Anatomy and physiology written part B
Supports the External Ear
Elastic
Between the vertebrae
Fibrocartilage
forms the walls of the voice box(larynx)
Hyaline
The epiglottis
Elastic
articular cartilages
Hyaline
meniscus in a knee joint
Fibrocartilage
connects the ribs to the sternum
Hyaline
most effective at resisting compression
Hyaline ?
Most springy and flexible
Elastic
Most abundant
Hyaline
End portion of the long bone
Epiphysis
Helps reduce friction at joints
Articular cartilage/diaphysis?
Site of blood cell formation
Red marrow
major submembranous sites of esteogenic cells
(two responsesfrom key)
Endosteum/periosteum
scientific term for bone shaft
Articular cartilage
contains yellow marrow in adult bones
Medullary cavity
growth plate remnant
Epiphyseal line/Epiphysis
forms the anterior cranium
frontal
cheekbone
zygomatic
bridge of the nose
nasal
posterior bones of the hard palate
palatine
much of the lateral and superior cranium
parietal
single irregular, bat shaped bone forming part of the cranial base
sphenoid
tiny bones bearing tear ducts
lacrimal
anterior part of the hard palate
maxilla
superior and middle nasal conchae from from its projections
lacrimal?
site of mastoid process
temporal
has condyles that articulate with the atlas
occipital
small U shaped bone in neck, where many tongue muscles attach
hyoid
organ of hearing found here
temporal
two bones that form the nasal septum
ethmoid, vomer
forms the most inferior turbinate
inferior nasal concha