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Bone Projections and Openings in Anatomy
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What is a projection in bone anatomy?
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What is a projection in bone anatomy?
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projection
is a process or bump on a bone.
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Terms in this set (7)
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What is a projection in bone anatomy?
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projection
is a process or bump on a bone.
Define 'ramus' in bone structure.
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ramus
is a part of a bone that forms an angle with the rest of the structure.
What is a sinus in bone anatomy?
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sinus
is a chamber within the bone filled with air.
Define 'foramen' in the context of bones.
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foramen
is a rounded passageway for blood vessels or nerves.
What is a fissure in bone anatomy?
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fissure
is a deep furrow, cleft, or slit in a bone.
Explain the term 'meatus' related to bones.
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meatus
is a passage or channel, especially an opening of a canal.
What does 'canal' mean in bone anatomy?
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canal
is a duct or channel within a bone.