Occipital bone - Quiz
A) Petrous-basilar suture B) Sphenobasilar suture C) Occipitomastoid suture D) Lambdoid suture
A) Zygomatic portion B) Mastoid portion C) Squamous portion D) Petrous portion
A) Temporal bone B) Parietal bones C) Back of the sphenoid bone body D) Mastoid process
A) Lateral parts B) Occipital plane of the squamous part C) Basilar part D) Nuchal plane
A) Interparietal bone B) Basion bone C) Sphenoid bone D) Occipital ossicle
A) Eight B) Six C) Two D) Four
A) Seventh week B) Second month C) Fifth month D) Third month
A) One B) Two C) Four D) Three
A) Seventh week of fetal life B) Third month of fetal life C) Fifth month of fetal life D) Sixth year of life
A) Kerckring B) Dens C) Basion D) Nuchal
A) Fifth month B) Third month C) Second month D) Eighth week
A) About the fourth year B) About the sixth year C) Between the 18th and 25th years D) Before birth
A) 4th and 6th years B) 10th and 12th years C) 18th and 25th years D) 2nd and 3rd months
A) Lambdoid fracture B) Basilar skull fracture C) Occipital dissociation D) Squamous fracture
A) Lambdoid suture line B) Occipitomastoid line C) Basion-dens line D) Nuchal plane distance
A) Edwards syndrome B) Fragile X syndrome C) Down syndrome D) Turner syndrome
A) Sphenoid bone body B) Parietal bone C) Petrous-part of the temporal bone D) Mastoid part of the temporal bone
A) Small opening B) Cranial base C) Occipital gap D) Large hole
A) Rectangular B) Circular C) Oval D) Triangular
A) Behind B) In front C) On the sides D) At the top
A) Lambdoidal suture B) Internal occipital crest C) Jugular notch D) Clivus
A) Carotid artery B) Optic nerve C) Pituitary gland D) Medulla oblongata
A) Alar ligaments B) Apical ligaments C) Cruciate ligaments D) Transverse ligaments
A) Frontal bone B) Temporal bones C) Sphenoid bone D) Parietal bones
A) Sphenoid fontanelle B) Mastoid fontanelle C) Anterior fontanelle D) Posterior fontanelle
A) Sigmoid sinus B) Transverse sinuses C) Occipital sinus D) Superior sagittal sinus
A) Rough and porous B) Completely smooth C) Deeply serrated D) Concave
A) Foramen magnum B) Clivus C) Jugular process D) Occipital condyle
A) Foramen magnum B) Carotid canal C) Jugular foramen D) Stylomastoid foramen
A) Endoderm B) Paraxial mesoderm C) Neural crest D) Ectoderm
A) Diploë B) Trabecular matrix C) Compact layer D) Cortical marrow
A) Basion B) Opisthion C) Inion D) Clivus
A) Nuchal ligament B) Cerebellum C) Spinal cord D) Falx cerebri
A) Nuchal plates B) Exoccipitals C) Basioccipitals D) Squamous plates
A) Inion B) Opisthion C) Basion D) Clivus
A) Spinal cord B) Nuchal ligament C) Transverse sinus D) Falx cerebri
A) Circular B) Trapezoidal C) Triangular D) Rectangular
A) Cruciform eminence B) Jugular foramen C) External occipital crest D) Hypoglossal canal
A) Latin sinciput B) Roman caput C) Greek occiput D) Latin occiput
A) Basioccipital B) Supraoccipital C) Exoccipital D) Sinciput
A) Basioccipital B) Exoccipital C) Supraoccipital D) Condylar
A) Squamous B) Supraoccipital C) Basioccipital D) Exoccipital
A) Mandible B) Exocranium C) Sinciput D) Endocranium
A) Separate element B) Endocranium C) Chondrocranium D) Squamous bone
A) It fuses with the vertebra B) It ossifies completely C) It disappears D) It remains cartilage
A) Sinciput B) Endocranium C) Foramen magnum D) Chondrocranium |
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