Inferior view of an adult articulated skull with mandible removed.

Posterior view of the skeletal anatomy of the body (skull).

Posterior view of an adult female demonstrating the dermatomes of the body.

3/4 view of adult male with the terms of relationship and comparison demonstrated and labeled.

Lateral view of adult male in Halo vest traction (a type of cervical traction).

Anterolateral view of head and neck of adult male with multiple injuries to the head each of which are indicative of a skull fracture: laceration to head.

Anterolateral view of head and neck of adult male with multiple injuries to the head each of which are indicative of a skull fracture: fluid draining from ears.

Anterior view of adult female with major arteries shown. Circles represent the main areas for assessing pulses.

Photo of an posterior view of an adult male onto which areas of visceral pain have been projected.

Anterolateral view of head and neck of adult male with multiple injuries to the head each of which are indicative of a skull fracture: deformity of skull, laceration to head, Coon's eyes, fluid draining from nose or ears, Battle sign.

Posterior view of upper thorax and neck region showing the splenius cervicis muscle and its bony attachments on the left side of the thoracic and cervical vertebrae.

Posterior view of upper thorax and neck region showing the splenius capitis (right) and splenius cervicis (left) muscles and their bony attachments on both sides of the thoracic and cervical vertebrae.

Posterior view of an adult skull.