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show c. 8  
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2. How many bones make up the face?   show
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3. The cranial bones are rigidly jointed together by articulations called:   show
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show a. maxillae  
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show a. ethmoid  
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6. Which skull suture is found between the frontal and parietal bones?   show
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show c. sagittal  
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show d. zygoma  
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9. The bone identified in the figure below is the:   show
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show b. parietal  
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11. The part of the frontal bone indicated in the figure below is the:   show
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show d. foramen magnum  
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13. The part of the cranial base identified in the figure below is the:   show
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14. Which of the following bones contain air sinuses? 1.) ethmoid 2.) frontal 3.) sphenoid   show
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show b. occipital  
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show c. temporal  
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17. Which bone in the skull contains the auditory organs and the organs of hearing?   show
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18. The petromastoid portion is a part of which bone?   show
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19. The vestibulocochlear organ is the organ of: 1.) hearing 2.) sensation 3.) balance   show
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show c. tympanic membrane  
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show d. semicircular canals  
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show c. maxillae  
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show a. Hyoid  
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show a. body  
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show b. ramus  
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show c. outer canthus  
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show c. acanthion  
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32. Which of the following skull types is considered average in size and shape?   show
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33. Which skull type is narrow from side to side?   show
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show c. midsagittal  
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24. What type of joint is the TMJ   show
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show petrous pyramids, occipital bone, and posterior portion of the foramen magnum (ALL)  
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show 0.6 FS, high res screen, collimate to smallest size (ALL)  
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show Mayers  
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show 15 degrees  
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29. CR angel for the modified law method of the mastoid process   show
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show 2 in posterior and 2 in superior to the EAM  
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show 45 degrees  
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32. What is the CR angle for the stenvers method of the mastoid process   show
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show Arcelin and stenvers (ONLY)  
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34. Which line is parallel with the transverse axis of the IR for the stenvers method   show
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35. Which method of demonstrating the mastoid process is useful when the patient cannot be placed in the prone position   show
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show 45 degrees  
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37. CR angle for the arceline method   show
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38. What line is perpendicular for the arceline method of the mastoid process   show
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39. The CR angel for the Caldwell projection   show
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show 8  
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41. facial bones   show
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42. cranial bones are joine together by articulations called   show
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show maxillae  
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show ethmoid  
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45. which skull suture is found between the frontal and parietal bones   show
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46. which skull suture is located between the parietal bones   show
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47. which of the following bones contain air sinuses   show
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show spine  
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49. the zygomatic arches are apart of which bone   show
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50. which bone in the skull contains the auditory organs and the organs of hearing   show
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show temporal bone  
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52. organ is the of Hearing and Balance Only   show
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53. which of the following is located in the middle ear   show
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54. which of the following is located in the internal ear   show
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55. the maxillary sinus are located sinus are located on   show
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56. the small bone situated at the base of the tongue   show
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57. which of the following skull types is considered average size and shape   show
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58. which of the following skull types is narrower side to side   show
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59. which plane of the head is placed parrallel to the plane of the IR for a lateral projection of the skull   show
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show 2 inches above the EAM.  
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show the midsagittal plane of the head is parrallel to the plane of the IR and the interpup line iis perp to the IR (ONLY)  
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show orb roofs, eam, TMJ joint..(ALL 3)  
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show the Caldwell  
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64. the CR angle for the PA axial caldwell of the skull is   show
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65. which of the follow is perp to the plane of the IR for a caldwell projection of the skull –   show
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66. often a PT cant be turned into the prone position fora PA Axial skull Caldwell method, what CR angle could be used if the AP axial is used instead   show
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67. which of the follow lines is placed perp to the plane of the IR of the AP Axial townes –   show
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68. if the patient cannot flex the neck to place the OML perp to the IR for an AP axial towne, which line should be placed perp.   show
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show its upper margin is at the level of the top of the cranium (1 only)  
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show 37 degrees  
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show dorsum sellae and posterior clinoid process (only)  
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show 40 to 60 degrees caudad.  
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show HAAS and TOWNE only  
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74. what is the average CR angulation for the PA Axial HAAS skull   show
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75. which line should be placed parrallel to the plane of the IR for the SMV cranial base   show
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show schuller  
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77. what is the CR angle for the SMV   show
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show IOML  
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79. the CR angle for the parietoorbital RHESE projection of the optic canal is   show
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80. how many bones in the skull   show
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81. the bones of the cranium are joined together by fibrous joints called   show
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show ALL ethmoid, sphenoid, temporal.  
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83. which of the follow bones are contained in the calvarium   show
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show lambdoidal  
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85. the six areas of incomplete ossification in a newborn infants skull are called   show
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86. the superior aspect of the sphenoid bone contains a deep depression that contains the   show
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show occipital  
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show foramen magnum  
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show jugular foramen.  
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show petrous portion of the temporal bone.  
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show lacrimal  
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show maxiallae and palantine bones  
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show synovial hynge and gliding  
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show forehead and nose ONLY  
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show petrous ridges, occipital bone, posterior portion of the foramen magnum. ALL  
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