Axial and appendicular Skeleton Flashcards

1
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frontal bone

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front part of skull

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parietal bones

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3
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how many bones in axial skeleton and what types?

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skull, rib cage, spinal column, sternum together make up 80 bones

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4
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lamina

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plates of the arch on a vertebrae

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5
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pedicle

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“foot” of vertebrae. On a vertebrae, the pedicle protrudes from the main bone body next to the vertebral foramen

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spinous process

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posteromedial projection between junction of 2 laminae

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laminae/ a lamina- vertebrae

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area/arch between the superior process and transverse process

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transverse process

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lateral extension from arch

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9
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superior/inferior articular process- vertebral column

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a common feature on vertebrae. protrude from pedicle-lamina junction. successive vertebra join at body and articular process.

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10
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Atlas C1 vetebra

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no spinous process nor vertebral body.

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11
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Atlas: the superior articular facets hold?

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the occipital condyles (base of skull)

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12
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Axis C2

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  • contains the dens and sits within the facet for the dens. allows rotation of movement such as when nodding NO
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13
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Dens

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projects superiorly from body of axis, sits within dens facet on anterior arch of the atlas

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14
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Sacrum- apex

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tip of triangle (inferior on the shape)

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Sacrum- base

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base of triangle (superior on the shape)

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16
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Sacrum- auricular surface

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Articulates (forms joint with) hip bones

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17
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Sacrum- superior articular surface

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joins to lumbar L5

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18
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Sternum- manubrium

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  • the top of sternum aka ‘knot of neck tie’
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19
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sternum- clavicular notches

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allow for clavicular articulation (connection)

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20
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sternum- costal notches

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  • allow rib articulation. note: costal refers to rib
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21
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sternum- body

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main bulk of sternum

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22
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costal notches on body of sternum

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allow rib articulation

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23
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sternum- xiphoid process

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  • originally cartilage which becomes bone structure. sword like structure, very fragile and helps s connection point for muscles.
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24
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true ribs

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cartilage has direct attachment to sternum

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25
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false ribs and floating ribs

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  • floating ribs don’t have cartilage attached to sternum, act as muscle attachment points
  • false ribs are joined to a common piece of cartilage first before joining to sternum.
26
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thoracic cage- tubercle

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articulates with transverse process of vertebrae.

27
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pectoral girdle

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shoulder girdle that attaches upper limbs to axial skeleton

28
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clavicle

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medial end (cone shaped) joins the manubrium, the distal end (flattened) joins to the scapula at acromion

29
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pectoral girdle- acromion

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posterior and is a continuation of the scapula. articulates with the acromial end of clavicle

30
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scapula

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shoulder blades

31
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supra and infraspinous fossa on scapula

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ditch on bone just above and below the spine of the scapula, visible from posterior view

32
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coracoid process on scapula

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anterosuperior finger-like projection

33
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glenpid cavity- scapula

A

the head of the humerus fits in here

34
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Humerus

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upper arm bone

35
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humerus- medial and lateral epicondyles

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  • medial epicondyle aka funny bone

- situated near the trochlea where the humerus connects to the elbow joint.

36
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humerus- capitulum

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lateral, ball-like structure articulates with head of radius

37
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humerus- trochlea

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anteromedial hourglass shape that is tipped on its side, articulates with ulna

38
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Ulna

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longer than the radius, forms elbow joint with humerus

39
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ulna- olecranon process

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elbow ‘point’

40
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ulna- trochlea notch

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articulates with trochlea of humerus

41
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ulna- radial notch

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articulates with head of radius

42
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radius head

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articulates with capitulum of humerus

43
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Radius- radial tuberosity

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biceps muscle anchors here.

44
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radius- carpal articular surface

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articulates with carpal bones.

45
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carpal bones

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wrist bones

46
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hip bones/ pelvic girdle

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ilium

47
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hip bones/ pelvic girdle- ilium

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superior region of hip bones (R-shape)

48
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pelvic girdle- ischium

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inferior part of hip bones (U-shape)

49
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pelvic girdle- pubis

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anterior (X-shape)

50
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Pelvic girdle- pelvic brim

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imaginary circular line cutting from superior pubic crest to sacrum

51
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pelvic girdle- acetabulum

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articulate with femur

52
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pelvic girdle- obturator foramen

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opening for vessels and nerves

53
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femur- greater and lesser trochanters

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attachment for thigh and buttock muscles

54
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femur- medial and lateral condyles

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distal/posterior wheel like structures that articulate with the tibia (shin bone)

55
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femur- medial and lateral epicondyles

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attachment points for muscles

56
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femur- patellar surface

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smooth surface anteriorly between condyles for patella

57
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tibia- medial and lateral condyles

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articulate with femur

58
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tibia bone is

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the larger of the two lower leg bones

59
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tibial tuberosity- tibia

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attachment for patellar ligament

60
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tibia- medial malleolus

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inner bulge of ankle

61
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appendicular skeleton

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upper and lower limbs, girdles (shoulder and hip bones), make up 126 bones