Medical Quiz

Skull Quiz

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(Hint: smallest facial bones)

A. Lacrimal Bones

B. Nasal Bones

C. Maxillary Bones

D. Zygomatic Bones


A. Maxillary Bones

B. Nasal Bones

C. Mandible

D. Zygomatic Bones


A. Palatine Bones

B. Ethmoid Bone

C. Sphenoid Bone

D. Lacrimal Bones


A. Vomer

B. Ethmoid Bone

C. Sphenoid Bone

D. Occipital Bone


The highlighted bone is the:

A. Frontal Bone

B. Parietal Bone

C. Maxillary Bone

D. Nasal Bone


This bone is the:

A. Occipital Bone

B. Zygomatic Bone

C. Temporal Bone

D. Parietal Bone


A. Nasal Bones

B. Maxillary Bones

C. Palatine Bones

D. Lacrimal Bones


A. Zygomatic Bones

B. Temporal Bones

C. Frontal Bone

D. Maxillary Bones


The two types of bones in the skull are:

A. Cranial Bones and Facial Bones

B. Cranial Bones and Cephalic Bones

C. Facial Bones and Cephalic Bones

D. Skullish Bones and Cephalic Bones


Which bone is highlighted in this image? (Hint: Butterfly shape)

A. Sphenoid Bone

B. Ethmoid Bone

C. Zygomatic Bone

D. Temporal Bone


The highlighted bone is the:

A. Parietal Bone

B. Occipital Bone

C. Humerus

D. Mandible


True or False: The skull is completely finished developing when we are born.

A. TRUE

B. FALSE


The soft, cartilage-based areas between bones that are present in the skulls of newborns are called:

A. Fontanels

B. Sutures

C. Fusions

D. Plates


A. Mandible

B. Maxillary Bone

C. Nasal Bones

D. Frontal Bone


This is the name for an air filled-cavity within one of the bones of the skull. These cavities contain tissue that produces mucus that will drain into the nose.

A. Sinus

B. Fissure

C. Notch

D. Foramen


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