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系解题（Department problem solving） 1A where is the sternal angle? What is the clinical significance? The sternal angle is located at the junction of the breastbone and the body and can be palpable on the body surface. It is flat on both sides of the second rib, it is an important symbol of counting ribs. The sternal angle was flat back to the lower edge of the fourth thoracic vertebral body B which cranial sinuses have paranasal sinuses? Where do you open your mouth? Have the paranasal sinus, ethmoid and sphenoid frontal bone, maxilla. In the frontal sinuses called frontal sinus openings in the middle meatus; in the maxilla of the paranasal sinuses called the maxillary sinus, opening in the middle meatus, ethmoid in paranasal sinus called the ethmoid sinus, it can be divided into before, during and after the three groups before and in the ethmoid sinus, ethmoid sinus openings in the nose Road, posterior ethmoid sinus openings in the nasal tract; in the sphenoid in paranasal sinus said sphenoid sinus, sphenoid top openings in the turbinate sieve in the crypts. 2A the basic structures and auxiliary structures of the joints are discussed. The basic structures of joints are articular surface, joint capsule and joint cavity. The auxiliary structures are ligament, articular disc and joint labrum, synovial fold and synovial bursa. What structures do the B vertebral bodies and the vertebral arches join together? The structure links are: intervertebral disc and vertebral anterior and posterior longitudinal ligament, connecting structure of vertebral arch: yellow ligament, interspinalia ligament, supraspinous ligament and ligament, intertransverse ligament, facet joint C tries to describe the composition of the thorax. The chest is made up of 12 thoracic vertebrae, 12 pairs of ribs, 1 breastbone, and the connections between them. The adult chest is approximately conical, narrow, wide, and slightly flattened.. The upper thoracic wall is surrounded by the first thoracic vertebra,