Anatomy Exam 1

This body land mark “axial” refers to

skull, vertebrate, ribs, sternum

This body land mark “appendicular” refers to

The appendages and pelvis

This body land mark “abdominal” refers to

This body land mark “acromial” refers to

Corner Of the Shoulder

This body land mark “Antebrachial” refers to

The forearm

This body land mark “anticuboidal” refers to

soft part between bicep and forarm

This body land mark “axillary” refers to

Armpits ima axe u if u tickle me

This body land mark “Brachial” refers to

bicep

This body land mark “buccal” refers to

cheeks

This body land mark “calcaneal” refers to

Acheillis heel

This body land mark “carpal” refers to

stones in wrist thing

This body land mark “cephalic” refers to

The Head

This body land mark “cervical” refers to

neck

This body land mark “Coxal” refers to

The large bone at the hips holds my cock

This body land mark “crural” refers to

the shin

This body land mark “Digital” refers to

Fingers / toes

This body land mark “femoral” refers to

The thigh

This body land mark “Fibular / Peroneal” refers to

Outside left part of the shin

This body land mark “frontal” refers to

Front side of the human body

This body land mark “Gluteal” refers to

Ass

This body land mark “Hallux” refers to

Big Toe

This body land mark “Inguinal” refers to

Where the thigh and the lower abdomen meet the line

This body land mark “Lumbar” refers to

Lower back

This body land mark “mammary” refers to

Tits

This body land mark “manus” refers to

Hand

This body land mark “mental” refers to

Chin

This body land mark “Nasal” refers to

Nose

This body land mark “occipital” refers to

back of the lower head the little dot thing for me

This body land mark “olecranal” refers to

Back of the elbow

This body land mark “orbital” refers to

The eye

This body land mark “otic” refers to

The ear

This body land mark “palmar” refers to

Palm

This body land mark “patellar” refers to

moveable part of the knee

This body land mark “pedal” refers to

foot

This body land mark “pelvic” refers to

Bony bowl shaped area in the pelvis

This body land mark “perineal” refers to

Area between the anus

This body land mark “Plantar” refers to

Sole of the foot, i plant my foot down

This body land mark “pollex” refers to

The thumb

This body land mark “popiletal” refers to

Back of the knee

This body land mark “pubic” refers to

Genetalia

This body land mark “sacral” refers to

the tailbone

This body land mark “Scapular” refers to

Triangle shaped bone in the shoulder, can be seen from the back big flat bone

This body land mark “sternal” refers to

The line in the chest

This body land mark “sural” refers to

top back region of the calf

This body land mark “tarsal” refers to

small bones in the foot the stones

This body land mark “thorasic” refers to

Chest Area

This body land mark “umbilical” refers to

Belly button

This body land mark “vertebral” refers to

Spine

Where is the parietal skull bone?

Big ass part

Where is the frontal skull bone?

forhead mf

Where is the temporal skull bone?

Where i lay my hand to think

Where is the occipital skull bone?

back of the head

Where is the nasal skull bone?

between da eyes

Where is the maxilla skull bone?

maximum mewing

Where is the mandible skull bone?

Man that jawline fire

Where is the sphenoid skull bone?

top of the pallet from underneath

Where is the zygomatic skull bone?

Cheekbones

Where is the lacrimal skull bone?

where glasses sit slightly above

Where is the ethmoid skull bone?

Inside bone of the eye

Where is the palatine skull bone?

Roof of the mouth

Where is the vomer skull bone?

middle of the nose

Where is the coronal suture?

Horizontal off the front

Where is the squamous suture

the big one on the side

Where is the occipitomastoid suture

Small line back corner

Where is the lamboid suture

Goes around the back, part of the squamous

Where is the sagittal suture

Straight middle of the head

Where is the medial palatine suture

between the roof of the mouth

Where is the fronto nasal structure

Where glasses sit

Where is the zygomatic process?

The cheekbones

Where is the external acoustic meatus ?

Ear Canal

What is the mastoid process?

bone behind the ear

Where is the styloid process?

Sharp bone sticks down looks like a stylus

Where is the mandibular condyle ?

Ends of the jaw

Where is the mandibular notch?

Notch at the corner of the mouth the opening

Where is the mandibular ramus?

The two sides of the mandible

Where is the mandibular angle?

Corner of the jaw

Where is the coronoid process ?

Two sharp points on the mandible

Where is the mental foramen?

The two holes in the chin

Where is the alveolar margins ?

Hole on the mandible

Where is the lacrimal fossa ?

Inside bone of the eye by the nose

Where is the hard palate?

Roof of the mouth

What is the foramen magnum?

big hole in skull

What is the occipital condyle ?

two structures near the big hole

What is the intervertebral disk?

The jelly between the spines

The cervical spine is and is labeled

Concave 1-7

The thoracic spine is and is labeled

Convenx 1-12

The Lumbar spine is labeled

Concave 1-5

The sacrum spine is

Convex

The coccyx is

The small triangle bone (tailbone)

The jugular notch is

in the middle of the V by the neck

The clavicular notch is the

Two by the jugular notch

The true ribs 1-7 are

1-7 starting at the top

The false ribs 8-10 are

The ones after 7

The floating ribs 11-12 are

the last 2 not connected

The manubrium is the

the shield

The sternal angle is the

the small divot in the chest

The xiphisternal joint is the

small part in the chest line

The xiphisternal process is the

Small peice on the chest line sticking out

The sternum is

the entire long shaped flat bone

The intercoastal space is the

part between the ribs