Examinations in anatomy, physiology, practice of physic, surgery, chemistry, obstetrics, materia medica, pharmacy & poisons : for the use of students / by Robert Hooper.

  • Hooper, Robert, 1773-1835.
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1835
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    IN ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, PRACTICE OF PHYSIC, SURGERY, MATERIA MEDICA, CHEMISTRY, PHARMACY, AND POISONS. . For the Instruction of Students. AJlA'fOMY. 1. Question. What are the divisions of the science of Anatomy 1 Answer. The science of Anatomy is divided into Osteology, Syndcsmology, Myology, Bursalogy, An- giology, Neurology, Adenology, Splanchnology, and Hygrology. 2. Q. What are the solids of the body? A. The solids of the body are the bones, cartiliges, ligaments, muscles, cellular substance, membranes, vessels,, nerves, glands, viscera; and adipose substance. 3. Q. How do anatomists divide the skeleton? A.- The human skeleton is divided into head, trunk, and extremities. The head is subdivided into cranium, or skull, and lace. The upper extremities into brachium, antibrachium, carpus, metacarpus, and phalanges. The lower extremities into femur, cms, tarsus, metatarsus, and phalanges. The trunk is subdivided into spine, thorax, and pelvis. 4. Q. How many bones compose the cranium] A. Eight; namely, one os frontis, two ossa parietalia, one os oecipitis, two ossa temporalia, one os ethmoides, and the os sphenoides. 5. Q. What are the,sutures of the cranium? A. The sutures of the cranium are five in number, viz. the coronal, the sagittal, the lambdoidal, and the (two squamous.