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What is the Coronal Suture?
What is the Ethmoid Bone?
What is the Perpendicular Plate of the Ethmoid?
What is the Frontal Bone?
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What is the Supra-orbital Foramen?
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What is the Supra-orbital Margin?
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What is the Lambdoid Suture?
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What is the Occipital Bone?
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What is the Foramen Magnum?
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What is the Occipital Condyle?
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What are the Parietal Bones?
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What is the Sagittal Suture?
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What is the Sphenoid Bone?
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What is the Squamous Suture?
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What are the Temporal Bones?
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What is the External Auditory Meatus?
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What is the Mandibular Fossa?
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What is the Mastoid Process?
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What is the Styloid Process?
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What are the Zygomatic Processes?
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What are the Zygomatic Arches?
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What are the Inferior Nasal Conchae Bones?
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What are the Lacrimal Bones?
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What is the Nasolacrimal Canal?
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What is the Mandible?
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What is the Mandibular Condyle?
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What is the Mental Foramen?
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What are the Maxillae Bones?
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What is the Palatine Process of the Maxilla?
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The Hard Palate consists of the ______ of the maxilla and the palatine bones.
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What are the Nasal Bones?
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What are the Palatine Bones?
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What is the Vomer Bone?
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What are the Zygomatic Bones?
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What is the Ethmoidal Sinus?
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What is the Frontal Sinus?
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What is the Maxillary Sinus?
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What is the Sphenoidal Sinus?
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What are the Cervical Vertebrae?
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What is the Transverse Foramen?
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What is the Atlas?
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What is the Axis?
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What is the Dens?
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What are the Thoracic Vertebrae?
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What are the Lumbar Vertebrae?
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What is the Body of Vertebra?
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What is the Spinous Process?
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What is the Vertebral Foramen?
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What is the Transverse Process?
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What is the Intervertebral Foramen?
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What is the Sacrum?
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What is the Coccyx?
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What is the Hyoid Bone?
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What is the Sternum?
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What is the Manubrium?
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What is the Suprasternal Notch?
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What is the Body of Sternum?
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What is the Xiphoid Process?
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What is the Costal Cartilage?
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What are the Vertebrosternal Ribs?
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What are the Vertebrochondral Ribs?
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What are the Floating Ribs?
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What is the Disarticulated Rib?
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What is the Clavicle?
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What is the Scapula?
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What is the Spine of Scapula?
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What is the Acromion?
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What is the Glenoid Cavity?
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What is the Coracoid Process?
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What is the Humerus?
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What is the Head of Humerus?
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What is the Anatomical Neck?
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Study Notes
Terminologia del Skeletto
- Sutura Coronal: Junctione del osse frontal e parietal.
- Os Ethmoide: Os de forma complex e parte del cavitate nasale.
- Platea Perpendicular del Ethmoide: Struttura vertical in parte del os ethmoide.
- Os Frontal: Forma le fronte e parte del cranio.
- Foramen Supra-orbital: Apertura superciliare pro passaggio de nervios e vasos sanguineos.
- Margine Supra-orbital: Edge del os frontal in area supraorbital.
- Sutura Lambdoidal: Junctione inter le os parietal e occipital.
- Os Occipital: Forma le parte posterior inferior del cranio.
- Foramen Magnum: Apertura in le os occipital pro passaggio del medulla spinal.
- Condilo Occipital: Parte del os occipital que articula con le vertebras cervicales.
- Os Parietal: Forma le lateralis del cranio.
- Sutura Sagittal: Junctione inter le duo os parietal.
- Os Sphenoidal: Os central del cranio, forma parte de base del cranio.
- Sutura Squamosa: Junctione inter le os temporale e parietal.
- Os Temporale: Forma le parte lateralis del cranio e contine structures auditivas.
- Meatus Auditivus Extern: Canale auditiv que conduce al timpano.
- Fossa Mandibular: Depressione in le os temporale pro articulazione del mandibula.
