Across
- 2. connected to the ribs via the costal cartilages
- 6. Bone-destroying cells
- 8. Forms the forehead and the superior part of the eyes.
- 9. Forms the the posterior wall of the skull and allows the cord to connect with the brain through the foramen magnum
- 12. Protects the heart lungs and spaces in between them are fillde with intercostal muscles.
- 13. Broken bone ends are forced into each other
- 15. fracture is caused by excessive twisting of bone
- 16. broken bone pentrates skin
- 17. bone breaks into 3 or more pieces
- 18. The tailbone
- 19. Forms the roof of the nasal cavity and forms part of the walls of the orbits.
- 22. mature bone cells
- 23. Forms posterior wall of the pelvis and connects with the coccyx
- 24. bone is pressed inward, typical bone fracture
- 25. Make up the face of the bone and twelve are paired and only the vomer and mandible are one.
- 27. typical in children, bone breaks incompletely
- 28. Bone crushed, common in osteoporatic bones in older people
- 29. bone is made of small needle-like pieces and has little open spaces for nerves
- 30. Largest and strogest bone in the face joins the temporal bones on each side of the face
Down
- 1. Form the walls of the sides of the cranium
- 3. Each bone in this area is massive and kidney bean shaped. Most stress on the vertebrae column is on this part
- 4. Form a good sized portion of the orbit's walls
- 5. Every bone join this bone except the mandible. It is the main bone of the face. Carries upper teeth by the alveolar process
- 7. does not penetrate skin
- 10. Connected to the ribs and is larger than the cervical vertebrae
- 11. Contains, styloid process, zygomatic process, mastoid process, and jugular foramen.
- 14. Forms the neck. The atlas and axis which is the first two bones allows us to nod yes or no.
- 20. Bone-forming cells
- 21. bone is dense and appears homogenous
- 26. Forms the wall of the optic canal, and contributes to the nasal cavity by the sphenoidal sinuses. It is shaped like a butterfly.