) of mandible and mandibular fossa + articular tubercle of temporal bone |
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| articular disc of TMJ slides with what |
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| the articular disc of the TMJ permits what movement out of mandibular fossa onto articular tubercle? |
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| forward movement of head of mandible out of mandibular fossa onto articular tubercle produces what |
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| protraction and retraction at the TMJ involves what movement onto the tubercle? |
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| forward and reverse on tubercle |
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| hinge joint action of the TMJ |
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| where is the nasopharynx located? |
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| features of teh nasopharynx |
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| openings of auditory tubes, pharyngeal tonsil |
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| where is the oropharynx located |
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| oropharynx extends from where to where |
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| soft palate to epiglottis |
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| oropharynx is bounded anteriorly by what |
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| mucose over palatopharyngeus mm |
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| this structure is located in the crypt between the arches |
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| this covers the root of the tongue |
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| laryngopharynx is located where |
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| laryngopharynx extends from where to where |
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| epiglottis to cricoid cartilage |
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| superior constrictor, middle constrictor, inferior constrictor, stylopharyngeus elevator, palatopharyngeus elevator, salpingopharyngeus elevator |
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| constrictors of the pharynx are all innervated by what nn |
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| pharyngeal nn plexus is formed by what |
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| stylopharngeus mm innervation |
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| palatopharyngeus elevator innervation |
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| salpingopharyngeus innervation |
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| how many cartilages does the larynx have |
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| what are the 3 unpaired cartilages of the larynx |
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| thyroid, cricoid, epiglottis |
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| what are the 3 paired cartilages of the larynx |
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| arytenoids, corniculates, cuneiforms |
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| cricothyroid, cricoarytenoid |
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| thyroid cartilage rock in what plate |
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| cricothyroid cartilage is responsible for what |
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| varying tension on vocal folds |
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| cricoartyenoid cartilage is responsible for what |
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| pivoting, gliding of arytenoids to open/close vocal folds |
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| what are the boundaries of the glottis opening? |
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| internal feature that bounds the opening of the glottis into the trachea |
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| vestibular and ventricular/vocal mucosal folds |
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| extrninsic mm of the larynx |
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| intrinsic mm of the larynx |
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| cricothyroid, cricoarytenoid |
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| varying tension on vocal folds |
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| cricoartyenoid mm actions |
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| pivoting, gliding of arytenoids to open/close vocal folds |
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| nerves that supply the larynx are branches of which CN |
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| superior laryngeal, recurrent laryngeal |
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| 2 branches of superior laryngeal nn |
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| internal laryngeal, external laryngeal |
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| internal laryngeal supplies what |
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| external laryngeal supplies what |
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| recurrent laryngeal nn supplies sensory to what |
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| recurrent laryngeal supplies what |
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| larynx is supplied by what aa |
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| branches of superior and inferior thyroid aa |
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| 4 features of the infratemporal fossa? |
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| partoid gland, facial nerve, retromandibular vv, external carotid aa |
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| what are the terminal branches of the external carotid aa |
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| maxillary aa, superficial temporal aa |
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| 6 features of the ethmoid |
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| crista galli, cribriform plate, air cells/paranasal sinus system, perpendicular plate, superior conchae, middle conchae |
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| crista galli of the ethmoid serves as an attachment for what? |
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| cribriform plate of the ethmoid allows passage for what? |
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| crista galli is a feature of what bone? |
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| cribriform plate is a feature of what bone? |
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| air cells/paranasal sinus system is a feature of what bone? |
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| perpendicular plate is a feature of what bone? |
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| superior conchae is a feature of what bone? |
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| inferior conchae is a feature of what bone? |
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| 5 features of teh frontal bone |
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| sinuses, frontal crest ,supraorbital foramen, superior temporal lines, inferior temporal lines |
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| sinuses is a feature of what bone? |
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| frontal crest is a feature of what bone? |
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| supraorbital foramen is a feature of what bone? |
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| superior temporal line is a feature of what bone? |
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| inferior temporal line is a feature of what bone? |
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| frontal crest serves as an attachment for what |
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| the supraorbital foramen allows passage of what |
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| supraorbital nn is a branch of what |
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| opthalmic division of trigemnial, V1 |
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| the superior and inferior temporal lines serve as an attachment for what |
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| how many inferior conchae/turbinates are tehre |
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| how many lacrimals are tehre? |
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| feature of the lacrimal bone |
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| 12 features of teh mandible |
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| body, angle, ramus, alveolar process, condyloid process, coronoid process, mandibular notch, mandibular foramen, mental foramen, mylohyoid line, mylohyoid groove, digastric fossa |
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| mandibular foramen allows passage for what |
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| inferior alveolar nn & aa |
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| mental foramen of the mandible allows for passage of what |
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| mylohyoid line serves as an attachment for what |
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| mylohyoid groove serves as a passage for what |
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| the digastric fossa serves as an attachment for what |
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| how many maxilla are there |
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| 4 features of teh maxilla |
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| sinus, palatine process, alveoloar process, infraorbital foramen |
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| infraorbital foramen allows passage for what |
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| how many nasal bones are there? |
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| 5 features of the occipital |
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| external occipital protuberance, superior nuchal lines, inferior nuchal lines, foramen magnum, occipital condyles |
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| superior and inferior nuchal lines serves an attachment for what? |
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| ligamentum nuchae, extrinsic/intrinsic muscles of the back |
