In anatomy and physiology, what is the name of the back of head?

True or False: Fronto-Occipital is used to hold dressing on the forehead or scalp.

True or False: Crinoline, rather than ordinary gauze, is used in making plaster of paris bandages, since the mesh of crinoline retains the plaster more satisfactory than that of gauze.

True or False: In cravat bandage of eye, Bring second cravat around head, over eyes, and over loose ends of the first cravat. Tie at the back.

True or False: The bis-axillary is used to hold dressings in the armpit.

True or False: Before being made into bandages, muslin should be soaked in water and dried to cause shrinkage and then ironed to remove wrinkles.

True or False: Brachio-cervical triangle is used for the support of fractures or injuries of hand, wrist, and forearm.

True or False: Flannel, being soft and elastic, may be applied smoothly and evenly, and is useful for conditions requiring bandages which absorb moisture and maintain body heat.

The cravat of mento-vertico-occipital is used to hold dressings on the chin, cheeks, and scalp.

For the triangle of chest or back, Drop apex of triangle over shoulder on injured side. Bring bandage down over chest (or back) to cover dressing, so that middle of base of bandage is directly below injury. Turn up a cuff at bottom.

True or False: Triangular Bandage is used for the temporary or permanent bandaging of wound

True or False: Gauze bandages are widely used because they are heavy, hard, and thick.