Structural Descriptive Terms of Bones Medical Terminology

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Structural Descriptive Terms of Bones Medical Terminology

Canal: tunnel Haversian canal in compact bone that provides blood, nerves and lymph vessels to bone to nourish osteocytes.

Condyle : Rounded projection

Crest, Crista : high ridge

Facet : small smooth area

Foramen : opening or hole Obturator foramina or Foramen magnum (Skull)

Fossa, Fovea: basinlike depression Usually occupied by muscles or tendons

Head: rounded projection

Meatus: opening or passage External Auditory Meatus

Line: low ridge Arcuate Line

Process: any projection

Sinus: cavity or channel

Spine: sharp projection

Sulcus: open, ditchlike

Suture: seam

Trochanter: broad, flat process

Tubercle: small rounded eminence

Tuberosity: protuberance

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