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Where do you palpate for cervical flexion?

69.  Identify the specimen. (Be specific). [69] 70.  Identify the specific layer at the tip of the pointer. [70] 71.  Identify two cells found in the layer indicated at the tip of the pointer. [71]

63,  Identify the bone indicated by tag #63.

52.  Identify the bone. [52] 53.  Identify the bone feature indicated by tag #53. [53] 54.  Identify the bone feature indicated by tag #54. [54]

59.  Identify the functional class of joint indicated by tag #59.

29.Identify the skull feature indicated by tag #29. [29] 30.Identify the bones AND bone features that make up #29. [30] 31.Identify the specific type of joint indicated by tag #31. [31]

47.Identify the bone feature (rough surface) indicated by tag #47. [47] 48.Identify the bone feature indicated by tag #48. [48]

42.Identify the skeletal feature (depression) AND entire fused bone indicated by tag #42. [42] 43.Identify the bone feature indicated by tag #43. [43] 44.Identify the bone feature indicated by tag #44. [44]

37.Identify the specific bone indicated by tag #37. [37] 38.Identify the bone feature (surface) indicated by the tip of tag #38. [38] 39.Identify the bone feature AND bone that articulate at #38. [39]

35.Identify the bone feature indicated by tag #35. [35] 36.Identify the bone feature indicated by tag #36. [36]