Lab Test Two Flashcards by Paul Davis

Q

ramus

A

extension of bone making an angle

Process or ligament/tendon attachment

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Trochanter

A

Large rough projecton

Process or ligament/tendon attachment

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tuberosity

A

smaller, rough projection

Process or ligament/tendon attachment

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tubercle

A

small rounded projection

Process or ligament/tendon attachment

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crest

A

prominent ridge

Process or ligament/tendon attachment

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line

A

low ridge

Process or ligament/tendon attachment

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spine

A

small flat articular surface

Process or ligament/tendon attachment

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head

A

expanded end of a long bone

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neck

A

narrow connection

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condyle

A

smooth rounded articular surface

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trochlea

A

smooth grooved articular surface

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facet

A

small flat articular surface

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fossa

A

shallow depression

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foramen

A

rounded passageway

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fissure

A

elongated cleft/crack eg inferior orbital fissure

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Q

meatus

A

widening or opening through the bone

Q

sinus

A

chamber within bone

Q

what are the three parts of the cranal cavity

A

the anterior, middle, and posterior cranial fossa