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2 B Fetal skull superior view Color the different bones to match your textbook. Fontanels are flat areas of fibrous connective tissue between bones of the skull that have not completed the ossification process. There are 4 major fontanels in the fetal skull. What is referred to as the "soft spot" on an infant's skull is actually the anterior fontanel, which typically closes by 2 years of age. 1. Fontanels 2. 3. 4. Key to Illustration 1. Anterior fontanel 2. Posterior fontanel 3. Mastoid fontanel 4. Sphenoid fontanel + SKELETAL SYSTEM-Axial Skeleton Fetal Skull-Focusing on Fontanels 8114 3 Fetal skull lateral view Fetal skull frontal view 119 61 SKELETAL SYSTEM-Axial Skeleton Skull-Inferior View with Mandible Removed F2 F3 P4 C1 P5 B6 $1 B7 B5 S2 B3 B4 B8 P1 good B1 B2 P2 Palatine bones Vomer F1 P3 C2 Foramen magnum F4 Simplify what you see P6 and use major foramina as landmarks. Foramen magnum Color the different bones to match your textbook. Bones (B) B1 Palatine bone B2 Vomer 83 Maxilla B4 Zygomatic bone B5 Sphenoid B6 Temporal bone B7 Parietal bone 88 Occipital bone Key to Illustration Sutures (S) $1 Occipitomastoid suture S2 Lambdoid suture Foramina (F) F1 Foramen lacerum F2 Foramen ovale F3 Foramen spinosum F4 Jugular foramen Processes, Projections (P) P1 Palatine process of maxilla P2 Temporal process of zygomatic bone P3 Zygomatic process of temporal bone P4 Styloid process (temporal bone) P5 Mastoid process (temporal bone) P6 Occipital condyle Canal (C) C1 External acoustic meatus (canal) C2 Carotid canal 118

2 B Fetal skull superior view Color the different bones to match your textbook. Fontanels are flat areas of fibrous connective tissue between bones of the skull that have not completed the ossification process. There are 4 major fontanels in the fetal skull. What is referred to as the "soft spot" on an infant's skull is actually the anterior fontanel, which typically closes by 2 years of age. 1. Fontanels 2. 3. 4. Key to Illustration 1. Anterior fontanel 2. Posterior fontanel 3. Mastoid fontanel 4. Sphenoid fontanel + SKELETAL SYSTEM-Axial Skeleton Fetal Skull-Focusing on Fontanels 8114 3 Fetal skull lateral view Fetal skull frontal view 119 61 SKELETAL SYSTEM-Axial Skeleton Skull-Inferior View with Mandible Removed F2 F3 P4 C1 P5 B6 $1 B7 B5 S2 B3 B4 B8 P1 good B1 B2 P2 Palatine bones Vomer F1 P3 C2 Foramen magnum F4 Simplify what you see P6 and use major foramina as landmarks. Foramen magnum Color the different bones to match your textbook. Bones (B) B1 Palatine bone B2 Vomer 83 Maxilla B4 Zygomatic bone B5 Sphenoid B6 Temporal bone B7 Parietal bone 88 Occipital bone Key to Illustration Sutures (S) $1 Occipitomastoid suture S2 Lambdoid suture Foramina (F) F1 Foramen lacerum F2 Foramen ovale F3 Foramen spinosum F4 Jugular foramen Processes, Projections (P) P1 Palatine process of maxilla P2 Temporal process of zygomatic bone P3 Zygomatic process of temporal bone P4 Styloid process (temporal bone) P5 Mastoid process (temporal bone) P6 Occipital condyle Canal (C) C1 External acoustic meatus (canal) C2 Carotid canal 118

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2 B Fetal skull superior view Color the different bones to match your textbook. Fontanels are flat areas of fibrous connective tissue between bones of the skull that have not completed the ossification process. There are 4 major fontanels in the fetal skull. What is referred to as the "soft spot" on an infant's skull is actually the anterior fontanel, which typically closes by 2 years of age. 1. Fontanels 2. 3. 4. Key to Illustration 1. Anterior fontanel 2. Posterior fontanel 3. Mastoid fontanel 4. Sphenoid fontanel + SKELETAL SYSTEM-Axial Skeleton Fetal Skull-Focusing on Fontanels 8114 3 Fetal skull lateral view Fetal skull frontal view 119 61
Transcribed Image Text:2 B Fetal skull superior view Color the different bones to match your textbook. Fontanels are flat areas of fibrous connective tissue between bones of the skull that have not completed the ossification process. There are 4 major fontanels in the fetal skull. What is referred to as the "soft spot" on an infant's skull is actually the anterior fontanel, which typically closes by 2 years of age. 1. Fontanels 2. 3. 4. Key to Illustration 1. Anterior fontanel 2. Posterior fontanel 3. Mastoid fontanel 4. Sphenoid fontanel + SKELETAL SYSTEM-Axial Skeleton Fetal Skull-Focusing on Fontanels 8114 3 Fetal skull lateral view Fetal skull frontal view 119 61
SKELETAL SYSTEM-Axial Skeleton Skull-Inferior View with Mandible Removed F2 F3 P4 C1 P5 B6 $1 B7 B5 S2 B3 B4 B8 P1 good B1 B2 P2 Palatine bones Vomer F1 P3 C2 Foramen magnum F4 Simplify what you see P6 and use major foramina as landmarks. Foramen magnum Color the different bones to match your textbook. Bones (B) B1 Palatine bone B2 Vomer 83 Maxilla B4 Zygomatic bone B5 Sphenoid B6 Temporal bone B7 Parietal bone 88 Occipital bone Key to Illustration Sutures (S) $1 Occipitomastoid suture S2 Lambdoid suture Foramina (F) F1 Foramen lacerum F2 Foramen ovale F3 Foramen spinosum F4 Jugular foramen Processes, Projections (P) P1 Palatine process of maxilla P2 Temporal process of zygomatic bone P3 Zygomatic process of temporal bone P4 Styloid process (temporal bone) P5 Mastoid process (temporal bone) P6 Occipital condyle Canal (C) C1 External acoustic meatus (canal) C2 Carotid canal 118
Transcribed Image Text:SKELETAL SYSTEM-Axial Skeleton Skull-Inferior View with Mandible Removed F2 F3 P4 C1 P5 B6 $1 B7 B5 S2 B3 B4 B8 P1 good B1 B2 P2 Palatine bones Vomer F1 P3 C2 Foramen magnum F4 Simplify what you see P6 and use major foramina as landmarks. Foramen magnum Color the different bones to match your textbook. Bones (B) B1 Palatine bone B2 Vomer 83 Maxilla B4 Zygomatic bone B5 Sphenoid B6 Temporal bone B7 Parietal bone 88 Occipital bone Key to Illustration Sutures (S) $1 Occipitomastoid suture S2 Lambdoid suture Foramina (F) F1 Foramen lacerum F2 Foramen ovale F3 Foramen spinosum F4 Jugular foramen Processes, Projections (P) P1 Palatine process of maxilla P2 Temporal process of zygomatic bone P3 Zygomatic process of temporal bone P4 Styloid process (temporal bone) P5 Mastoid process (temporal bone) P6 Occipital condyle Canal (C) C1 External acoustic meatus (canal) C2 Carotid canal 118
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