- What is a suture? It is a type of non-movable fibrous joint (synarthrosis) made of a thin layer of dense fibrous connective tissue that unites skull bones. What bones are joined by the squamous suture? the parietal and temporal bones
- Which sinus is shown on the picture below? the sphenoid
- What is the name of this bone? the temporal bone Name A and B. A: zygomatic process B: external acoustic meatus
- What is the name of this bone? mandible Name A and B. A: alveolar margin B: mental foramen
- What is the name of this bone? the zygomatic bone
- Identify A. crista galli
- Identify A. jugular foramen
- Identify A and B. A: optic canal B: inferior orbital fissure
- What is the name of this bone? (lumbar) vertebrae What is A? (superior) articular process
- What is the name of this bone? humerus What is A? trochlea
Quiz Answers for the 10 A.M. Lab:
- What is a suture? It is a type of non-movable fibrous joint (synarthrosis) made of a thin layer of dense fibrous connective tissue that unites skull bones. What bones are joined by the lambdoid suture? the parietal, temporal, and occipital bones
- Which sinus is shown on the picture below? the frontal
- What is the name of this bone? the temporal bone Name A and B. A: squamous region B: external acoustic meatus
- What is the name of this bone? mandible Name A and B. A: alveolar margin B: mental foramen
- What is the name of this bone? maxilla
- Identify A. crista galli
- Identify A. sella turica
- Identify A and B. A: optic canal B: superior orbital fissure
- What is the name of this bone? (lumbar) vertebrae What is A? (superior) articular process
- What is the name of this bone? humerus What is A? trochlea
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