- Processus Mastoid: Protuberantia posterior del os temporale.
- Processus Styloide: Estrusione del os temporale, attachment pro ligamentos.
- Processus Zygomatic: Estrusione del os temporale, forma parte del arco zigomatic.
- Arches Zygomatic: Struttura formada per le os zigomatic e processus zygomatic del os temporale.
- Conchae Nasales Inferiores: Os separato que forma parte del cavitate nasale.
- Os Lacrimale: Os parve in le parte mediale del orbita.
- Canale Nasolacrimale: Canal que transporta lacrimas al naso.
- Mandibula: Os inferior del facie, forma le maxilla inferior.
- Condilo Mandibular: Parte superior del mandibula pro articulazione.
- Foramen Mental: Apertura pro nervios e vasos sanguineos in le mandibula.
- Os Maxillae: Os superior del maxilla, contine dentes maxillares.
- Processus Palatin del Maxilla: Parte del maxilla forma le palato.
- Palato Dure: Formato per le processus palatines del maxilla e os palatin.
- Os Nasale: Forma le ponte del naso.
- Os Palatin: Forma parte posterior del palato.
- Os Vomer: Os forma le septum nasal.
- Os Zigomatic: Forma le parte lateralis del facie.
- Sinus Ethmoidales: Cavitate aere in le os ethmoide.
- Sinus Frontal: Cavitate aere in le os frontal.
- Sinus Maxillaire: Cavitate aere in le os maxilla.
- Sinus Sphenoidal: Cavitate aere in le os sphenoide.
- Vertebras Cervicales: Set de 7 vertebras in le col.
- Foramen Transversarium: Apertura in le vertebras cervicales pro passaggio de vasos.
- Atlas: Prima vertebra cervicale que supporta le cranio.
- Axis: Secunda vertebra cervicale, permite rotation del capite.
- Dens: Protrusione del axis que se articula con le atlas.
- Vertebras Thoracicas: Vertebras pro le torace.
- Vertebras Lumbar: Vertebras inferior del colona vertebralis.
- Corpo de Vertebra: Parte solid e principal de vertebra.
- Processus Spinous: Estrusione posterior de vertebra.
- Foramen Vertebral: Apertura pro le medulla spinal.
- Processes Transverses: Estrusiones laterales de vertebra.
- Foramen Intervertebral: Apertura entre vertebras pro nervios.
- Sacrum: Assimilation de 5 vertebras, forma parte posterior del pelvis.
- Coccyx: Assimilation de 4 vertebras, forma le parte inferior del columna.
- Os Hioide: Os independent in le collo, pro supporto del lingua.
- Sterno: Os central in le torace, parte del rib cage.
- Manubrium: Parte superior del sterno.
- Notch Suprasternal: Notch superius del manubrium.
- Corpo del Sterno: Parte principal del sterno.
- Processus Xiphoide: Parte inferior del sterno.
- Cartilagines Costales: Cartilagines conectante le ribs al sterno.
- Costas Vertebrosternales: Ribs attachate al sterno per costal cartilagines.
- Ribs Vertebrochondrales: Ribs attachate per cartilagines al costas superior.
- Ribs Flottantes: Costas solo parzialmente attachate al torace.
- Rib Disarticulata: Rib separata del carcasse.
- Clavicola: Os pro conexione del braccio al torace.
- Scapula: Os plana del dorso pro attachamento muscular.
- Spina del Scapula: Estrusione posterior del scapula.
- Acromion: Extensio del scapula pro attachamento muscular.
- Cavitas Glenoid: Cavitate del scapula pro articulazione con le humerus.
- Processus Coracoide: Estrusione anteriore del scapula.
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Este quiz comprende cartas de flash que ajutan a identificar e labelar partes del skeleton humano. Cada carta presenta un termo e requiere que le identifique su position o rol en el cuerpo. Ideal para studentes de anatomia e fisiologia.