Worksheets2. Physiology and features of the bone dog
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 8mins
is usually a large round articular surface. somewhat cylindrical shape.
condyle
head
facet
processes
is a somewhat spherical articular surface on the proximal end of long bone. form the ball-and-socket shoulder and hip joints.
condyle
head
facet
processes
is a flat articular surface. the joint movement between 2 is a kind of rocking motion.
condyle
head
facet
processes
are usually sites where muscles or tendons attach
condyle
head
facet
processes
a hole in a bone where usually a nerve or blood vessel passes through
foramen
fossa
depressed area
facet
is a depressed or sunken area usually occupied by muscles or tendons.
foramen
fossa
depressed area
facet
bone begins developing in the shaft or diaphysis of the cartilage rod
primary growth center
secondary growth center
ossification
endochondral bone formation
bone develop int he ends or epiphyses of the bone
primary growth center
secondary growth center
ossification
endochondral bone formation
are part of the bones (internal external) of the cranium
incus
interparietal
sphenoid
ethmoid
pterygoid
are part of the bones of the ear
incus
stapes
mallus
ethmoid
pterygoid
are part of the external bones of the face
palatine
lacrimal
nasal
ethmoid
pterygoid
are part of the internal bones of the face
palatine
lacrimal
sphenoid
ethmoid
pterygoid
in which skull bones are the cribriform plate
temporal bone
occipital bone
sphenoid
ethmoid
frontal bone
in which skull bones are the foramen magnum
temporal bone
occipital bone
sphenoid
ethmoid
frontal bone
