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Name the bones that form the orbital rim

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Name the bones that form the orbital rim

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The bones that form the orbital rim are:

  1. Frontal Bone: This bone forms the forehead and the upper edge or rim of the eye socket.

  2. Zygomatic Bone: Also known as the cheekbone, this bone forms the lateral (side) portion of the eye socket.

  3. Maxillary Bone: This bone forms the lower rim of the eye socket.

  4. Lacrimal Bone: This small bone is located at the front part of the inner wall of the eye socket.

  5. Ethmoid Bone: This bone forms the medial (inner) portion of the eye socket.

  6. Sphenoid Bone: This bone forms the back wall of the eye socket.

  7. Palatine Bone: This bone forms the bottom part of the eye socket.

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