Skeletal Part II

Question 1

The _____ and _____ connect the upper limbs to the trunk

Answer 1

Clavicle and scapula

Question 2

S-shaped bone

Answer 2

Clavicle

Question 3

The clavicle articulates with the ______ at the eternal end

Answer 3

Manubrium

Question 4

The clavicle articulates with the _____ at the scapula

Answer 4

Acromion process

Question 5

A broad triangular bone with. Superior, medial, and lateral borders

Answer 5

Scapula

Question 6

The three tips of the “triangle” that make up the scapula are

Answer 6

Superior, medial, and lateral borders

Question 7

Head of scapula, contains glenoid cavity

Answer 7

Lateral angle

Question 8

Shallow depression located on the anterior surface of the bone; this space is occupied by the subscapularis muscle

Answer 8

Subscapular fossa

Question 9

Also known as shoulder blade, divides the scapula into supraspinous and infraspinous fossa

Answer 9

Scapular spine

Question 10

Site of attachment for several muscles of the upper extremity, anterior, smaller process

Answer 10

Caracoid process

Question 11

Comes from back of bone, part of the scapula that articulates with the clavicle

Answer 11

Acromion process

Question 12

Shallow depression where head of humeros will articulate

Answer 12

Glenoid process

Question 13

Scapular spine

Answer 13

Acromion

Question 14

Site of muscle attachment in scapula

Answer 14

Caracoid process

Question 15

A depression or hallow area of bone

Answer 15

Fossa

Question 16

The most proximal part of the upper limb, area between shoulder and elbow

Answer 16

Arm

Question 17

Only bone in the arm

Answer 17

Humerus

Question 18

Distal to arm, contains radius and ulna

Answer 18

Forearm

Question 19

Radius is _______ to ulna in anatomical position

Answer 19

Lateral

Question 20

What are the bones of the wrist and hand?

Answer 20

Carpals, metacarpals, and phalanges

Question 21

The wrist is made up of ______ bones

Answer 21

8

Question 22

How many metacarpal bones?

Answer 22

5

Question 23

How many phalange bones?

Answer 23

14

Question 24

_____ of the humerus articulates with the scapula

Answer 24

Head

Question 25

Bony prominence, rounded projection found on lateral surface of head

Answer 25

Greater tubercle

Question 26

Separates greater tubercle from intertubecular groove, more anterior

Answer 26

Lesser tubercle

Question 27

The space between the greater tubercle and lesser tubercle is known as that

Answer 27

Intertubecular groove

Question 28

What part of the humerus usually fractures?

Answer 28

Surgical neck

Question 29

Part of humerus that starts where the head finishes

Answer 29

Anatomical neck

Question 30

Raised surface containing deltoid muscle

Answer 30

Deltoid tuberosity

Question 31

Attachment site for extensors of the wrist

Answer 31

Lateral epicondyle

Question 32

What are the bones of the forearm

Answer 32

Ulna and radius

Question 33

Bony tip of elbow seen when bending arm

Answer 33

Olecranon process

Question 34

Indentation of the ulna that receives the head of the radius

Answer 34

Radial notch

Question 35

Part of ulna that goes into depression on humerus

Answer 35

Olecranon

Question 36

This cavity is ideal for movement of flexion and extension of elbow

Answer 36

Trochlear notch

Question 37

Goes into caracoid fossa in humorous from the ulna

Answer 37

Coronoid process

Question 38

Very strong membrane that binds radius and ulna together

Answer 38

Interosseous membrane

Question 39

Ulner head is on ________ end of bone

Answer 39

Distal

Question 40

The proximal row of carpal bones are (4 of them )

Answer 40

Scaphoid, lunate, triquetrum, pisiform bones

Question 41

The distal row of carpal bones are (4 of them)

Answer 41

Trapezium, trapezoid, capitate, and hamate bones.

Question 42

The ________ is also known as the thumb

Answer 42

Pollex

Question 43

Which of the two bones of the forearm is lateral in the anatomical position

Answer 43

Radius

Question 44

The rounded projections on either side of the elbow are parts of which bone

Answer 44

Humerus

Question 45

What is the third carpal bone from the lateral to medial on the proximal row?

Answer 45

Triquetrium

Question 46

A wedding ring is usually worn around which bone?

Answer 46

4th proximal phalynx

Question 47

Formed by the articulation of the pelvic bones with the thigh bones

Answer 47

Pelvic girdle

Question 48

Each pelvic bone formed by

Answer 48

Fusion

Question 49

Hip bones are also known as

Answer 49

Coral bones

Question 50

Joints between pelvic bone and sacrum, connects pelvic system to spine

Answer 50

Sacroiliac joints (SI)

Question 51

Three bones fuse together to from which bone

Answer 51

Hip bone

Question 52

Superior, largest component of hip bone

Answer 52

Ilium

Question 53

Part of hip used to sit on, rough, easily palpable, connects to pubic bone

Answer 53

Ischium

Question 54

The seat bone is also known as the

Answer 54

Ischial tuberosity

Question 55

Public bones articulate with the

Answer 55

Pubic symphysis

Question 56

Formed by two bones, Sacrum and coccyx

Answer 56

Pelvic

Question 57

Stabilized by ligaments and muscles

Answer 57

Pelvis

Question 58

______ have a broader lower pelvis, a larger pelvic outlet, and a broader pubic angle

Answer 58

Females

Question 59

______ pelvic outlet more narrow with a small angle

Answer 59

Male

Question 60

Height of male pelvis _______ than female

Answer 60

Taller

Question 61

Region between hip and knee

Answer 61

Thigh

Question 62

What is the one bone of the thigh

Answer 62

Femur

Question 63

The knee cap is also known as

Answer 63

Patella

Question 64

What two bones form the leg

Answer 64

Tibia and fibula

Question 65

Region between the knee and ankle

Answer 65

Leg

Question 66

How many tarsal bones in the foot

Answer 66

7

Question 67

How many phalanges in foot

Answer 67

14

Question 68

The longest bone in the body

Answer 68

Femur

Question 69

What the two bony prominences of the femur

Answer 69

Greater and lesser trochanters

Question 70

Runs posterior on bone, clear site of attachment for muscles of the thigh

Answer 70

Lines aspera

Question 71

Most hip fractures occur at ____ of femur

Answer 71

Neck

Question 72

Boney expansion that protrudes sideways on femur

Answer 72

Lateral epicondyle

Question 73

Largest bone in leg, also known as shinbone

Answer 73

Tibia

Question 74

Directly connects to condyles of the femur

Answer 74

Tibia

Question 75

Site of attachment of ligaments in the tibia

Answer 75

Medial malleoulus

Question 76

Articulates with the tibia but not with the femur, important landmark for ankle stability

Answer 76

Fibula

Question 77

Common site fo ligaments in fibula

Answer 77

Lateral malleolus

Question 78

What are the 7 tarsal bones

Answer 78

Talus, calcaneus, navicular, cuboid, medial, intermediate, and lateral cuneiforms

Question 79

Which tarsal bone articulates with the tibia and fibula

Answer 79

Talus

Question 80

Largest tarsal bone

Answer 80

Calcaneus

Question 81

Big toe is known as the

Answer 81

Hallux

Question 82

The heel bone is also known as

Answer 82

Calcaneus

Question 83

WHich three bones make up a hip bone?

Answer 83

Illium, ischium, and pubis

Question 84

The fibula neither participates in the knee joint nor bears weight. WHen it is fractured, however, walking becomes difficult. Why?

Answer 84

It connects to the ankle join, so movements in that area will be difficult