Skull Bones
Skull Bones Pt. 2
Bone Markings
Bone General Knowledge
Cell Structure/Organelles
100
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Frontal Bone
100
What bone is also known as your cheekbones?
Zygomatic bone.
100
This surface helps you form joints. It's a smooth and nearly flat surface, usually connects to cartilage, found commonly on your ribs.
Facet
100
What are is the bone shape that forms your limbs and are longer than they are wide?
Long bone
100
Which organelle produces most of the cell's ATP? (Similar to bacteria)
Mitochondria
200
Which skull bone is located at the back of the skull. (It protects your vision).
Occipital Bone
200
What is the U-shaped bone, also known as the jawbone called?
The Mandible
200
Narrow, slitlike opening. Can be found in your orbital cavity.
Fissure
200
The Vertebra has what shape?
Irregular
200
What is the largest organelle, responsible for storing chromosomes?
Nucleus
300
What are the bone that forms the superior and lateral aspects of the skull?
Parietal Bone
300
What is the bone that forms the upper jaw and most of your face called?
The Maxilla/Maxillary bone
300
Which surface is a rounded articular projection and often articulates with a corresponding fossa.
Condyle
300
What is the outer layer of a bone made of?
Compact bone
300
Which organelle neutralizes free radicals/toxins with 2 enzymes (Oxidase & Catalase).
Peroxisome
400
What bone forms part of the nasal septum?
Vomer
400
What bone lies inferior to the parietal bone, located where your temples are?
Temporal bone
400
Round/Oval opening through a bone
Foramen
400
What group of bones forms the long axis of the body?
The Axial Skeleton
400
What maintains the structure of a cell with fibers/rods (AKA Filaments)?
Cytoskeleton
500
The deepest bone in the skull that also separates the nasal cavity form the brain is called:
Ethmoid Bone
500
What is the smaller bit of bone anterior to the temporal bone? (Not the zygomatic bone.)
Sphenoid bone
500
Which bone projection is sharp, slender, and often pointed? (Can be located on the hip bone)
Spine
500
Giant cells located at sites of bone resorption are called:
Osteoclasts
500
Which organelle is responsible for protein synthesis and is made up of RNA?
Ribosome