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1 First edition of the Lecture Companion Mistakes: Page 8 right hand column, Down 1. should be 2. Page 8 right hand column, Down 2. should be 3. Page 10 Across for clue number 5 change is not T to is not T or O. Page 22 delete 36 renumber from there on. So 37 becomes 36 and eventually 59 becomes 58. Page 28 right hand column, Down last sentence of clue 2 should read They are a type of sweat gland. Page 29 Across add one space to the right for #10. Page 38 right hand column, Down clue number 1 - in the second line the word intervertebral has an extra e in it. The correct spelling is intervertebral. Page 40 left hand column, Across please replace this clue with the following text: Several structures pass through this landmark of the skull. They include the medulla oblongata and meninges that surround it, the ascending portions of the spinal accessory nerves (XI), and the two vertebral arteries. The medulla oblongata connects to the spinal cord. Page 40 right hand column, Down a period is missing after vertebrae on the last line. Page 40 right hand column, Down add The answer does not begin with F. Page 42 left hand column, Across clue number 11 9 lines down the word sagittal has two t s instead of one. Page 45 the crossword #4 has a column missing. If a column were added between column 7 and 8, it should make it correct. Also, in the left most column there is a 6 in the 5 th row. That should be a 5. So here is what needs correction: 1 across needs one more white space 5 across needs one more white space 8 across needs one more white space 9 across needs one more white space 11 across needs one more white space 12 across needs one more white space 13 across needs one more white space 14 across needs one more white space Page 46 right hand column, Down please change the first seven to the most superior seven in the first line of the clue.

2 Page 49 the first flashcard should be changed. In the second line body of the should be removed. Page 59 the crossword #2 is missing some spaces for numbers 2 and 7 Across as follows: 2 across needs one more white space it is starting in the correct block, it just doesn t go far enough to the right. 7 across needs five more white spaces it is starting in the correct block, it just doesn t go far enough to the right. Page 63 #11 across has one too many white spaces (it has 13 and should have 12) and #12 across needs one more white space (it has 10 and it should have 11) Page 82 left hand column, Across please add to clue 3 the following sentence The seventh letter of the answer is not E. Page 97 the crossword #2 has an extra space in #6 across and is missing some spaces for numbers 7 and 9 across as follows: 6 across has one extra white space it is starting in the correct block, it just shouldn t go as far as it does to the right. It should have 6 white spaces NOT seven. 7 across needs ONE more white space it is starting one block to the right of where it should start. 9 across needs ONE more white space it is starting one block to the right of where it should start. Page 115 left hand column, Down a clue is missing for number 8. It should read: This landmark of the mandible has a superior (alveolar) portion, which contains the alveoli that secure the teeth, and an inferior portion, or base. The two mental foramina are found in the anterior portion of this landmark. The mandibular nerve (V 3 ) emerges onto the face through these foramina. Remember that although the mandible of a human fetus is composed of two bones, they fuse; we therefore consider the mandible a single bone of the face. Page 129 black lines are missing between the white spaces in the #4 Down column. Page 149 In the 7 th row (V 2 Maxillary) in the last line of the third column (Foramina/bone(s)) the first word infaorbital is misspelled it should be infraorbital. Page Across needs to be rewritten as the answer is in the clue. It should read: This condition is an inflammation of a bursa. It may occur because the bursa is too dry, or because it is overfull. If there is excess fluid, it is often the result of a blow to the area or overuse, leading to excessive friction. Housemaid s Knee (from kneeling too much) and Student s Elbow (from leaning on an elbow too much) are examples of common types of this condition. Page 159 the crossword #1 is missing a space for number 6 Down as follows:

