Appendicular Skeleton Lab 3 Flashcards by Katie Jones

Q

Acromion (scapula)

A

Large spine off back

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Clavicle

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Wavy, thicker than a rib

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Tell left from right (scapula)

A

Spine toward back, joint goes out

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Coracoid process (scapula)

A

Thinner spine, towards front

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Glenoid cavity (scapula)

A

Socket

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Subscapular fossa (scapula)

A

Big dent on side towards the body

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Supraspinous fossa (scapula)

A

Small dent on top, between acromion and coracoid process

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Infraspinous fossa (scapula)

A

Opposite the subscapular fossa

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Spine (scapula)

A

Ridge leading to acromion

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Left from right (humerus)

A

Large head towards body, big hole towards back

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Greater tubercle (humerus)

A

Lump on top, close to head

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Lesser tubercle (humerus)

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Sticks out to the front, near the top

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Head of humerus

A

Large knob on top

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Radial fossa (humerus)

A

Dent above capitulum, on side

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Coronoid fossas (humerus)

A

Big dent in the middle, facing front

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Capitulum (humerus)

A

Lump on the outer side, facing front

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Trochlea (humerus)

A

Below the coronoid fossa, very bottom in the middle

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Medial epicondyle (humerus)

A

Bump towards the middle

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Lateral epicondyle (humerus)

A

Bump towards the outside

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Olecranon fossa (humerus)

A

Giant hole facing the back

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Head of radius

A

Goes to elbow, perfect circle

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Neck of radius

A

Right below the head

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Styloid process of radius

A

Poky off the bottom

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Olecranon process (ulna)

A

Big process off the top

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Trochlear notch (ulna)

A

Inside of the olecranon process

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Coronoid process (ulna)

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Bottom of the trochlear notch

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Head of unla

A

Little lump on the bottom

Q

Styloid process of ulna

A

Tiny poky off the head

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Carpals

A

Wrist bones

Q

Metacarpals

A

Hand bones

Q

Phalanges

A

Fingers

Q

Coxal bone

A

Male from female (Coxal)

Q

Left from right (Coxal)

A

Good phone when held from greater sciatic notch

Q

Ilium (Coxal)

A

Right above the socket, towards inside

Q

Ischium (Coxal)

A

Opposite pubic in back

Q

Pubic (Coxal)

A

Front, opposite the ischium

Q

Iliac crest (Coxal)

A

Edge of ilium, towards the outside

Q

Acetabulum (Coxal)

A

The socket

Q

Pubic symphysis (Coxal)

A

Connects the Coxal bones

Q

Greater sciatic notch (Coxal)

A

Where you put your thumb for the phone call

Q

Lesser sciatic notch (Coxal)

A

Below the greater sciatic notch

Q

Auricular surface (Coxal)

A

Lower part of the rough stuff up top

Q

Obturator foramen (Coxal)

A

Big hole between pubic and ischium

Q

Patella

A

Circle lump

Q

Head of femur

A

Giant ball

Q

Neck of femur

A

Connects the ball to the rest of the bone

Q

Greater trochanter

A

Lump next to the neck

Q

Lesser trochanter (femur)

A

Lump at the bottom of the neck

Q

Lines aspera (femur)

A

Line down the back

Q

Lateral condyle (femur)

A

On back towards the outside

Q

Medial condyle (femur)

A

On back towards the inside

Q

Lateral epicondyle (femur)

A

On front towards the outside

Q

Medial epicondyle (femur)

A

On front towards the inside

Q

Intercondylar notch (femur)

A

Between condyles

Q

Left from right (femur)

A

Head towards the hip, condyles and intercondylar notch to the back

Q

Head of fibula

A

Lump off the top

Q

Lateral malleolus (fibula)

A

Lump off bottom, outside of ankle

Q

Tarsals

A

Ankle

Q

Metatarsals

A

Sole of foot

Q

Phalanges

A

Toes

Q

Medial condyle (tibia)

A

Bump on top, towards the middle

Q

Lateral condyle (tibia)

A

Bump on top towards the outside

Q

Intercondylar eminence (tibia)

A

Little bumps on the very top

Q

Medial malleolus (tiia)

A

Lump on bottom, inside of the ankle

Q

Tibial tuberosity

A

Bump near top on the front

Q

Left from right (tibia)

A

Tuberosity to the front, malleolus towards the middle