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| a portion of the carotid artery passes through |
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| the mandibular branch of the trigeminal nerve passes through this foramen |
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| the spinal nerves pass through these foramina |
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| these structures produce mucus, lighten the skull and serve as a resonating chamber for sound |
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| forms the upper portion of the nasal septum |
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| the middle and inner ear are housed by this portion of the temporal bone |
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| the styloglossus and stylohoid muscles originate here |
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| the hypoglossal nerve passes through this |
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| the high point of the shoulder- articulates with the clavicle |
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| the masseter munscle inserts on this part of the mandible |
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| this marking is the origin sight of the infraspinatus muscle |
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| this marking is the insertion site of the biceps brachii muscle |
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| this marking is the insertion site of the triceps brachii muscle |
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| this carpal forms the saddle joint with the first metacarpal |
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| the gluteus maximus muscle originates here |
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| this marking on the coxal bone articulates with the femur |
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| this marking is the "sit bone"; it also is the origin site for the biceps femoris semitendinosis, and semimembranosis |
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| the tarsal bone that forms a hinge joint with the tibia |
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| the adductor longus muscle inserts on this part of the femur |
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| this is the weight bearing part of the vertebrae |
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| this carpal articulates with the radius and is the carpal most often broken |
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| the teres major muscle and pectoralis major muscle insert here |
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| this marking on the temporal bone is the site where the mandible attaches |
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| this suture connect the parietal bone together |
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| the facial nerve passes through this foramen |
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| the optic nerve passes through this foramen |
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| part of the sphenoid that houses and protects the pituitary |
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| the site of articulation between the occipital bone and atlas |
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| the hypoglossal nerve passes through this foramen |
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| the medulla oblongata passes through this foramen |
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| external occipital protuberance |
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| the attachment site for the nuchal ligaments (ligament nuchae) |
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| the protective ridge above the eye that forms the roof of the orbit |
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| this cavity produces mucus, lightens the skull, and acts as a resonating chamber |
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| the foramen that the internal carotid artery passes through |
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| sound waves travel through this major marking to reach the tympanic membrane |
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| the facial nerve passes through this foramen |
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| the vestibulocochlear nerve passes through this foramen |
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| the masseter muscle originates here |
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| the mandible articulates with this major marking |
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| the middle and inner ear are housed by this portion of the temporal bone |
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| the styloglossus and stylohyoid muscles originates here |
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| the sternocleidomastoid muscle inserts here |
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| the internal jugular vein, glossopharyngeal nerve, accessory nerve and vagus nerve pass through this foramen |
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| the pterygoid muscles originate here |
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| the pituitary rests in this major marking |
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| the occulomotor nerve, trochlear nerve, abducens nerve and the opothalamic branch of the trigeminal nerve pass through this foramen |
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| the mandibular branch of the trigeminal nerve passes through this foramen |
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| the maxillary branch of the trigeminal nerve passes through this foramen |
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| the optic nerve passes through this foramen |
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| these structures produce mucus, lighten the skull and serve as a resonating chamber for sound |
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| the dura mater (one of the meninges of the brain) attach to this major marking |
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| the olfactory nerves pass through these foramina |
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| this major marking forms the upper portion of the nasal septum |
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| superior & middle nasal conchae |
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| these markings help to warm, moisten, and filter air being breathed in through the nose |
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| these structures produce mucus, lighten the skull and serve as a resonating chamber for sound |
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| these markings house the teeth |
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| these marking forms the anterior portion of the hard palate |
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| these structures produce mucus, lighten the skull and serve as a resonating chamber for sound |
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| this marking forms the posterior portion of the hard palate |
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| the nasolacrimal duct passes through this foramen |
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| the masseter muscle inserts here |
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| the temporalis muscle inserts here |
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| this marking articulates to the temporal bone |
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| blood vessels and nerves to the lower teeth pass through this foramen |
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| the teeth are housed in these major markings |
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| the spinal nerves pass through these foramina |
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| the spinal cord passes through this foramen |
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| the vertebral arteries pass through these foramina |
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| this is the weight bearing portion of the vertebra |
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| this structure (pedicles and laminae) form the vertebral foramen |
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| these structures serve as muscle attachment sites |
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| these structures that you can feel at the center of your back serve as points of attachment for muscles |
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| superior artculating processes |
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| these structures articulate with the vertebra superior to these markings |
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| inferior articulating processes |
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| these structures articulate with the vertebra inferior to these markings |
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| the diaphragm originates here and the rectus abdominis muscle inserts here |
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| the clavicle articulates with this portion of the sternum |
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| this major marking articulates with the humerus |
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| this marking is the origin site of the biceps brachii muscle |
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| this marking is the origin site of the supraspinatus muscle |
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| this marking is the origin site of the infraspinatus muscle |
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| this marking articulates with the clavicle |
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| this marking articulates with the radius |
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| this marking articulates with the ulna |
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| this marking articulates with the scapula |
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| this marking is the insertion site for the deltoid muscle |
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| the teres major/minor muscles and latissimus dorsi/pectoralis major muscle insert here |
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| the supinator, extensor carpi ulnaris, and the extensor digitorum muscles originate here |
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| the flexor carpi radialis, flexor carpi ulnaris, and the flexor digitorum superficialis muscles originate here |
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| trochlear notch, olecrenon |
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| this marking articulates with the humerus |
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| this marking articulates with the radius |
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| this marking is the insertion site of the triceps brachii muscle |
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| this marking articulates with the humerus; articulates with the ulna |
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| marking is the insertion sity of the biceps brachii muscle |
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| carpal is the bone you feel on your proximal medial palm |
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| this carpal articulates with the radius and is the carpal most often broken. |
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| carpal forms the saddle joint with the first metacarpal |
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| marking is what your belt rests on |
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| posterior superior iliac spine |
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| markings form the dimples on your backside |
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| marking articulates with the femur |
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| marking allows passage of the obturator nerve |
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| marking supports the body in a sitting position. It is also the origin site for the biceps femoris, semitendinosus, and semimembranosus muscles |
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| this marking articulates with the sacrum |
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| marking articulates with the coxas bone |
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| marking is the attachment site of the capitate ligament |
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| gluteus maxmus muscle inserts here |
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| the gluteus medius muscle inserts here |
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| the iliacus and psoas major muscles insert here |
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| the adductor longus and adductor magnus muscles insert here |
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| the semimembranosus muscle inserts here |
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| the quadriceps femoris muscle inserts here by way of the patellar ligament |
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| this marking is what you call your ankle bone on the medial side of your leg |
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| the biceps femoris muscle inserts here; this marking articulates with the tibia |
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| this marking is what you call your ankle bone on the lateral side of your leg |
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| this tarsal bone articulates with the tibia and fibula |
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