Fetal skull and maternal pelvis Landmark of Fetal skull  Occiput:- is the occipital bone/external occipital protuberance.  Sinciput:- is the forehead region of fetal…

1 MED II-B GROUP 6 NOTES • • The two vasa deferentia lie side by side on the posterior surface of the bladder and separate the seminal vesicles from each other. The upper…

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1. Characteristics of a Hen in Production 1. Soft, enlarged comb and wattles 2. Wide, moist vent. 3. Increased distance between the pelvic bones 4. Increased distance between…

1. Management of Epispadias Regi Septian 2. Anatomy 3. Defenition • Epispadia is an abnormality in which the opening of the urethra is localized on the dorsum (upper side)…

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1. Tanveer Saeed Assistant Professor AKU-SoNaM 2. A joint or place of articulation and is formed where 2 or more bones come in close contact in the body and are attached…

Slide 1Chapter 9 Joints Slide 2 Joint Classification Functional Classification Synarthrosis – immovable Amphiarthrosis – slightly movable Diarthrosis – freely movable…

Slide 11 Anatomy & Physiology Skeletal Joints Chapter 6,7, & 8 Slide 2 2 IV.joints; the junction of 2 or more bones A. function: 1. to hold bones together 2. to permit…