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The cranial and the facial bone are joined by an immovable joint called

Air filled cavities lined with mucuos membrane in the skull is called

The openings that allow for blood vessel to flow in the skull is

The anterior portion of the cranium is

The superior wall of orbits is

What contains air-filled frontal sinuses

The two large bone from the superior and lateral aspect of cranial vault

The suture between parietal bone and frontal

The suture between right and left parietal bones

The suture between parietal bones and occipital bone is

The suture between parietal and temporal bones on each side is

What bone articulates with parietal, temporal and Sphenoid bones

The large hole through which brain connects with spinal cord

Site of attachment for neck ligaments and back muscles

The Protrusion just superior to foramen magnum

Paired bones that make up inferolateral aspects of skull and parts of cranial base

3 Major regions of temporal bones

Sephoid bone articulates with all other cranial bones and that is why it is also called

Deepest skull bone

The roof of nasal cavity is

Infant skull bone is

Mandible and frontal bones in fetal skull are

Largest facial bone for paranasal sinuses is

The face bone that form the upper jaw and centre of face

The U shaped lower jaw bone

The largest and strongest bone of face

The bone that forms the bridge of the nose

The born that is in the medial wall of orbits

What houses the lacrimal sac for tears to drain

What bone forms the checkbone

What forms part of the nasal septum at the tip

What bone forms posterior one third of hard palate

What bone forms parts of lateral walls of nasal cavity

What cavity encase eyes and lacrimal gland

what increase turbulence of air flow

What warms and humidify air

What helps to lighten the skull

What is the only bone that does not articulate with another bone

What bone is the site of attachment for muscle of swallowing and speech

These are the bone of the skull except

The vertebral column is separated by

How many Vertebrae do we have

The first set in vertebral column is

The second set of vertebral column is

The third set of vertebral column is

The bone that form from fusion of several bones and articulate with hip is

The fused bone that form end of vertebra column is

What allows up and down movement

The atlas has no

What allows for side to side rotation

How many thoracic vertebra do we have

What allows you to twist

What supports body weight

what forms the posterior wall of the pelvic cavity

What is the tail bone

The breast bone is called

Three parts of thoracic cage

What attaches upper limbs to the body

What attached lower limb to the body trunk

Pectoral girdle contains

Clavicle is also called

Most frequently fractured bone in the body is

Scapular is also called

The arm has the bone called

Forearm has

The lateral bone in the forearm

The medial bone in the forearm

The superior region of the hip bone is

The posteroinferior of the hid bone(middle)

The anterior region of the hip bone is

The largest and strongest bone is

What makes up to one-fourth of persons height

The knee joint is called

What receives weight from the femur

What part of the leg bone is non weight bearing

What leg bone does several muscle originate from

Weight bearing of the foot are

The heel of the foot is

The great toe is

Tarsus are how many

metatarsals are how many

Phalanges are how many

The arch that elevates lateral part of foot

The arch that curves forward

The arch that runs from side to side