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29.
Number 7 is pointing to -----
Sphenoid
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30.
Number 9 is pointing to -----
Zygoma
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31.
Number 14 is pointing to -----
Nasal bone
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Drawing K
Questions 34 thru 38 are matching and apply to a
lateral
view skull anatomy in drawing L.
A.
Frontal Bone B. Temporal Bone C. Parietal Bone D. Zygoma E. Sphenoid F. Ethmoid G. Nasal bone
H. Vomer I. Maxilla J. Mental foramen K. Infraorbital foramen L. Zygomatic process of temporal
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bone M. Temporal process of zygomatic bone N. Lacrimal bone O.
Lambdoid suture
P. squamous
suture Q. Coronal suture R.
External Auditory Meatus
S.
Mastoid process
T.
Styloid process
32.
Number 3 is pointing to -----
lambdoid suture
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33.
Number 5 is pointing to ----
External Auditory Meatus
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34.
Number 6 is pointing to ------
Mastoid process
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35.
Number 18 is pointing to ------
Zygomatic process of temporal bone
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36.
Number 19 is pointing to ------
Styloid process
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Drawing L
Questions 39 thru 41 are matching and apply to an
inferior
view skull anatomy in drawing M.
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