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lab practical 2

front 1

The axial skeleton can be divided into the skull, the vertebral column,
and the:
a. thoracic cage c. hip bones
b. femur d. humerus

back 1

a. thoracic cage

front 2

Eight bones make up the , which encloses and protects
the brain.
a. cranium b. face c. skull

back 2

a. cranium

front 3

The vertebrae articulate with the corresponding ribs.
a. cervical c. spinal
b. lumbar d. thoracic

back 3

d. thoracic

front 4

The , commonly referred to as the breastbone, is a flat
bone formed by the fusion of three bones: the manubrium, the body,
and the xiphoid process.
a. coccyx b. sacrum c. sternum

back 4

c. sternum

front 5

A fontanelle:
a. is found only in the fetal skull
b. is a fibrous membrane
c. allows for compression of the skull during birth
d. all of the above

back 5

d. all of the above

front 6

The axial skeleton can be subdivided into three parts:

back 6

the skull, the vertebral colun1n, and the thoracic cage.

front 7

Frontal (1)

back 7

N/A
Supraorbital margin
Supraorbital foramen (notch)
Glabella

Forms the forehead, superior part of the orbit, and the floor of the anterior cranial fossa.
Thick margin of the eye socket that lies beneath the eyebrows.
Opening above each orbit allowing blood vessels and nerves to pass.
Smooth area between the eyes.

front 8

Parietal

back 8

Form the superior and lateral aspects of the skull.

front 9

Temporal

back 9

Form the inferolateral aspects of the skull and contribute 10 the middle cranial
Iossa; each has squamous, tympanic, and petrous parts.

front 10

what is the structure labeled a

back 10

coronal suture

front 11

what is the structure labeled b

back 11

parietal bone

front 12

what is the structure labeled c

back 12

temporal bone

front 13

what is the structure labeled d

back 13

lambdoid suture

front 14

what is the structure labeled e

back 14

squamous suture

front 15

what is the structure labeled f

back 15

occipital bone

front 16

what is the structure labeled g

back 16

zygomatic process

front 17

what is the structure labeled h

back 17

occipitomastoid suture

front 18

what is the structure labeled i

back 18

external acoustic meatus

front 19

what is the structure labeled j

back 19

mastoid process

front 20

what is the structure labeled k

back 20

styloid process

front 21

what is the structure labeled l

back 21

condylar process

front 22

what is the structure labeled m

back 22

mandibular notch

front 23

what is the structure labeled n

back 23

mandibular ramus

front 24

what is the structure labeled o

back 24

frontal bone

front 25

what is the structure labeled p

back 25

sphenoid bone (greater wing)

front 26

what is the structure labeled q

back 26

ethmoid bone

front 27

what is the structure labeled r

back 27

lacrimal bone

front 28

what is the structure labeled s

back 28

nasal bone

front 29

what is the structure labeled t

back 29

zygomatic bone

front 30

what is the structure labeled u

back 30

maxilla

front 31

what is the structure labeled v

back 31

mandible

front 32

what is the structure labeled w

back 32

mental foramen

front 33

what is the structure labeled x

back 33

coronoid process

front 34

what is the structure labeled y

back 34

mandibular angle

front 35

what is the structure labeled 1

back 35

alveolar process

front 36

what is the structure labeled z

back 36

lacrimal fossa

front 37

what is the structure labeled a

back 37

maxilla

front 38

what is the structure labeled b

back 38

hard plate

front 39

what is the structure labeled c

back 39

palatine bone

front 40

what is the structure labeled d

back 40

zygomatic bone

front 41

what is the structure labeled e

back 41

temporal bone

front 42

what is the structure labeled f

back 42

vomer

front 43

what is the structure labeled g

back 43

mandibular fossa

front 44

what is the structure labeled h

back 44

styloid process

front 45

what is the structure labeled i

back 45

mastoid process

front 46

what is the structure labeled j

back 46

temporal bone

front 47

what is the structure labeled k

back 47

parietal bone

front 48

what is the structure labeled l

back 48

occipital bone

front 49

what is the structure labeled m

back 49

incisive fossa

front 50

what is the structure labeled n

back 50

maxilla

front 51

what is the structure labeled o

back 51

sphenoid bone (greater wing)

front 52

what is the structure labeled p

back 52

foramen ovale

front 53

what is the structure labeled q

back 53

carotid canal

front 54

what is the structure labeled r

back 54

jugular foamen

front 55

what is the structure labeled s

back 55

occipital condyle

front 56

what is the structure labeled t

back 56

foramen magnum