LAB TEST 3, EXE 8,9,1O

The structural unit of compact bone is

osteon

pink arrows form the?

cranium

pink arrow forms the

facial bones

pink area?

skull

pink arrows are what bones?

clavicle

what area is being highlighted?

thoracic cage(ribs, sternum, thoracic vertebrae)

what is being highlighted? (axial skeleton)

vertebral column

what bone is being highlighted (forms part of hip bone)

ilium

what bone is being highlighted? (forms part of hip bone)

ischium

what bone is being highlighted? (forms part of hip bone)

pubis

what bone?

scapula

what bone

sternum

what bone

rib

what bone

humerus

what bone?

vertebra

what bone

radius

what bone

ulna

what bones?

carpals

what bones(its on both sides i was lazy)

metacarpals

what bones (its on both sides i was lazy)

phalanges

what bone

femur

what bone

patella

what bone

tibia

what bone

fibula

what bones

tarsals

what bones

metatarsals

what bones

phalanges

what do these 2 bones make up

pectoral girdle

what area

upper limb

what do these bones make up

pelvic girdle

what area

lower limb

large rounded projection, may be roughened

tuberosity

very large, blunt, irregularly shaped process (only examples are on femur)

trochanter

raised area on or above a condyle

epicondyle

smooth, nearly flat articular surface

facet

what is the pink?

tuberosity

what is the pink

trochanter(s)

what is the pink

epicondyle

armlike bar/projection of bone

ramus

what is pink?

facets

what is pink

ramus

bone cavity filled with air and lined with mucous membrane

sinus

what is pink

foramen

what is pink

sinus

what is the pink pointing to

osteon

articular cartilages are made out of which cartilage

hyaline

the meniscus in a knee joint is made out of what type of cartilage

fibrocartilage

large rounded projection

trochanter

round or oval opening through a bone

foramen

large, irregularly shaped projection

tuberosity

rasied area on or above a condyle

epicondyle

end portion of a long bone

epiphysis

helps reduce friction at joints

articular cartilage

site of blood cell formation

red marrow

two membranous sites of osteoprogenitor cells

endosteum and periosteum

scientific term for bone shaft

diaphysis

contains yellow marrow in adult bones

medullary cavity

growth plate remnant

epiphyseal line

what is pink

epiphysis

what is pink

diaphysis

what is pink

articular cartilage

what is pink

spongy bone

pink?

epiphyseal line

pink?

compact bone

pink?

medullary cavity

pink?

periosteum

pink?

compact bone

pink?

endosteum

pink?

yellow bone marrow

?

compact bone

?

periosteum

?

nutrient artery

which suture is this

coronal`

what bone

parietal

what bone

temporal

what bone

occipital

what bone

zygomatic

what bone

ethmoid

what bone

sphenoid

what bone

frontal

what is pink

foramen magnum

what bone

ethmoid

what is pink (it is inside of a bone)

crista galli

what bone

sphenoid

what is pink (part of a bone)

lesser wing

what is pink (part of a bone)

greater wing

what is pink

hypophyseal fossa of sella turcica

large opening in the base of the bone, which allows the spinal cord to join with the brain stem, and where is it located

foramen magnum, occipital bone

turkish saddle located on the superior surface of the body, the seat of the saddle, the hypophyseal fossa, holds the pituitary gland. what is this and where is it found

sella turcica, sphenoid bone

“roosters comb”, a superior projection that attaches to the dura mater, helping to secure the brain within the skull. what is it and what bone is it found on

crista galli, ethmoid bone

what is pink

crista galli

what bone is this, does not articualte with any other bone

hyoid bone

the most prominent part of your cheek, follow posterior course of arch to its juction with your temporal bone

zygomatic bone

place a thumb and index finger beneath the chin just anterior to the mandibular angles, and squeeze gently. exert pressure with the thumb

hyoid

what curvature, and is it primary or secondary

cervical curvature, secondary

what specific vertebrae is this and what is it

c7, vertebra prominens

what does this represent

spinous process

what does this show

transverse process

what curvature is this,primary or secondary

thoracic, primary

what is pink

intervertebral discs