Bone Labeling Quizzes: One Region per Drawing

One region per drawing, with room for the sutures, processes and openings a whole-skeleton chart skips.

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The skull and its bones 12

Regions and markings of the skeleton 22

Inside a bone, and where bones meet 14

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That drawing has room for eight skull bones. A lab practical also asks for the sphenoid, the lambdoid suture and the foramen ovale, so each page in this set is one drawing of one region, with a numbered ring on every part a course asks for. The set starts with the skull, drawn from the front, the side, the top and below. It also holds the spine and a single vertebra, the scapula, the clavicle, the humerus, the pelvis, the hip joint, the femur, the tibia and fibula, the foot, the radius and ulna, the bones of the hand and the parts of a long bone, cut open, down to a single osteon.

The quiz names a part for you to tap, or lights a ring for you to name. Each drawing prints blank or labeled.

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