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A&P lab 3 (long bone structure & skull bones)

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skeletal system   show
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show axis of skeleton - skull, vertebrae, ribs  
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show appendages  
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bone structure   show
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diaphysis   show
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epiphysis   show
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show growth plate  
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epiphyseal line   show
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show central cavity of diaphysis  
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show lining of shaft  
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show storage for adipose tissue  
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red marrow   show
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periosteum   show
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show covers epiphyseal surface  
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show composed of small trabeculae and lots of open space  
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compact bone   show
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osteon   show
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show Haversian Canal - runs parallel to long bone  
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lamellae   show
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osteocytes   show
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lacunae   show
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canaliculi   show
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show Volkmann's Canals - perpendicular to shaft  
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show anterior portion of cranium  
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parietal bone   show
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show midline articulation point of two parietal bones  
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show point of articulation of parietals with frontal bone  
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show inferior to parietal bone on lateral skull  
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squamous suture   show
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external auditory meatus   show
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styloid process   show
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zygomatic process   show
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mastoid process   show
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mandibular fossa   show
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jugular foramen   show
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carotid canal   show
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show opening on posterior aspect of temporal bone allowing passage of cranial nerves  
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show a jagged opening between temporal bone and sphenoid process providing passage for many small nerves and for internal carotid artery to pass into middle cranial fossa  
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show most posterior bone of cranium  
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show site of articulation of occipital bone & parietal bones  
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show large opening in base of occipital, which allows the spinal cord to join with the brain  
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show rounded projections lateral to the foramen magnum that articulate with first cervical vertebrae  
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show opening medial & superior to the occipital condyle through which the hypoglossal nerve passes  
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sphenoid bone   show
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show jagged openings in orbits providing passage for cranial nerves to enter where serve eye  
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sella turcica   show
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show opening in the bases of the lesser wings through which the optic nerves enter the orbits to serve eyes  
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show opening lateral to the sella turcica that allows passage of a branch of cranial nerve  
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foramen ovale   show
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show located in the base of the skull, on the sphenoid bone, situated lateral to foramen ovale in a posterior angle  
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ethmoid bone   show
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crista galli   show
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show bony plates lateral to the crista galli through which olfactory fibers pass to brain from nasal mucosa  
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mandible   show
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mandibular condyle   show
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coronoid process   show
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maxillae   show
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show form the anterior hard palate  
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show paired bones posterior to palatine process  
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show lateral to the maxilla; forms portion of face called cheekbone  
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lacrimal bones   show
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vomer   show
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hyoid bone   show
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show indentations between bones are fontanels  
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show soft spot on top  
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posterior fontanel   show
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sphenoidal fontanel   show
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mastoid fontanel   show
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