Key Term Matching 1. hyoid bone large area of flexible fibrous connective tissue in fetal skull a. 2. skull b. second cervical vertebra 3. parietal bone C. a facial bone 4. paranasal sinuses d. anterior portion of vertebral arch 5. axis found on the mandible e. 6. temporal bone f. lateral projections of vertebrae 7. vertebral foramen g. protects thoracic organs 8. manubrium h. first cervical vertebra 9. spinous process i. located on the sacrum 10. mental foramen j. does not articulate with any other bones 11. intervertebral disc k. the tailbone 12. vertebrosternal 1. location of external auditory meatus 13. pedicle m. located only on thoracic vertebra 14. iliac facet n. attachment site of intervertebral discs 15. nasal bone o. consists of cranium and facial bones 16. соссух p. posterior portion of vertebral arch 17. fontanelle q. part of the sternum 18. superior costal facet located on the sphenoid bone r. 19. vertebral body s. houses the spinal cord 20. orbit t. air-filled cavities 21. lamina u. a cranial bone 22. rib cage the "true" ribs V. 23. transverse processes w. composed of fibrocartilage 24. sella turcica x. skull bones joined together to protect the eye 25. atlas y. single posterior process of vertebra

Key Term Matching 1. hyoid bone large area of flexible fibrous connective tissue in fetal skull a. 2. skull b. second cervical vertebra 3. parietal bone C. a facial bone 4. paranasal sinuses d. anterior portion of vertebral arch 5. axis found on the mandible e. 6. temporal bone f. lateral projections of vertebrae 7. vertebral foramen g. protects thoracic organs 8. manubrium h. first cervical vertebra 9. spinous process i. located on the sacrum 10. mental foramen j. does not articulate with any other bones 11. intervertebral disc k. the tailbone 12. vertebrosternal 1. location of external auditory meatus 13. pedicle m. located only on thoracic vertebra 14. iliac facet n. attachment site of intervertebral discs 15. nasal bone o. consists of cranium and facial bones 16. соссух p. posterior portion of vertebral arch 17. fontanelle q. part of the sternum 18. superior costal facet located on the sphenoid bone r. 19. vertebral body s. houses the spinal cord 20. orbit t. air-filled cavities 21. lamina u. a cranial bone 22. rib cage the "true" ribs V. 23. transverse processes w. composed of fibrocartilage 24. sella turcica x. skull bones joined together to protect the eye 25. atlas y. single posterior process of vertebra

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: The correct sequence of levels forming the structural hierarchy is A. (a) organ, organ system,...

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