QUIZ II PART II

Question 1

the bone of the thigh
recognized by the angled head and trochanters
largest bone in there body

Answer 1

femur

Question 2

the superior end

Answer 2

proximal extremity

Question 3

the smooth ball like knob

articulates with the os coxa at the lunate surface of the acetabulum

Answer 3

head/proximal epiphysis

Question 4

the depression at the medial edge

for attachment of ligament and passage of a vessel

Answer 4

fovea capitis femoris

Question 5

the cylindrical part connecting the head with the body (shaft)

Answer 5

neck

Question 6

• the large lateral bony projection at the junction of the neck and shaft
• can be palpated at the lateral aspect of the hip
• for attachment of ligament and muscle

Answer 6

Greater Trochanter / Trochanter Major

Question 7

• small posteromedial projection at the junction of the neck and shaft
• for attachment of muscle

Answer 7

Lesser Trochanter / Trochanter Minor

Question 8

• ridge from the greater trochanter to just inferior to the lesser trochanter
• for attachment of ligament and muscle

Answer 8

Intertrochanteric Line

Question 9

smooth, cylindrical area

Answer 9

Shaft / Diaphysis

Question 10

• inferior end of the femur

- primarily smooth for articulation with the tibia at the knee joint

Answer 10

Distal Extremity / Distal Epiphysis

Question 11

• the medial part of the epiphysis - can be easily palpated at the medial aspect of the knee joint
• a synovial bicondylar joint

Answer 11

Medial Condyle

Question 12

• the small sharp prominence at the superior edge of the medial epicondyle
• can determine the area but is too surrounded by muscle to palpate it
• for attachment of muscle

Answer 12

Adductor Tubercle

Question 13

• the lateral part of the epiphysis

- easily palpated at the lateral aspect of the knee joint

Answer 13

Lateral Condyle

Question 14

• the prominence at the lateral aspect of the lateral condyle
• easily palpated at the proximolateral aspect of the knee
• for attachment of the lateral collateral ligament

Answer 14

Lateral Epicondyle

Question 15

• raised area to prevent patellar dislocation

Answer 15

Lateral Condylar Eminence

Question 16

• smooth anterior surface of the condyles for articulation with the patella
• can palpate the margins with the knee flexed

Answer 16

Patellar Surface

Question 17

• on the medial surface of the greater trochanter where it meets the neck
  of the femur
• the more posterior and more distinct depression
• for attachment of the obturator externus muscle

Answer 17

Trochanteric Fossa

Question 18

• on the medial surface of the greater trochanter just anterior to the trochanteric fossa; sometimes very ill-defined
• for attachment of three muscles: superior and inferior gemellus muscles and
  the obturator internus muscle.

Answer 18

Unnamed Fossa

Question 19

• ridge from the greater trochanter to the lesser trochanter (posteriorly)

Answer 19

Intertrochanteric Crest

Question 20

• small square-shaped projection about midway along the intertrochanteric crest
• for attachment of muscle

Answer 20

Quadrate Tubercle

Question 21

• ridge consisting of three lines that passes lengthwise along the entire shaft
  on its posterior surface
• for attachment of muscle

Answer 21

Linea Aspera

Question 22

• medial edge of the linea aspera

- for muscular attachment

Answer 22

Medial Lip

Question 23

• superior continuation of the medial lip of the linea aspera
• continuous with the intertrochanteric line anteriorly

Answer 23

Spiral Line

Question 24

• inferior continuation of the medial lip of the linea aspera
• ends at the adductor tubercle

Answer 24

Medial Supracondylar Line

Question 25

- central line of the linea aspera, very short in length - only well-defined superiorly - for muscular attachment

Answer 25

Intermediate Lip

Question 26

- superior continuation of the intermediate lip of the linea aspera - ends at the lesser trochanter

Answer 26

Pectineal Line of the femur

Question 27

- lateral edge of the linea aspera | - for muscular attachment

Answer 27

Lateral Lip

Question 28

- superior continuation of the lateral lip; also has medial and lateral divisions - if enlarged, is called the Gluteal Trochanter / Third Trochanter

Answer 28

Gluteal Tuberosity

Question 29

- inferior continuation of the lateral lip of the linea aspera - ends at the lateral epicondyle

Answer 29

Lateral Supracondylar Line

Question 30

- the posterior inferior surface of the shaft of the femur

Answer 30

Popliteal Surface

Question 31

- hole directed superiorly, because it angles away from the more rapidly 50 growing end of the bone - usually near the midpoint of the femur and between the medial and lateral lips of the linea aspera - may be two: in which case one is more proximal and one more distal - allows passage of vessels to nourish the shaft of the bone

Answer 31

Nutrient Foramen

Question 32

- the large depression between the medial and lateral condyles - provides attachment for the cruciate ligaments

Answer 32

Intercondylar Notch / Intercondylar Fossa

Question 33

- superior edge of the intercondylar fossa | - for attachment of the oblique popliteal ligament

Answer 33

Intercondylar Line

Question 34

this angle indicates bipedal locomotion?

Answer 34

bicondylar angle, carrying angle

Question 35

this angle relates to joint mobility?

Answer 35

angle of inclination

Question 36

the angle formed by the long axis of the head and neck with the line of the bicondylar plane?

Answer 36

angle of femoral torsion/angle of declination