Vomer

The video discusses the vomer bone, a singular bone in the nasal cavity that separates the left and right sides of the skull. It describes the vomer's structure, its role in the nasal septum, and its articulations with other bones. The video highlights the vomer's unique feature of having a posterior border that does not fully articulate with other bones. It concludes by promoting additional learning resources available on Kenhub.

What is the shape of the vomer bone when viewed laterally?

• A circular shape

• A triangular shape

• A diagonal rectangle

• A perfect square

Which part of the nasal septum does the vomer form?

• Lateral aspect

• Medial aspect

• Anterior superior aspect

• Posterior inferior aspect

Which bones does the vomer articulate with?

• Temporal and occipital bones

• Zygomatic and lacrimal bones

• Palatine, maxilla, ethmoid, and sphenoid bones

• Frontal and parietal bones

What is unique about the posterior border of the vomer?

• It is attached to the frontal bone

• It is not attached to any bones but to soft tissue

• It is fused with the maxilla

• It is connected to the zygomatic bone

What resource is promoted at the end of the video for further learning?

• Medical journals

• Anatomy textbooks

• Kenhub

• Online encyclopedias