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LAB EXAM SKELETAL Flashcards

1
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how many bones are in the human skeleton?

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206

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2
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what is the axial skeleton?

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bones that lie around the longitudinal axis of the human body

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3
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what bones are included in the appendicular skeleton?

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bones of the upper and lower limbs (extremities) and the bones forming the girdles that connect the limbs to the axial skeleton

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4
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what type of bone marking allows the passages of blood vessels and nerves and forms joints?

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depressions and openings

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what type of bone marking projects or outgrows form joints and serve as attachment points for ligaments and tendons?

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processes

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6
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what is spinous process?

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slender projection of vertebrae

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7
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what is a foramen?

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opening in bone which blood vessels and or nerves pass

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what bony process is large, round and articular?

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condyle

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9
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what is a bony protuberance above a condyle called?

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epicondyle

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10
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what is a shallow depression in bone?

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fossa

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11
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what is a tubercule?

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small rounded projection

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12
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what is a tuberosity?

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large bony prominence that is not articular

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13
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what is a meatus? give an example?

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tube- like canal
external auditory meatus (under ear)

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14
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what are two very large bony projections called?

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trochanter

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15
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what is a fissure?

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narrow slit between adjacent parts of bones thru which blood vessels or nerves pass

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16
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what is a sulcus?

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furrow along bone surface that accommodates blood vessels, nerves or tendons

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17
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what is a facet? and is a process that forms joints?

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smooth, flat, slightly concave or convex articular surface

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18
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what is the head of the bone? and is a process that forms joints

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usually rounded articular projection supported on neck (constricted portion) of bone

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19
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what is a line? and it is a form attachment points for CT

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long, narrow ridge or border (that is less prominent than crest)

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20
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how many total bones in the axial skeleton? what are they?

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80 total bones
skull, vertebral column (includes sacrum), ribs and sternum

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21
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how many facial and cranial bones are there?

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14 facial, 8 cranial

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22
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how many palantine bones are there?

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2

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23
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how many lacrimal bones are there?

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2

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24
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how many inferior nasal conchae are there?

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2

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25
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what is a suture?

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“sean” an immovable joint between bones of the skull

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26
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what are fontanels?

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“little fountains”
soft, mesenchyme filled spaces between cranial bones in babies
become suture joints in adults

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27
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what is the crista gali ethmoid bone?

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thick, triangular portion of the ethmoid bone
it projects superiorly to the cribiform plate

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28
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what is the purpose of the cribiform plate?

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allows olfactory fibers to pass through in order to smell things

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29
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what are the 4 sinuses?

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frontal, ethmoid, sphenoid and maxillary

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30
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how does mucus drain?

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from the frontal sinus to the maxillary sinus

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31
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what parts make up the vertebrae?

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pedicle and laminate forms the vertebral arch (surrounds spinal cord)
body (weight bearing)
several processes (points of attachment for muscles)

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32
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what are the sizes of the vertebrae from smallest to largest?

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cervical, thoracic, lumbar

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33
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C1 is called what?

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Atlas

34
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C2 is called what?

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Axis

35
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which vertebrae bears greater loads?

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lumbar vertebrae

36
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how many bones in the appendicular skeleton? what is the main purpose?

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126
helps w movement

37
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what bones are included in appendicular skeleton?

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upper and lower limbs includes girdles that attach to axial skeleton

38
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what is the upper limb divided into?

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shoulder, arm, forearm and hand

39
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what is the area of upper limb attachment to the trunk called?

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shoulder

40
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what is the part of the upper limb between the shoulder and the elbow joint called?

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arm

41
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what is between the elbow and the wrist called?

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forearm

42
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what body part is distal to the wrist?

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hand

43
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what bones of the shoulder (pectoral) girdle are called?

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scalpula and clavicle

44
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what is the triangular shaped scapula also called?

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shoulder blade

45
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what is a large process on the posterior of the scapula called?

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spine

46
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what is the flattened lateral portion of the spine called?

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acromion

47
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what is a protruding projection on the anterior surface just inferior to the lateral aspect of the clavicle called?

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coracoid process

48
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what is the shallow con cavity that articulates w the head of the humerus called?

A

glenoid cavity

49
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the scapula and coracoid process and acromion points to what side in anterior view?

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LEFT

50
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where does the acromion point to in posterior view in the scapula?

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to the right

51
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where and what is the olecranon fossa located?

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deep triangular depression located on the posterior side of the humerus, superior to the trochlea

52
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what is the capitilum of the humerus?

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the lateral portion of the articular surface of humerus that consists of a smooth, rounded eminence

53
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what is the coronoid fossa in the humerus?

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located superior to the trochlea and accommodates the coronoid process of the ulna and superior to the capitilum on the anterior surface of the condyle

54
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what is the deltoid tuberosity?

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it’s the rough triangular prominence found at the middle third of the anterior lateral surface of the humerus

55
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what is the medial malleolus?

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the bony bump on the inside of your ankle

56
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the only bone in the arm is the …

A

humerus

57
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what two projections does the head of the humerus have?

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greater tubercule - laterally
lesser tubercule - anteriorly

58
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where is the long head of the biceps brachii located?

A

intertubercular sulcus/groove in between the tubercules

59
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what are the two bones of the forearm?

A

radius and ulna

60
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radius lies…

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laterally in anatomic position and widens distally

61
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ulna lies…

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medically and widens proximally into the olecranon process (large prominence as we feel the tip of the elbow)

62
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how many carpal bones make up the wrist?

A

8

63
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how many metacarpal bones in the palm of the hand are there?

A

5

64
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each finger except the thumb or 1st digit is composed of 3 phalanges. what are they?

A

proximal, middle and distal

65
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what are the joints of the hand?

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carpometacarpal, metacarpophalangeal, interphalangeal

66
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the lower limb is divided into…?

A

the gluteal region (major bones forming hip girdle), thigh, leg and foot

67
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the gluteal region is located where?

A

between the iliac crest and the hip joint

68
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the thigh is located where?

A

between hip and knee joint

69
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the leg is located?

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between knee and ankle

70
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the foot is …. to the ankle?

A

distal

71
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the pelvic girdle is made up of …. hope bones

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2

72
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what is the longest, heaviest and strongest bone in the body?

A

the femur

73
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what is common site of fracture in the femur?

A

the neck (distal to head)

74
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the head of the femur articulates with what of the hip bone forming the hip (coxal) joint?

A

acetabulum

75
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distally the medial and lateral femoral condyles articulate with the tibia to form the ….

A

knee joint

76
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femur articulates w the…?

A

patella

77
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the greater and lesser trochanters are projections where …. muscles attach in the femur?

A

larger

78
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the tibia is always … and is larger and bears all the weight

A

medial

79
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the fibula is always …. is smaller and non weight bearing

A

lateral

80
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where is the first medial cuneiform found in the foot?

A

big toe

81
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where is the 2nd intermediate cuneiform found in the foot?

A

2nd toe next to big toe

82
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where is the 3rd lateral cuneiform found in the foot?

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next to medial 2nd intermediate cuneiform

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