A little too Bony
What is the correct name for the thigh bone?
Femur
What does the thalamus do?
relays sensor and motor signals
What is the function of the Optic nerve?
Sense of Sight
What type of cell produces bone?
osteocytes
Why are bone landmarks important?
It helps connect other body structures
Name one of the tarsal bones?
Calcaneus or Talus
Which hemisphere deals with taste?
Insula
Is CN number 3 sensory, motor, or both?
Motor
Do bones need blood?
yes
What do you call the head of the femur?
Head of the Femur
What makes the cervical vertebrae different from the other vertebrae?
Transverse Foramens
How many cranial nerves exist in the brain?
12
Which Nerve goes down to the heart and lungs?
Vagus nerve
What houses the osteocytes?
Lacunae
How do you tell the difference between the lateral condyle and medial condyle?
Medial should be on the same side as the head of the bone
Which Joint is the easiest to dislocate?
Shoulder Joint
What does the pons do?
Helps communicate between parts of the brain?
Is the Glossalpharyngeal sensory, motor, or both?
Both
What do you call the tail bone?
Coccyx
What landmark on the pelvic bone connects it to the femur?
Acetabulum
What is the difference between the Central Canal and Perforating Canal?
Central Canal= Go vertically through the bone and deliver blood
Perforating Canal= Goes Horizontally through the bone and help exchange nutrients.
Name the four hemispheres of the brain?
Cerebral cortex, brain stem, diencephalon, and the cerebellum
Which nerves move the eye?
3,4, and 6
How do you tell the difference between true ribs and false ribs?
True ribs connect to the sternum, false ribs connect to another cartridge
What is the knee cap called?
Patella