Assuming that the human intervertebral disc resembles a jelly donut in some respects: What do we call the part of the disc that would be the equivalent of the jelly inside the donut?

The __________________ suture is located in the skull (posterior)and forms a joint between parietal and occipital bones

This ear-shaped, rough surface articulates with sacrum at the lateral sacral mass.

An intervertebral disc has an outer part called the ______________, consisting of a fibrocartilage ring

The _____________ neck of the humerus is thus named because it is the most common site of fracture of the proximal humerus.

These are paired, wing-like, laterally projecting masses of the sacrum

Which skull bones are connected by the coronal suture?

Our characteristic features include transverse foramen and bifid (split) spinous process. What are we?

There is no disk between:

Assuming that the human intervertebral disc resembles a jelly donut in some respects: Which of the following most accurately describes the pathology of a herniated lumbar disc?