Is the partition between the two halves of the chest, the right hemithorax and the left hemithorax:

a very large rounded process in the femur

sharp bony process extending forward at the base of the nasal septum in the midline, above the upper lip

Glands that lie in front of, and below the cartilage of the ear on each side:

Large rounded bony prominence extending down behind the ear as part of the mastoid portion:

 Vertebrae which are much larger and have no facets for ribs:

 Cerebral cranium is called:

Gaps at the angles where bones meet and where membrane has persistent after birth:

The two kidneys are joined together across the midline:

Is a cup shaped cavity or socket on the outer surface of the innominate bone:

 Is a puckered folds in the colon caused by the arrangement of the longitudinal muscle:

An oval depression on the outer surface of the head of the scapula and articulated with the head of the humerus to form the shoulder joint:

Hollow tube that passes from the gall bladder to join the hepatic duct:

The laminae or a vertebrae fail to unite with each other in the midline posteriorly:

Pouch-like protrusion on the wall of the organ:

 Tube like passage extending into the petrous part of the temporal bone;

Muscle which is attached to bones and ligaments:

Is a procedure consisting of inserting a long hollow needle between two adjacent spinous processes into the subarachnoid space to obtain CSF:

point of the roof of the skull where two parietal bones meet the frontal bone:

An inflammation of the brain

These are the cavities within the cranial bones:

Is a hollow, bent cylindrical, with bony walls at the lower end of the vertebral column:

Is found in the bones of the infants and children and in adults in cancellous bone at the end of the long bone:

Is a beakline projection of bone continuous with and projecting forward from the neck of the scapula:

Is the opening in the vertebrae behind the body enclosed by arch:

Upper expanded funnel shaped end of the ureter in contact with the kidneys:

Crosses the roof of the skull transversely, above and behind the forehead:

The right half or left half of the vertebrae may be absent, or one half of the vertebrae may fuse with vertebrae above and below:

Is a hollow, bent cylindrical, with bony walls at the lower end of the vertebral column:

single bone forms the posterior part as well as the part of the base or floor of the cerebral cranium:

 a canal, a long tube like passage in the ear:

Normal curvature of the spine can be properly demonstrated in what view?

Is a prominence at the posterior end of the crest:

Articulation between the ribs and cartilage:

Includes all bones of the body which together make up the human skeleton:

 A very large rounded process in the femur;

A depression hollowed out on the upper surface of the body of the sphenoid:

Another name given to arm:

Is a small canal passing through the periosteum and other layers of bone to reach the medulla:

Formed by the union of the right and left hepatic ducts:

Is a clear colorless liquid formed from blood in the choroid plexuses and secreted into the ventricles:

another name given to forearm:

Part of the stomach at the lower end:

Part of the skull that encloses the brain:

The fluid part of the blood, colorless if the blood cells are removed:

Lies between the pia mater and arachnoid layers:

Small opening on the outer surface of the body below the second molar tooth on each side:

shoulder blade with neck, head and two processes:

A bony structure which is palpable in the examination of the leg:

The joint between the upper adjacent borders of the two parietal bones:

Is the terminal part of the common bile duct:

The external occipital protuberance is the bony prominence on the outer surface of the squamosal part:

The entire brain is enclosed by:

 Forms the heel and is visible and palpable:

An oval depression on the outer surface of the head of the scapula and articulated with the head of the humerus to form the shoulder joint:

 Is a heavy or prolonged menstrual bleeding:

 The laminae of the vertebrae may to unite with each other in the midline posteriorly:

Large rounded bony prominence extending down behind the ears as part of the mastoid portion:

Long tampering structure that lies transversely in the upper posterior abdomen behind the duodenum and stomach:

Twenty four vertebrae of human persons are called:

Formed by the union of the hepatic and cystic ducts:

Is a long bone, flattened from front to back, and lies vertically in the anterior chest wall in the midline:

Is an oval depression on the outer surface of the head and articulates with the head of the humerus:

Lateral curvature of the spine can be demonstrated in x-ray examination:

 Forward displacement of one vertebra upon the upper surface of the vertebra beneath it: