VAN-0027
QUESTION
The splanchnic skeleton of the ox is?
OPTIONS
(A) Os-rostrum
(B) Os-penis
(C) Os-cordis
(D) Os-phrenic
ANSWER
(C) Os-cordis
EXPLANATION
The os cordis is a splanchnic bone found in the cardiac fibrous skeleton of the ox and some other ruminants. Os rostrum is associated with the pig, os penis with the dog, and os phrenic with the diaphragm of certain ruminants.
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