In this lesson, you will be able to identify, name, and explain the function of all the bones in the cranial and facial area. The resources and assignment posted on this blog is to assist and deepen your learning process.
You are required to demonstrate knowledge of the following bones: frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital, sphenoid, ethmoid, nasal, zygomatic, lacrimal, maxilla, vomer, mandible, and palatine.
The websites and links provide for you on the right side of the page requires that you read, interact, and answer questions about those bones.
Mr. Scott Nguyen Anatomy Class
Welcome! My blog page is setup to facilitate further exploration and learning from our classroom lessons. Here you will find additional resources, support, and projects. You are required to complete the assignment posted and be an active participant of this online learning class.
Sunday, July 31, 2011
Please Tell...
There are 206 bones in the adult human body. Each is unique in position, shape, type, and function. Select one bone and post the following:
1. The name and exact position (use anatomical terminologies; include the name of neighboring bones if necessary)
2. The classification group of your selected bone.
3. Any specific bone characteristics (grooves, condyle, fossa, processes) that it may have.
4. An explanation of the general functions.
1. The name and exact position (use anatomical terminologies; include the name of neighboring bones if necessary)
2. The classification group of your selected bone.
3. Any specific bone characteristics (grooves, condyle, fossa, processes) that it may have.
4. An explanation of the general functions.
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