Bones Of The Skull

The zygomatic bone is located on both the right and left sides of the face. It is commonly referred to as the cheekbone and forms the prominence of the cheek. The zygomatic bone connects with the frontal bone, temporal bone, and maxilla bone, contributing to the structure of the facial skeleton. Its bilateral presence allows for symmetry in the face.

The bone that forms the bridge of the nose is the nasal bone. It is a small, rectangular bone that is located at the upper part of the nose between the eyebrows. The nasal bone helps to provide structure and support to the nose, contributing to its shape and appearance.

The lacrimal bone is located in the medial aspect of the anterior orbit, near the tear ducts. It is a small, delicate bone that forms part of the eye socket and helps to protect the tear ducts and the lacrimal sac. The lacrimal bone is responsible for producing and draining tears, and it also contributes to the overall structure and support of the face.

The frontal bone forms the superior or roof part of the orbit, which is the bony socket that houses the eye. It helps protect and support the eye, along with the other bones that make up the orbit.

The correct answer is Inferior Nasal Canchae. The inferior nasal conchae are curved bones located in the nasal cavity. They are responsible for increasing the surface area of the nasal cavity, helping to filter, warm, and moisten the air we breathe. The shape of the inferior nasal conchae resembles a scroll, with a curved and spiraled structure.

The maxilla bone forms the floor of the orbit of the eye.

The zygomatic bone makes up the anterior and lateral orbit of the eye. This bone is located on the side of the face and forms the prominence of the cheekbone. It connects with other facial bones to create the structure of the eye socket, providing support and protection for the eye.

The Lacrimal bone makes up the anterior medial corner of the orbit of the eye. This means that it is located at the front and middle part of the eye socket. The Lacrimal bone helps to form the structure and shape of the orbit, providing support and protection for the eye.

The bone that forms the posterior bony septum of the nose is the Vomer. The vomer is a thin, flat bone located in the midline of the nasal cavity. It separates the nasal cavity into two halves and forms the posterior part of the nasal septum.

The correct answer is Palatine. The palatine bone forms the posterior portion of the palate and the lateral walls of the nasal cavity. It is also the location of the greater and lesser palatine foramen.

The ethmoid bone forms the medial wall of the orbit of the eye. It is a thin, delicate bone located between the eye socket and the nasal cavity. The medial wall plays an important role in protecting and supporting the eye, as well as providing attachment points for various muscles and ligaments.

The Palatine makes up the deep inferior (small corner) orbit of the eye.

The Sphenoid bone makes up the posterior orbit of the eye. This means that it forms the back part of the eye socket, providing support and protection to the eye. The posterior orbit includes the area behind the eye, towards the back of the head.

The framework of the nose/nasal cavity is made up of the maxilla, septum, and nasal bones. The maxilla forms the upper part of the nasal cavity, while the septum and nasal bones form the structure of the nasal bridge and the lower part of the nasal cavity. The frontal and ethmoid bones mentioned in option b are not part of the framework of the nose/nasal cavity. The lacrimal and palatine bones mentioned in option d are also not part of the framework of the nose/nasal cavity.

The maxilla is a bone that forms the upper jaw and is located in the facial region. It is a paired bone, meaning that it is present on both the right and left sides of the face. The maxilla plays a crucial role in facial structure, providing support to the teeth and forming the base of the nasal cavity. Therefore, the correct answer is "Right and Left" as the maxilla is present on both sides of the face.