ZOOL 3214 1st EditionExam # 1 StudyGuideHuman Anatomy Exam 1 Study Questions1. Which anatomical term illustrates an eponym2. When you use your own hand to feel your mastoid process what type of process are you using to study the body3. What is the anatomical position4. What structures contain hemopoietic tissue5. In the superior view of the cranial floor, what is the anterior cranial fossa formed by6. What cavities of the skull do the cranial bones contribute to7. What bones come in contact with the cranial meninges8. What joins the frontal and parietal bones9. What bones contribute to the most of the lateral walls of the orbits10. What structure forms the anterior portion of the ramus of the mandible11. What greater and lesser structures belong to the hyoid bone12. What greater and lesser structures belong to the humerus bone13. What are the auditory ossicles14. Where is the transverse foramen located15. In the pelvic girdle what does the ilium articulate with16. What are the structures that make up the thoracic vertebra17. What are the facets on the rib that articulate with the vertebral bodies18. In the thoracic cage what do the proximal ends of ribs 11 and 12 articulate with19. Where do the axial and appendicular skeletons articulate with eachother20. What are the features of the humerus21. Where does the humerus articulate with the pectoral girdle22. What structure is the olecranon associated with23. How many phalanges does a single human hand have24. What type of joint is the pubic symphysis25. Correctly list the order of carpal bones on the distal row26. Correctly list the order of carpal bones on the proximal row27. What anatomical plane can pass through the right femur and the left fibula at the same time28. What features distinguishes us from other mammals29. What is the outer most layer of the skin that covers the bones30. What is the spine of the scapula superior to in the body31. Define all of the directional terms:- Superior- Inferior- Distal - Proximal- Lateral - Medial- Deep- Superficial- Anterior - Posterior32. What parts of the body would not be revealed through a transverse plane33. What are the bones associated with the appendicular skeleton34. What are the bones associated with the axial skeleton35. What is the basic structural unit of the compact bone36. What structures are associated with the sphenoid bone37. What sutures are located on the posterior part of the skull38. What bones contribute to the orbit39. What fossa do the mandibular condyles articulate with40. Define foramen41. Compare the thoracic vertebra to the lumbar vertebra42. What vertebra is the transverse foramen associated with43. Define intervertebral discs44. What is the atlas and axis45. What bones does not have a styloid process46. Define all the cell shapes - Squamous- Cuboidal- Columnar- Polygonal- Stellate- Spheroid- Discoid- Fusiform- Fibrous47. What are the components of the integumentary system48. What type of bone is the femur49. How many bones in the skull50. Name the parts of the