Name a structure that is located cranial to the abdominal cavity, caudal to the neck, and dorsal to the sternum.

Q: Explain about the vertebral column ?

A: The vertebral column is the central axis of the skeleton in all vertebrates, It provides attachments…

Q: Describe all things about Thorax anatomically?

A: Thorax is an important part of the body that provides protection for the heart and lungs.

Q: Describe how the skeleton is organized into axial and appendicular divisions.

A: The human skeletal system forms the rigid framework of the body. yIt is made up of bones, ligaments…

Q: Name a structure that is inferior, appendicular, and very distal

A: Meaning of the given medical terms :  Inferior means  low or below . Superior means above . Distal…

Q: the brachial region is ___ to the olecranal region?

A: the brachial region is the anatomical name given to the upper arm below the sholder .  and olecranal…

Q: The number of vertebrae that fuse to form the sacrum is _______________________.

A: Bones make up the skeletal system of the human body and are responsible for somatic rigidity,…

Q: What are the four aspects of the correct anatomical position?

A: Introduction: The term anatomical position refers to the body orientation required to define the…

Q: How do the entry and exit faces differ in function?

A: Each cisternal stack in eukaryotes contains a cis entry face and a trans exit face and these sides…

Q: What is vertebrae? Briefly discuss its divisions.

A: The vertebral column act as a support.

Q: Which parts are observable on both the ventral and dorsal side of the skull? Specific to dorsal?…

A: The front of the body is referred to as ventral, and the back is referred to as dorsal. These…

Q: Describe a typical vertebra.

A: Vertebrates comprise all species of animals within the subphylum Vertebrata. The vertebral column is…

Q: Describe the following cranial bones and their main features:frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital,…

A: Cranial bones are the bones of the head and form the cranium (skull). Cranial bones are composed of…

Q: name the bones of the skull and their anatomicalfeatures

A: The adult human skull has two regions1.Neurocranium2.Viscerocranium Neurocranium: protects and…

Q: Why do you think a fracture involving the bones of the nasal cavity could affect the cranial cavity?

A: Nasal Fractures, because of the prominence of the nose, are the most fascial fractures. Because the…

Q: the vertebral cavity is ___ to the the thoracic cavity?

A: The cavities, or spaces, of the body contain the internal organs, or viscera. The two main cavities…

Q: How do the parietal bones relate to the cranial cavity?

A: Skull rests upon the upper end of the vertebral column and its bony structure consists of bones of…

Q: Make a table with three columns headed cervical, thoracic and lumbar. In each column, list the…

A: The central axis of the skeleton is a flexible column extending from the neck to tail made of series…

Q: Describe the cavities within the skull and the nasal septum.

A: The space inside the skull is called the cranial cavity or skull cavity or intracranial space.…

Q: Explain the function of the sinuses and intervertebral disks in relation to the axial skeleton.

A: The axial skeleton is a part of the skeletal system that includes all the bones along the body’s…

Q: rite about ANATOMY OF MATERNAL PELVIS AND FETAL SKULL.

A: The pelvis is a complex bone that aids in human movement as well as obstetrics. The pelvis is one of…

Q: What is the origin of the structures of the head and neck?

A: Embryo is defined as the earliest stage of development of the fertilized zygote(formed by fusion of…

Q: discuss the function of axial skeleton?

A: The axial skeleton is a subtype of the human skeletal system. It holds 86 bones from the skull and…

Q: Define mons

A: Sexual differentiation is the method of growth of the dissimilarities between males and females from…

Q: Name the three anatomical regions of the vertebral column that are above the sacral and coccygeal…

A: Lumbar Thoracic Cervical

Q: Compare a diploblastic condition to a triploblastic condition – include the tissue term layers…

A: As the embryo grows and contributes to the development of all organs and tissues, a germ layer is a…

Q: What are the similarities between an infants skull and a adults?

A: The human skull refers to the bony structure that forms the part of the skeleton. It supports facial…

Q: What is the inner membrane for the dual layers that attaches to the ethmoid and secures the brain in…

A: The Dura Matter is the inner membrane for the dual layers that attaches to the ethmoid and secures…

Q: What are three structures of the body located medially to the shoulder?

A: SHOULDER  It is the joint at the junction of upper limb with the axial skeleton. It is formed where…

Q: Name the triangles of the neck, and identify the structures theycontain.

A: The neck is bordered by the mandible superiorly, the midline anteriorly, the superior border of the…

Q: Define fenestrated

A: Fenestra is the Latin word for "window". It is commonly used in biological sciences.

Q: Which vertebrae interacts with the skull, and which part of the skull does it interact with?

A: The human skull or cranium is a bony structure that gives protection to the brain. The cranial bones…

Q: Distinguish between the lower limb and the leg.

A: Lower limb designed for locomotion & weight-bearing, so comparatively stable however less…

Q: Define the following directional terms in the table below.   Directional Term Definition Superior…

A: Directional terms are words that are used to define the location of an anatomical structure by…

Q: Which serous membrane(s) is/are found in the thoracic cavity?

A: The serous membrane is a mesothelial tissue which forms the lining of particular cavities of the…

Q: What is a structure that is located cranial to the abdominal cavity, caudal to the neck, and dorsal…

A: Generally, anatomical positions are grouped in pairs of opposites terms such as- Superior and…

Q: Is brachial the uppermost part of the upper extremities that is proximal to the trunk

A: Yes brachial is the uppermost part of the upper extremities that is proximal to the trunk.

Q: Name the chief division of the skull and describe the bones of the cranium?

A: The skull is a constituent of the axial skeleton.

Q: Describe the vertebral column and define each region.

A: The vertebral segment otherwise called the spine or spine is a tall, thin organ found dorsally that…

Q: Estimate the surface area of an adult humans head?

A: The human head is the upper portion of the body, consisting of the skull with its coverings and…

Q: What body tissue forms the larynx and costal cartilage that attaches the bone to the sternum?

A: The larynx is usually known as the voice box. It is located just below the splitting region of…

Dissection

Dissection is the process of cutting up the tissue of a dead or live animal or plant, to do anatomical studies and surgical treatments. The purpose of dissection is to learn more about the overall structure of organs and organ systems and thereby understand the physiology of the organism.