Explain the bones of skull bone with their clinical features

[pramod1114]

Explain the bones of skull bone with their clinical features

[woofgang]

Do your own homework.

[whiskeryron]

http://www.innerbody.com/htm/body.html

[Mosaic]

This should be the complete answer

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnhJ3IkLQ7s

[factor-fiction]

Are you studying to be a doctor?

[annadomino]

This was such a rude demand, where are your manners?

[annadomino]

AYG, that shade of lippy just isnt you - try a peachy shade.

[vascop]

Anna, si dice "question" non "demand"

[boxtops]

It's a normal mode of questioning from some people who don't have English as a first language - and this is is pramod's first post.

[factor-fiction]

I think some new users assume this is some sort of automated answering service.

This may help you answer part of the question:
http://www.e-radiogra...et/nickspdf/Skull.pdf

If you add this to the information from lectures and your text books, you should be able to produce a good answer

[Peter Pedant]

Lumley Craven and Aitken Essential Anat is a good start
available on the internet

IS this a 30 minute essay or a chapter in a book

then basically you enumerate all the bones in the skull - there are quite a few - and what you think are important clinical features

ie petrous temporal bone - hardest bone in the skull , contains the inner ear,
cribriform plate - allow the first cranial nerve through - avulsed in head injury and so anosmia is a leading sign
and so on until the finish

this really is a text book regurgitation exercise

Be thankful they havent asked embyology of the skull

[venator]

The skull bone connected to the neck bone

That should get you a "B" at least...

[venator]

Hey, factor 30, I think I know that guy whose picture's on there...