Across |
3. | suture between parietal and temporal |
8. | spaces between ribs |
11. | bone of the cranium that articulates with all other cranial bones |
12. | sinuses are lined with this |
14. | skeleton comes from a Greek word that means this |
16. | suture between the parietal and occipital |
18. | part of the axis that articulates with the atlas |
21. | the skeletal system accounts for 20% of our body's ___ |
23. | this bone part forms part of the nasal septum that divides the nasal cavity |
28. | passage of carotid arteries, which supply 80% of blood to the brain |
29. | cartilage that secures ribs to sternum |
30. | these separate each vertebrae |
31. | the VC transmits the weight of the trunk to these |
33. | part of sternum that attaches to some abdominal muscles |
34. | forms bridge of the nose |
35. | joint between the body and xiphoid process |
38. | some abnormal spine curvatures are caused by heredity, which means they are ___ |
40. | also known as hunchback |
42. | joint formed by the mandibular fossa and the condyle of the mandible |
43. | this type of disc has been ruptured in the VC |
45. | joints of the skull bones |
46. | part of a bone that forms the anterior part of the hard palate |
47. | upper jaw |
52. | the occipital bone supports this area of the brain |
53. | vertebrae in your neck |
54. | vertebrae the ribs attach to |
55. | number of bones in the axial skeleton |
56. | it encloses and protects the brain and provides attachments for head and neck muscles |
57. | this bone lies between the sphenoid and the nasal bones |
58. | vertebrae that articulate with the coxal bones |
59. | also known as swayback |
60. | besides the mandible, the other unpaired facial bone |