Appendicular pt 2

Question 1

Markings along the. Margin of the ilium that provide attachment points for muscles and ligaments

Answer 1

Lliac spines

Question 2

Large notch on the posterior side that allows for the passage of the sciatic nerve

Answer 2

Greater sciatic notch

Question 3

Ridge line on the medial surface

Answer 3

Accurate line

Question 4

Upper brim of ilium

Answer 4

Lliac crest

Question 5

Depression between iliac crest and accurate line, which helps support the abdominal organs

Answer 5

Lliac fossa

Question 6

Smaller notch that allows for the passage of blood vessels, nerves, and smaller muscles

Answer 6

Lesser sciatic notch

Question 7

Protects superior to the lesser sciatic notch

Answer 7

Ischial spine

Question 8

Roughened projection on the posterior lateral edge supports body weight when sitting

Answer 8

Ischial tuberosity

Question 9

Ischial ramus

Answer 9

Branch of the ischium treat meets the inferior pubic ramus

Question 10

Inferior branch of the pubis that meets the ischial ramus

Answer 10

Inferior pubic ramus

Question 11

Superior branch of the pubis which meets the inferior pubic ramus anteriorly

Answer 11

Superior pubic ramus

Question 12

Stabilized by ligaments of the pelvic girdle, sacrum and lumbar vertebrae

Answer 12

Pelvis

Question 13

Is a Narrower, rougher, and more robust, narrower pelvic outlet, oval obturator foramen, pubic angle of 90 degrees or less a male or female pelvis

Answer 13

Male pelvis

Question 14

Is Broader, smoother, and lighter , wider pelvic outlet, triangular obturator foramen, pubic angle of 100 degrees or more a female or male pelvis

Answer 14

Female pelvis

Question 15

What is the longest heaviest bone in the body

Answer 15

Femur

Question 16

What articulates with the hip bone at the acetabulum and with the tibia at the knee joint

Answer 16

Femur head

Question 17

Small put in the center of the head attaches to the acetabulum via ligament

Answer 17

Fovea capitis

Question 18

Connects the head to the shaft comes in at an angle of about 125 degrees

Answer 18

Neck femur

Question 19

Large rough projection at the junction of the neck and shat which projects laterally

Answer 19

Greater trochanter- femur

Question 20

Smaller, rough projection at junction of neck and shaft which projects medically and posteriorly

Answer 20

Lesser trochanters- femur

Question 21

Between the trochanters on the anterior surface

Answer 21

Intertrochanteric line -femur

Question 22

Between the trochanters on the posterior surface

Answer 22

Intertrochanteric crest-femur

Question 23

Central ridge along the posterior surface of the shaft

Answer 23

Linea aspera- femur

Question 24

Sideways projections above the condyle of the knee joint

Answer 24

Medial and lateral epicondyles

Question 25

Sesamoid bone that forms within the tendon of the quadriceps femora’s muscle group

Answer 25

Patella

Question 26

The quadriceps tendon attaches anteriorly near the what

Answer 26

Base of patella

Question 27

Stabilized together by the interosseous membrane

Answer 27

Fibula

Question 28

Articulates with the medial and lateral condyle of the femur, separated by a ridge called the intercondylar eminence

Answer 28

Medial and lateral tibial condyle

Question 29

Attachment point for the patellar ligament

Answer 29

Tibial tuberosity

Question 30

Ridge that extends dismally from finial tuberosity

Answer 30

Anterior margin

Question 31

Medial projection at ankle

Answer 31

Medial malleolus

Question 32

What articulates with tibia at the lateral tibial condyle

Answer 32

Fibula head

Question 33

The ankle consists of how many and what type of bones

Answer 33

The ankle consists of seven tarsal bones

Question 34

Articulates with the tibia in the ankle

Answer 34

Talus

Question 35

Transfers wight from the talus to the ground, attachment site for the calcaneal tendon

Answer 35

Ankle calcaneus

Question 36

The navicular included what three cuneiform bones

Answer 36

Medial cuneiform Intermediate cuneiform Lateral cuneiform

Question 37

Articulates with the proximal phalanges

Answer 37

Metatarsals