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Lab 5: Skull (Cranium and Face)

Lab 5: Skull (Cranium and Face)


A. Bones of the cranium B. Bones of the face
1. Frontal bone 1. Nasal bones
2. Parietal bone 2. Lacrimal bones
3. Temporal bone a. Lacrimal fossa
a. Zygomatic process 3. Palatine bones
b. Mastoid process a. Horizontal plate
c. Styloid process 4. Zygomatic bone
d. External auditory meatus 5. Maxilla
4. Occipital bone a. Palatine process of maxilla
a. External occipital b. Alveolar process of maxilla
protuberance 6. Inferior nasal concha
b. Foramen magnum 7. Vomer
5. Sphenoid bone 8. Mandible
a. Sella turcica a. Alveolar process of mandible
b. Greater wing b. Condylar process
c. Lesser wing c. Coronoid process
6. Ethmoid bone
a. Crista galli
b. Cribriform plate C. Hyoid
c. Superior nasal concha a. Body
d. Middle nasal concha b. Lesser horn
e. Perpendicular plate c. Greater horn

A. Muscles of the Head that produce B. Muscles that move the mandible and
facial expressions assist in mastication and speech
1. Scalp muscles 1. Masseter
a. Occipitofrontalis 2. Temporalis
2. Mouth muscles
a. Orbicularis oris
b. Zygomaticus major
c. Zygomaticus minor C. Muscles of the Neck that Move the Head
d. Levator labii superioris 1. Sternocleidomastoid
e. Depressor anguli oris
f. Buccinator
g. Risorius
h. Mentalis
3. Neck muscles
a. platysma
4. Orbit and eyebrow muscles
a. Orbicularis oculi

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