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Lab Hand Out 3 - and of the 1. Cranial Bones (8) 2. Facial Bones of Skull (14) A. 2. Inferior 1. Temporal line of parietal bone 3. A. 4. Bone 1. Supercilliary Arch 5. Palatine 2. Supraorbital notch () 1. Horizontal Plate (lamina) of 3. Supraorbital margin i. 4. Squamous part of frontal bone 6. i. 1. Lacrimal A. 7. 1. 1. Alveolar Margins of the Maxilla 2. 2. Alveolar Sockets 3. 3. Palatine of maxilla 4. 8. 5. Perpendicular plate 1. Alveolar Margins of the Mandible A. 2. 1. Occipital Condyle 3. Mandibular Body 2. 4. Mandibular Angle 3. External Occipital Protuberance 5. Mandibular Ramus 4. Superior Nuchal line 6. Mandibular Condyle 5. Inferior Nuchal Line 7. Coronoid Process 6. Groove for transverse dural sinus 8. A. 9. 1. 10. a. Hypophyseal fossa 9. b. 1. Temporal Process of zygomatic bone 1. Greater Wings 10. Orbital surfaces 2. Lesser Wings 11. Orbital surface of the frontal bone 3. Pterygoid Processes 12. Orbital surface of the sphenoid bone A. 13. Orbital surface of the ethmoid bone 1. External Acoustic 14. Orbital surface of the maxilla bone 2. Internal Acoustic Meatus 15. Orbital surface of the zygomatic bone 3. of temporal bone 4. Mastoid Process Sinuses: mucous-lined air cavities 5. Styloid Process 2. 6. Mastoid incisures 3. 7. of temporal bone 4. 8. Petrous Part 5. 9. Groove for sigmoid sinus Foramen/openings in skull Cranial fossae A. Olfactory/Cribriform Foramina 7. Anterior B. Optic foramen & optic 8. C. 9. D. E. Processes of the Skull F. Foramen Lacerum 11. Zygomatic process of the maxilla bone G. 12. Zygomatic process of the frontal bone H. 13. Zygomatic process of the temporal bone I. 14. Temporal process of the zygomatic bone J. 15. Frontal process of the maxilla bone K. 16. Frontal process of the zygomatic bone L. M. 3. Fetal Skull N. Superior orbital A. Anterior Fontanel O. B. Posterior Fontanel P. C. Sphenoid Fontanel Q. Incisive fossa (foramen) D. Mastoid Fontanel R. Sutures 4. Vertebrae A. Intervertebral Foramina B. Intervertebral Disc C. General Landmarks (found in the vertebrae) D. Squamous Suture 1. Body (Centrum) 2. Vertebral arch 5. Axial Skeleton Bones i. Pedicle 4. ii. Lamina A. Body 1. Spinous Process B. Greater Horn 2. Superior articulating process & facet C. Lesser Horn 3. Inferior articulating process & facet 5. 4. Transverse Process 6. Classification: True Ribs & false ribs 5. /canal 7. 6. (foramina) A. Shaft B. Costal Angle 1. Bifid Spinous Process C. Neck of 2. Verterbral Prominence D. Head of rib 3. Transverse Process E. Costal Groove 4. Transverse Foramina F. Tubercle G. Costal a. Anterior Arch 8. b. Anterior Tubercle A. Manubrium c. Lateral Masses 1. Jugular Notch Superior Articular Facet 2. Clavicular Notch Inferior Articular Facet A. Body a. Posterior Arch B. b. Posterior Tubercle C. D. Xiphisternal (Angle) a. Body b. Dens (Odontoid Process) 6. Osteon Model (Haversian System) (T1 - T12) 1. periosteum i. Transverse costal facet 2. Endosteum ii. Superior costal demifacet 3. Sharpey’s fibers iii. Inferior costal demifacet 4. Canaliculi (L1 - L5) 5. Lamellae rings 6. Lacuna with osteocyte A. Sacral Promontory 7. Central (Haversian) Canal B. Transverse ridges (Lines) 8. perforating (Volkmann’s) canal C. Sacral Foramina D. Apex E. Ala of sacrum F. Auricular Surface G. Sacral Canal H. Sacral hiatus I. Superior Articular Process (of sacrum) J. Medial Sacral Crest K. Lateral Sacral Crest