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| foramen magnum allows for passage of what (3) |
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| spinal cord, vertebral aa, spinal roots of CN XI |
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| occipital condyles make up part of what joint |
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| how many palatine bones are tehre? |
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| palatine bones make up what 2 features? |
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| hard palate, inferior median nasal septum |
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| how many parietal bones are there? |
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| parietal bones make up what 2 features |
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| superior temporal line, inferior temporal line |
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| 10 features of the sphenoid |
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| greater wing, lesser wing, sella turcica, medial pterygoid plate, lateral pterygoid plate, optic foramen, superior orbital fissure, foramen rotundum, foramen ovale, foramen spinosum |
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| greater and lesser wings is a feature of what bone? |
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| sella turcica is a feature of what bone? |
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| medial and lateral pterygoid plates is a feature of what bone? |
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| optic foramen is a feature of what bone? |
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| superior orbital fissure is a feature of what bone? |
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| foramen rotundum is a feature of what bone? |
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| foramen ovale is a feature of what bone? |
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| foramen spinosum is a feature of what bone? |
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| sella turcica has this feature |
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| hypophysial fossa for pituitary gland |
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| lateral pterygoid plate serves as an attachment for what |
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Definition
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| optic foramen allows for passage of what |
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| opathalmic aa, CN II (Optic) |
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| superior orbital fissure allows for passage of what? (4) |
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| CN III, IV, V1, VI (Oculomotor, trochlear, Opthalmic, Abducens) |
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| foramen rotundum conveys what |
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| foramen ovale conveys what |
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| foramen spinosum conveys what |
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| how many temporal bones are tehre |
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| 4 portions of the temporal region |
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| squamos, petrous, mastoid, tympanic |
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| petrous portion of the temporal bone aka |
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| mastoid process of mastoid portion of temporal bone attaches what (3) |
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| splenius capitis, sternocleidomastoid, digastric mm |
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| features of the temporal bone (4) |
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| zygomatic process, styloid process, external auditory meatus, internal auditory meatus |
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| zygomatic process is a feature of what bone |
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| styloid process is a feature of what bone |
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| external and internal auditory meatus is a feature of what bone? |
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| zygomatic process contributes to what |
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| styloid process of temporal bone serves as an attachment for what (3) |
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| stylohyoid, styloglossus, stylopharyngeus |
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| external auditory meatus hosts what feature? |
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| internal auditory meatus serves as a passage for what |
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| CN VII (facial), CN VIII (vestibulocochlear) |
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| the vomer is part of what |
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| how many zygomatic bones are there |
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| zygomatic bone hosts what feature? |
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| temporal process of zygomatic bone is part of what |
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| 5 sutures(joints) of the skull |
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| sagittal, coronal, lambdoid, squamosal, bregma, lambda |
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| sagittal suture is between what |
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| coronal suture is between what |
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| frontal and parietal bones |
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| lambdoid suture is between what |
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| parietal and occipital bones |
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| squamosal suture is between what |
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| temporal and parietal bones |
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| the bregma suture is a junction of what |
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| coronal and sagittal sutures |
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| bregma marks the location of this of the infant skull |
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| the lambda suture is the junction of what |
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| sagittal and lambdodial sutures |
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| the lambda suture marks the location of what of the infant skull |
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| what are the 3 levels of the cranial cavity |
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| anterior, middle, posterior cranial fossa |
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| anterior cranial fossa contains these 4 structures |
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| crista galli, cribriform plate, orbital process, frontal crest |
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| anterior cranial fossa contains structures from what bones |
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| middle cranial fossa contains these 5 structures |
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| crescent of foramina in sphenoid bone, foramen lacerum, carotid canal, superior orbital fissure, optic foramen |
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| crista galli is part of what cranial fossa |
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| cribriform plate is part of what cranial fossa |
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| orbital process is part of what cranial fossa |
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| frontal crest is part of what cranial fossa |
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| crescent of foramina in sphenoid bone is part of what cranial fossa |
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| foramen lacerum is part of what cranial fossa |
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| carotid canal is part of what cranial fossa |
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| superior orbital fissure is part of what cranial fossa |
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| optic foramen is part of what cranial fossa |
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| foramen lacerum and carotid canal convey what |
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| superior orbital fissure conveys what |
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| CN III(Oculomtor), IV (Trochlear), V1 (Opthalmic), VI (Abducens) |
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| optic foramen conveys what |
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| features of teh posterior cranial fossa (6) |
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Definition
| sulci for transverse and sigmoid sinuses, hypoglossal canal, internal auditory meatus, jugular foramen, foramen mangum, tentorium cerebelli |
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| tentorium cerebelli is the roof of what cranial fossa |
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| foramen magnum is part of what cranial fossa |
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| jugular foramen is part of what cranial fossa |
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| internal auditory meatus is part of what cranial fossa |
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| sulci for transverse and sigmoid sinuses is part of what cranial fossa |
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| hypoglossal canal is part of what cranial fossa |
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| foramen magnum is a feature of what bone |
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| jugular foramen conveys what (4) |
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| Cranial nn IX (glossopharyngeal), X (Vagus), XI (Acessory), origin of internal jugular vv |
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| internal auditory meatus of temporal bone conveys what (2) |
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| CN VII (Facial), CN VIII (vestibulocochlear) |
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| hypoglossal canal conveys of posterior cranial fossa conveys what |
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