3 6 down needs one more white space it is starting in the correct block, it just doesn t go far enough down. Page 162 left hand column, Across clue number 10 should read: This is an important landmark of the ulna because it articulates with the ulnar notch of the radius to form the distal radioulnar joint. Like the proximal radioulnar joint, this is a pivot joint (uniaxial). It allows rotation of the radius over the head of the ulna to provide for supination and pronation of the forearm and wrist (hand). Remember, the ulna does NOT rotate. Only the radius rotates. Page 162 right hand column, Down clue number 8 should read: This is one of words to describe the motion of a plane joint (uniaxial). It does not begin with an S Examples of these types of joints are the acromioclavicular joint (between the clavicle and the acromion process of the scapula), the intercarpal joints (between the carpals of the wrist), and facet joints (between the articular facets of the vertebrae). Drake refers to the articulations between the articular facets as zygapophyseal joints, which is the fancy name for facet joints. Page 164 right hand column, Down the last sentence of clue number 2 should read: Resistance may be caused by friction, inertia, or attractive/opposing forces (magnets, gravity, or other opposing muscles). Page 166 right hand column, Down clue number 8 should read: This landmark of the humerus is the insertion for subscapularis; teres major and latissimus dorsi insert just distal to it. They are all, therefore, medial rotators of the arm. Page 170 right hand column, Down the clue number 7 should read: In the anatomic position, this is the medial of the two bones in the forearm, both proximally and distally in humans. Page 190 left hand column, Across the clue number 3 should read: This artery is a branch of the middle third of the axillary artery. In humans, it serves the anterior and medial walls of the axilla. In women, it also has branches that serve the mammary gland. Page 212 right hand column, Across the clue number 10 should read: All five of the muscles that stabilize (moor) the scapula have this action. Page 215 the crossword #3 is missing a space for number 10 Across as follows: 10 across needs one more white space to the left it is starting in the second block but ends in the correct block to the right.

4 Page 215 the crossword #3 is missing a space for number 11 Across as follows: 11 across needs one more white space to the left and one less space to the right it is starting in the second block and it goes two blocks too far to the right there should be a black block before the last column to the right. Page Across needs to be rewritten as the answer is in the clue. It should read: This is an action of two muscles of the scapula. One of these muscles has the long thoracic nerve on its superficial surface. Page 229 redo the top table. Flexor Digitorum Superficialis notation inside the box for origin: *Note: Flexor Digitorum Superficialis has a broad origin that includes parts of the radius and ulna. Page Across needs to be rewritten two words were left out. The first sentence should read: This structure is important because it is at the level of the transpyloric line. Page 240 add 35. nerve, muscle. Then 35 becomes 36, renumber up by one from 35 to 57. Then 57 will be 58. Page 263 there are two extra white squares in 14 Across there should be two black squares between the end of 14 Across and 3 Down. Page Across needs to be rewritten. The first sentence should read: This is the name for the largest portion of the segment of the gastrointestinal tract that comes after the ileum. Page Across needs to be rewritten. The third sentence should read: It extends and laterally rotates the thigh. It currently reads: It extends and laterally rotates the thigh and extends the knee via the iliotibial tract. Please delete the phrase in yellow. Page 277 there is one white square missing at the bottom of 1 Down there are 10 spaces and there should be 11. Page Down needs to be rewritten. The last sentence should read: The ninth letter of its name is not an l.

5 Page 281 number 11 Down is missing. It should begin one block above #13 Across and one block to the right of the beginning of #13 Across. It should have six (6) white blocks ending on the line for #15 Across. See the hard copy of the answers for placement please. Page 285 Please add a vertical column in the middle of the crossword. There are 19 columns and there should be 20. That will extend each of the rows Across by one white block. Page Across needs to be rewritten. It should read: This is the expected angle between the pubic inlet and the horizontal. Page 299 there is one white square missing at the left side of 13 Across there are 7 spaces and there should be 8. Page Down needs to be rewritten. The first sentence should read: This artery is usually the second branch.. the parenthetical portion should be omitted it reads (left and right). Page there is one too many columns there are 30 columns and there should be 29. Please remove column 21. That will correct the problem. Page 315 there is one white square missing at the top of 14 Down there are 9 spaces and there should be 10. Page Across needs to be rewritten. The third sentence should read: It does not form a tight seal with the ovary, but it does have ciliated epithelial cells lining it that create a current and sweep the ovum into the uterine tube. The change is the last word in the original clue was oviduct and we would like to change that to uterine tube. Page Across please add the word male before the word secondary in the first line.

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