Conti

Question 1

________ are finger sized bones, forming part of the medical walls of each orbit

Answer 1

LACRIMAL BONES

Question 2

single bone in the medical line of the nasal cavity

Answer 2

Vomer Bone

Question 3

Keyword: Nasal Passages, Air Filled Cavity
Air filled spaces located within the bones of the skull

Answer 3

SINUSES

Question 4

KEYWORD: Nose Bridge
Refers to the small paired bones that forms the upper part of the nose’s structure

Answer 4

NASAL BONES

Question 5

KEYWORD: UPPER JAW, PALATE
Forms the upper jaw and contribute to the structure of the face.
All facial bones is connected to it except Mandible

Answer 5

MAXILLAE

Question 6

Keyword: Hard Palate
L shaped
paired bones lie posterior to the ________ processes of the maxillae

Answer 6

PALATINE

Question 7

Keyword: Vertical Ridge, Brain Attachment Point
Superior portion of ethmoid

Answer 7

Crista Galli

Question 8

______ Are thin, curved bones projecting medially from the lateral walls of the nasal cavity

Answer 8

Inferior Nasal Conchae

Question 9

Keyword: Cheekbone
Refers to the bone that forms the prominence of the cheek and part of the lateral wall and floor of the eye socket

Answer 9

Zygomatic Bone

Question 10

Largest and strongest bone of the face, it joins the temporal bones on each side of the face, forming the only freely movable joints in the skull

Answer 10

Mandible

Question 11

A small U shaped (horseshoe shaped) solitary bone. Situated in the medicine of the neck anteriorly of the base of the mandible and posteriorly at the fourth cervical vertebrae

Answer 11

HYOID BONE

Question 12

Serving as the axial support of the body or spine. extends from the skull

Answer 12

Vertebra L Column

Question 13

RUNNING THROUGH THE CENTRAL CAVITY OF THE VERTEBRAL COLUMN

Answer 13

SPINAL CORD

Question 14

Before birth, the spine consists of 33 separate bones

Answer 14

Vertebra

Question 15

The 7 vertebrae of the neck

Answer 15

Cervical Vertebrae

Question 16

the middle section of your spine. it starts at the base of your neck and ends at the bottom of your ribs

Answer 16

Thoracic Vertebrae

Question 17

The five vertebrae between the rib cage and the pelvis. they are the largest segments of the vertebral column

Answer 17

Lumbar Vertebrae

Question 18

The individual vertebrae are separated by the pads of flexible fibrocartilage

Answer 18

Intervertebral Disk

Question 19

C5

Answer 19

Thyroid Cartilage

Question 20

C7

Answer 20

Vertebral Prominence

Question 21

T1

Answer 21

Approximately 21’ above the level of jugular notch

Question 22

T2 - T3

Answer 22

Level of jugular notch

Question 23

T4 - T5

Answer 23

Level of sternal Angle

Question 24

T7

Answer 24

Level of Inferior Angle of Scapula

Question 25

T9 - T10

Answer 25

Level of Xiphoid Process