Overview of the ethmoid bone

The tutorial discusses the ethmoid bone, a singular porous bone in the skull's mid-facial region. It details the bone's structure, including the perpendicular plate, ethmoid labyrinths, and cribriform plate. The ethmoid bone forms parts of the nasal cavity and orbit, and connects with 15 other skull bones. The cribriform plate allows olfactory nerve passage, and the ethmoid bone's central location is crucial for its connections.

Explain the role of the perpendicular plate of the ethmoid bone.

How does the ethmoid bone interact with other bones in the skull?