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 Protect and support digestive and respiratory tracts

 Floor of orbits  Walls of nasal cavity  Hard palate—roof of mouth

 Posterior to hard palate

 Forms part of nasal septum

 Cheekbones

 Bridge of nose

 Orbits medial surface

 Lateral nasal cavity  Slows airflow

 Lower Jaw  Only moveable facial bone

 U-Shaped  Base for larynx muscles (voicebox), tongue and pharynx  Stabilizes larynx  “Adams Apple”

 Fusion of bones not complete at birth  Fontanels—soft spots  Flexible  Allows skull to expand with brain

 AKA: Spine  Cervical Vertebrae—7  C1-C7  Neck Region  Thoracic Vertebrae—12  T1-T12  Articulates with ribs  Lumbar Vertebrae—5  L1-L5  Lower Back  Sacrum—5 fused vertebrae  Coccyx--Tailbone

 4 Spinal curves  Primary curves—thoracic and sacral  Appear late in fetal development  Secondary curves—cervical and lumbar  Appear months after birth  Cervical—infant can hold up their head  Lumbar—child can stand

 Kyphosis—exaggerated thoracic curvature  Lordosis—exaggerated lumbar curvature  Scoliosis—abnormal lateral curvature

 Vertebral body—massive, weight-bearing portion  Intervertebral disc—lies between each vertebrae  Vertebral canal—encloses spinal cord  Intervertebral foramina—gaps that allow nerves to run off