What kind of tissue is this?
connective - bone
muscle- cardiac muscle
nervous - brain tissue
epithelial - ciliated epithelium
What muscle allows the motion shown?
temporalis
obicularis oris
obicularis occuli
What type of tissue is this?
connective - adipose
epithelial - simple cuboidal
connective -bone
epithelial - squamous
Letter J represents the
scapula
cervical bone
clavicle
sternum
Letter A represents
Distal phalange
Proximal phalange
Distal carpal
Proximal carpal
What bone is this?
fibula
femur
tibia
humerus
Which letter is pointing to the mandible?
3
7
6
1
Which letter indicates the lumbar region?
A
It is actually below C
C
B
What is the bone indicated by letter D?
tibia
fibula
patella
femur
Which is the name of the bone labeled 6?
jaw
maxilla
occipital
temporal
What type of break is this?
greenstick
spiral
transverse
comminuted
What does letter B indicate?
Lumbar vertebrae
Thoracic vertebrae
Cervical vertebrae
sacral vertebrae
Your big toe is
the most proximal toe
the most distal toe
the most lateral toe
the most medial toe
What type of tissue is this?
smooth muscle
cardiac muscle
nervous
connective- adipose
What type of tissue is this?
cardiac muscle
nervous
smooth muscle
connective - bone
What is the bone indicated by letter B?
femur
patella
tibia
fibula
What type of break is this?
greenstick
spiral
transverse
comminuted
What two bones does the temporalis muscle connect?
temporal and mandible
temporal and maxilla
temporal and occipital
temporal and fossa