Introduction to human head & neck anatomy 1st sem 99 00 i
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This document provides an introduction to human head and neck anatomy. It outlines the learning objectives which are to explain the importance of anatomy, describe the axial skeleton, and identify the bones of the skull. It then discusses the human skeleton, including the appendicular and axial parts. Finally, it describes the bones that make up the human skull, dividing it into the neurocranium and viscerocranium. Key bones of each region are named.
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Introduction to human head & neck anatomy 1st sem 99 00 i
- 1. Introduction to Human Head & Neck Anatomy Session I Introduction and Osteology By: Professor Seyed Behnamedin Jameie Prof of Anatomy (Neuroscience Researcher) Director of NRC /IUMS IUMS
- 2. Photography By Behnam Jameie Tehran Deymah 1391
- 3. Learning Outcomes At the end of this session, the learner is expected to: - Explain the importance of Human Head & Neck Anatomy - Knowing the Axial Skeleton - Describe the surface anatomy of Head & neck - Describe skull as whole - Knowing the bones of skull - Knowing clinical points of Skull fructures
- 4. Human Skeleton Function of Human Skeleton Parts of Human skeleton ( Appendicular and Axial) Appendicular : Limbs and girdles Axial: Skull , Vertebral Column and Thorax Skeleton as a system , Morphology of Bones Skeleton as tissue (origin and ossification) Function of Skull (type of bone, development) Parts of human skull Abnormalities: Macrocephaly, microcephaly, hydrocephaly
- 5. Human Skull It consists of 22 flat bones Generally consists two parts : Neurocranium / Face or Viscerocranium Neurocranium consists 8 bones ( two pairs , four lateral single bones) Viscerocranium consists 14 (13 immovable one movable/ 6 pairs and two single bones) Neurocranium: Frontal/ Sphenoid/Ethmoid/ occipital / Temporals/ Pariertals Viscerocranium : Nasals/ Zygomatics/ Lacrimals/ Maxillaries / Inf Concha Nasalis/ Palatines/ Mandible and vomer
- 28. Neurolation Ectoderm and Neural plate Phase
- 29. Neurolation Ectoderm and Neural plate Phase
- 30. Neurolation Neural plate Phase/ Primary Neurolation
- 31. Neurolation Neural plate Phase/ Primary Neurolation
- 32. Neurolation
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- 66. Good Luck By Behnam Jameie Shiraz Khordad 1399 Life is Beauty