Skeleton Bones Of The Body

Question 1

Triangular shaped flat bones that border the posterior surface of the rib cage.
Articulates with the clavicle and humerus.

Answer 1

Scapula

Question 2

Humerus

Answer 2

A long bone.

Articulates with the scapula and the radius and ulna of the forearm.

Question 3

Radius

Answer 3

One of the 2 bones in the forearm.
Articulates with the humerus, ulna and the carpals of the wrist.
Positioned laterally to the ulna in anatomical position.

Question 4

Ulna

Answer 4

One of 2 bones in the forearm joined with interossius membrane. Articulates with the carpals of the wrist, humerus and radius.

Question 5

8 small bones that make up the wrist.

Articulates with the metacarpals and the radius and ulna.

Answer 5

Carpals

Question 6

Metacarpals

Answer 6

Articulate with the phalanges

Question 7

Proximal, intermediate and distal form the fingers.

Answer 7

Phalanges

Question 8

Clavicle or collar bone

Answer 8

Articulates with the sternum and scapulae.

It’s a long bone.

Question 9

Pelvis

Answer 9

Attaches lower limbs to the Axial Skeleton.
Articulates with femur and sacrum.
The strongest ligaments hold it in place.

Question 10

Articulates with the patella, fibula, tibia and pelvis.

It is the longest bone and strongest in the body.

Answer 10

Femur

Question 11

Patella

Answer 11

Knee cap
Secured the anterior thigh muscle to the tibia.
Sesamoid bone

Question 12

Tibia

Answer 12

Receives the weight of the femur and transfers it to the foot.
Anterior and medial to the fibula.
Articulates with the patella, femur, fibular and tarsals.

Question 13

Lies posterior and lateral to the Tibia.

Articulates with tibia and tarsals

Answer 13

Fibula

Question 14

Toe bones

Answer 14

Phalanges

Question 15

Tarsals

Answer 15

7 tarsals bones make up the posterior half of the foot

Question 16

Metatarsals

Answer 16

Long bones in the foot.

Heads of the metatarsals make up the ball of the foot.