The cranial bones are bones that surround and protect our brain. In infants, the cranium is composed of different separate cranial bones.
- The bone that exists as five separate bones when you are an infant is the CRANIUM.
- The major bones (bony plates) that form the cranium of an infant (newborn) are 2 frontal bones, 2 parietal bones and one (1) occipital bone.
- Subsequently, bony plates are joined to each other by a fibrous joint called a suture.
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Paramedics are trained to intubate patients
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"what can I do to help? Just tell me"
"I'm here for you. Whenever you want to talk, I'll listen- I'm only one text or call away"
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