Question

Which bony landmarks of the sphenoid are visible from the cranial cavity?

Answer 1

Medication errors can constitute malpractice and can include a) failure to treat in a timely manner. O b) prescribing medication correctly. c) unintentionally omitting a required signature on the medical record. O d) illegible treatment notes in the patient's chart.

Answer 2

Answer: (Ala major)
The Sphenoid bone joins the orbit and facial region with the cranial convexity and the skull base. The lesser wing (ala minor sv. parva) of the sphenoid bone forms part of the orbital roof, and the ala major part of the lateral wall of the orbit.