Match the terms with their correct meanings.

-Bones of the face: lacrimal, mandibular, maxillary, nasal, vomer, and zygomatic bones
A)diaphysis
B)disk (disc)
C)epiphysis
D)facial bones
E)fissure
F)fontanelle
G)foramen
H)fossa
I)haversian canals
J)malleolus

Question

Match the terms with their correct meanings.

-Bones of the face: lacrimal, mandibular, maxillary, nasal, vomer, and zygomatic bones
A)diaphysis
B)disk (disc)
C)epiphysis
D)facial bones
E)fissure
F)fontanelle
G)foramen
H)fossa
I)haversian canals
J)malleolus

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

These terms all refer to the bones of the face.

Answer: A, C, I
 These terms are all related to bone structure. Diaphysis refers to the shaft of a long bone, epiphysis refers to the ends of a long bone, and Haversian canals are tiny canals within bone tissue that contain blood vessels.

Answer: E
 Fissure refers to a narrow opening or cleft in bone, such as the superior orbital fissure in the skull.

Answer: H
 Fossa refers to a shallow depression or hollow in bone.

Answer: F
 Fontanelle refers to a soft spot on the skull of a newborn baby, where bone has not yet fully formed.

Answer: G
 Foramen refers to a hole in bone through which a nerve or blood vessel may pass.

Answer: J
 Malleolus refers to the bony protuberance on each side of the ankle joint.

Note: "Disk" or "Disc" is not included in this list of terms related to bone structure or specific bones of the body.

Match the Terms with Their Correct Meanings