Überblick über das Os ethmoidale

The video tutorial provides an in-depth exploration of the Ossett Modale, an unpaired bone in the middle of the viscero cranium. It discusses its role in forming parts of the eye and nasal cavity, and its structural components like the lamina perpendicular, labyrinth ethmoidalis, and lamina cribrosa. The tutorial also covers the Crista Galli, lamina orbitalis, and various processes and connections with other bones, highlighting the anatomical and functional significance of the Ossett Modale.

What is the primary role of the Ossett modale in the skull?

• To protect the spinal cord

• To contribute to the middle face and nasal cavity

• To support the brain

• To form the lower jaw

What is the function of the lamina cribrosa?

• To form the jawline

• To allow passage of olfactory nerves

• To support the eye muscles

• To connect the ear canals

What is the Crista Galli's role in the skull?

• It supports the jaw

• It connects the ear to the throat

• It separates the two cerebral hemispheres

• It forms the nasal septum

Why is the lamina orbitalis also known as Lamina Papa Raid?

• Because it is as thin as paper

• Because it is thick and strong

• Because it supports the jaw

• Because it is located near the ear

What is the significance of the process and China tus?

• It supports the eye muscles

• It connects the ear to the throat

• It is a hook-shaped process on the lateral wall

• It forms the lower jaw

What is the bulla ethmoidalis?

• A nerve in the ear

• A large sieve leg cell

• A part of the lower jaw

• A muscle in the eye

What does the infundibulum connect?

• The jaw to the skull

• The frontal sinus, maxillary sinus, and anterior ethmoid cells

• The ear to the throat

• The eye to the brain