Examinations in anatomy, physiology, practice of physic, surgery, chemistry, materia medica, and pharmacy : for the use of students : from the last London edition, with upwards of one hundred additional questions, and an entire new chapter on poisons / by Robert Hooper.

  • Robert Hooper
Date:
1829
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Credit: Examinations in anatomy, physiology, practice of physic, surgery, chemistry, materia medica, and pharmacy : for the use of students : from the last London edition, with upwards of one hundred additional questions, and an entire new chapter on poisons / by Robert Hooper. Source: Wellcome Collection.

Provider: This material has been provided by the National Library of Medicine (U.S.), through the Medical Heritage Library. The original may be consulted at the National Library of Medicine (U.S.)

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    6. Q. What are the peculiarities of the frontal bor/c in the foetus ? A. The frontal bone in the foetus is divided down the middle; it contains no sinuses; and neither the orbitar plates nor superciliary ridges are completely formed. 7. Q. Where is the os frontis situated ? A. The os frontis is situated in the anterior part of the cranium, and superior part of the face. 8. Q,. Where is the lachrynal depression situated? A- The lachrymal depression is situated on the or- bitar plate and behind the external angular process. 9 Q. Describe the parietal bones. A. The parietal bones are of a quadrangular shape, are externally convex, internally concave, and mark- ed with grooves for the meningeal arteries. They form the lateral and superior part of the cranium. 10. Q. Describe the situation of the sphenoidal bone A. The sphenoidal bone is situated in the middle of the basis of the cranium, extending underneath, from one temple across to (he other. 11 Q. Into hi»vv many portions is the temporal bone distinguished .' A. Generally into two portions, viz. a squamous portion and a petrous portio'i. J2. Q,. In whal bone is the orsran of hearing situat- ed ? ° A. In the petrous portion of the temporal bone. 13. Q,. How many tables have the bones of the cranium ? A. Two : an external and an internal. 14. Q.. What is the name of the substance which unites the two tables of the cranium 1 A. It is called diploe and meditullium. 15. Q. What is attached to the internal angular pro- cess of the frontal bone ? A. There are two muscles attached to the internal angular process : viz. the corrugator supercilii and \h» trochlearis, or obliquus superior.