Anatomy Year 1

1. Part of the lateral ventricles associated with the parietal lobe.
3. A structure that can be found in the anterior mediastinum.
8. The space that separates the chest wall muscles and the breast, allowing for ease of movement.
9. Smooth, triangular area of the urinary bladder.
11. Muscle passing through the greater sciatic foramen
12. Smallest pair of salivary glands
13. One of the auditory ossicles - this is the smallest bone in the body!
14. Part of the skeleton that includes the sternum, ribs, skull bones & vertebrae.
16. Muscle originating at the soleus line of the tibia & proximal fibula.
18. Vein formed by the union of the superior mesenteric vein & splenic vein.
19. The dilated origin of the thoracic duct.
21. Muscle stabilising the clavicle.

2. A freely moveable synovial joint.
4. The nucleus of the posterior pituitary that vasopressin is secreted from.
5. Folds of the large intestine.
6. Nerve with nerve roots C3,C4 & C5.
7. Layer of connective tissue and blood vessels in the eyes.
10. A plane unequally dividing the body into right and left sides.
15. Smallest lobe in the brain
17. One of the subdivisions of the posterior triangle of the neck.
20. The opening of the diaphragm that is found at vertebral level T8.
21. A harsh, high pitched sound that is a sign of a large airway obstruction.