A marking described as a shallow basin-like hollow in the surface of a bone belongs to which general class?

A rounded articular knob at the end of a bone belongs to which general class of marking?

A hole through a bone that allows a nerve or blood vessel to pass is which general class of marking?

A narrow raised ridge running along a bone surface belongs to which general class of marking?

A roughened, raised bump where a tendon or ligament anchors belongs to which general class of marking?

A sharp, slender projection sticking out from a bone belongs to which general class of marking?

A tube-like passageway through a bone belongs to which general class of marking?

A large, blunt projection on a bone that is not necessarily part of a joint belongs to which general class of marking?

On which bone would a practical ask a student to find the crista galli?

On which bone would a practical ask a student to find the sella turcica?

Which bone carries the mastoid process that sits just behind the ear?

Which skull opening transmits the mandibular nerve, the branch of the trigeminal nerve that supplies the chewing muscles?

On which bone would a practical ask for the olecranon?

Which bone carries the radial tuberosity near its proximal end?

On which bone would a practical ask a student to locate the deltoid tuberosity?

Which bone carries the acromion at the top of the shoulder?

Which bone carries the iliac crest?

On which bone would a practical ask a student to find the ischial tuberosity?

Which bone carries the greater trochanter?

On which bone would a practical ask for the medial malleolus?

Which bone carries the lateral malleolus?

The neck ligament that helps hold the head upright attaches to the midline bump on the back of the skull. Which landmark is that?

The jaw-closing muscle from the side of the skull inserts on the anterior projection of the lower jaw's upright branch. Which landmark is that?

The rotator cuff tendon from the muscle above the scapular spine attaches to the upper lateral bump of the arm bone. Which landmark is that?

The powerful chest muscle inserts on the lateral lip of the groove between the two proximal bumps of the arm bone. Which landmark is that?

The biceps brachii tendon attaches to a rough bump on the proximal forearm bone that lies on the thumb side. Which landmark is that?

The thick tendon at the front of the knee attaches to the rough raised area just below the joint on the shin bone. Which landmark is that?

The Achilles tendon attaches to the large posterior heel projection. Which landmark is that?

The adductor muscles of the inner thigh insert along a rough longitudinal ridge on the back of the thigh bone. Which landmark is that?

A clinician places fingers on the hard point of the elbow when the forearm is bent. Which landmark is under the fingers?

A clinician palpates the bony tip at the top of the shoulder where the collarbone meets the shoulder blade. Which landmark is there?

A clinician rests both hands on the flared upper rim of the hip bone at the waist. Which landmark is under the fingers?

A patient is sitting on the rough lower projections of the pelvis. Which landmark bears that body weight?

A clinician palpates the prominent outer ankle bump. Which landmark is under the fingers?

A clinician palpates the inner ankle bump just above the arch side of the foot. Which landmark is there?

A clinician feels the large bony bump on the outside of the proximal thigh, just below the hip joint. Which landmark is that?

Which skull opening transmits the nerve carrying visual information from the retina toward the brain?

Which skull opening allows the spinal cord to continue upward into the cranial cavity?

Which skull opening transmits the internal carotid artery into the cranial cavity?

Which skull opening transmits the facial and vestibulocochlear nerves from the inner ear region toward the brain?