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Skull Bones

28 Bones & Hyoid 6 single 11 paired

Cranium Single Paired Frontal Sphenoid Ethmoid Occipital Parietal Temporal

Face Single: Paired: Mandible Vomer Maxillae Zygomatic Lacrimal Inferior Nasal Conchae Palatine

Auditory Ossicles (bones of the ear) Malleous Incus Stapes

Frontal (1) Glabella - flat area between orbits Supraorbital foramen Markings: Anterior Cranial Fossa - Supports frontal lobes Frontal Squama -Forehead Supraorbital margins - Thick bone at eyebrow Glabella - flat area between orbits Supraorbital foramen - Passage for artery and nerves Frontal sinuses - lateral to glabella

Parietal (2) On top and on lateral sides of skull Sutures: 1. Coronal- parietal meets frontal 2. Sagittal- parietal meets parietal 3. Lambdoidal- parietal meets occipital 4. Squamous- parietal meets temporal

Sutures

Occipital (1) Posterior cranial fossa-supports cerebellum Foramen Magnum- connects with spinal cord Hypoglossal canals- passage for hypoglossal nerves Occipital Condyles- permits “nodding” motion

Occipital bone (posterior)

Occipital markings

Temporal (2) Zygomatic process- posterior cheek Mandibular Fossa- forms part of the TMJ (temporal mandibular joint) External Auditory Meatus- ear hole Styloid Process- attaches tongue, neck muscles and hyoid bone Mastoid Process- anchors neck muscle Stylomastoid Foramen- passage for facial nerves Middle Cranial Fossa- supports temporal lobe

Temporal bone (purple)

Butterfly shaped bone that articulates with all other cranial bones Sphenoid (1) Butterfly shaped bone that articulates with all other cranial bones Sella Turcica- encloses pituitary Greater Wings Lesser Wings Pterygoid processes- anchors chewing muscles - Sphenoid sinus Several foramen for passing vessels and nerves

Sphenoid Bone

Ethmoid (1) Cribiform plate- roof of the nasal cavities -has holes that allow passage for the olfactory nerves to pass into the brain (looks like a sieve) Crista galli- secures brain to cranial cavity (looks like a “rooster comb”) Ethmoid Sinus

Ethmoid bone

Facial bones

Mandible Body- chin Alveolar margins- anchors teeth Mental foramen- blood vessels and nerves to chin -Rami- 2 uprights from body -Mandibular notch- superior rami -Coronoid process- insertion of temporalis muscle (anterior) -Mandibular condyle- articulates with temporal bone at TMJ (posterior) -Mandibular foramina- medial surface of rami, nerves to lower teeth (novacaine area)

Mandible

Maxillary Alveolar Margins- hold upper teeth Palatine process- anterior, 2/3 of hard palate Frontal process- part of the bridge of the nose Maxillary sinus- largest sinus

Maxillary (2) (below orbits)

Maxillary inferior view

Zygomatic (2) Cheekbones- articulates with temporal (posterior) and maxillary (anterior)

Fused medially to form the bridge of the nose Nasal bones (2) Fused medially to form the bridge of the nose

Lacrimal (2) Delicate, form the medial wall of orbit Lacrimal fossa- house tear ducts

Palatine bones (2) -posterior hard palate

Vomer (1) Plow shaped, part of nasal cavity

Inferior Nasal Conchae (2) Part of the nasal cavity, swirls air as you inhale (filters air)

Sinuses -Paranasal-around nasal cavity -Function- lighten skulls, enhances voice, warms and humidifies inspired air -Maxillary -Frontal -Sphenoid -Ethmoid

Hyoid (1) In the anterior neck- moveable, the only bone that is not touching another bone Holds the tongue

Auditory Ossicles Malleus Incus Stapes Tiny ligaments, join in a chain Transmit vibration from eardrum

Fetal Skull- very thin, incomplete Allows passage thru birth canal Allows brain growth

-Birth-cranium is huge compared to facial bones -From ages 6-11, the face grows -Jaws, nose, cheekbones, become prominent -Respiratory passages and permanent teeth develop

Wormian Bones Tiny irregularly shaped bones that appear in suture lines Vary among individuals Unimportant