bones of skeleton

Question 1

greater trochanter

Question 2

Answer 2

intercondylar fossa

Question 3

Answer 3

medial epicondyle (on same side as the greater trochanter)

Question 4

neck of humerus

Question 5

mneumonic for carpal bones

Answer 5

lateral to medial (BOTH ROWS)

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that they can’t handle

Question 6

Answer 6

scaphoid

fall on the palm when the hand is abducted, the fracture occurring across the narrow
part of the scaphoid. Owing to the poor blood supply to the proximal part of the
scaphoid, union of the fractured parts may take at least 3 months. Avascular necrosis of
the proximal fragment of the scaphoid

Question 7

Answer 7

lunate

Question 8

Answer 8

trapezoid

Question 9

Answer 9

trapezium

Question 10

Answer 10

triquetrum

Question 11

Answer 11

capitate

Question 12

Answer 12

pisiform

Question 13

Answer 13

hamate

Question 14

Answer 14

linea aspera

Question 15

Answer 15

lesser trochanter

Question 16

I

Answer 16

adductor tubercle

Question 17

same side as lesser trochanter

Answer 17

lateral epicondyel

Question 18

Answer 18

medial condyle

Question 19

Answer 19

lateral condyle

Question 20

Answer 20

intercondylar fossa

Question 21

neck of femur significance

Answer 21

“Broken Hip”. The disruption of the blood supply
to the head and neck of the femur (the medial and lateral arteries)
that occurs with a femoral neck fracture may result in avascular necrosis of
the femoral head.

The affected limb is LATERALLY rotated due to the pull of
the muscles attached to the dissociated pieces of bone

Question 22

Answer 22

interchrocanter line

Question 23

Answer 23

talus

Question 24

Answer 24

calcaneous

Question 25

Answer 25

cuboid

Question 26

Answer 26

navicular

Question 27

Answer 27

medial cunefiform

Question 28

Answer 28

intermediate cuneform

Question 29

Answer 29

lateral cunieform

Question 30

Answer 30

medial malleolus of tibia

Question 31

Answer 31

tibial tuberosity

Question 32

Answer 32

lateral condyle of TIBULA

Question 33

Answer 33

medial condyle of TIBULA

Question 34

Answer 34

lateral mallelus of FIBULA

Question 35

Answer 35

Intertrochanteric Crest

Question 36

A

Answer 36

corocoid process

Question 37

B

Answer 37

acromion process

Question 38

C

Answer 38

supraspinous fossa

Question 39

D

Answer 39

spine

Question 40

e

Answer 40

infraspinous fossa

Question 41

Answer 41

glenoid cavity

Question 42

Answer 42

superior angle of scapula

Question 43

Answer 43

inferior angle of scapula

Question 44

Answer 44

supraglenoid tubercle

Question 45

Answer 45

infraglenoid tubercle

Question 46

Answer 46

where suprascapular nerve goes

Question 47

what is end on the left

Answer 47

acromial end of clavicle (A is higher in alphabet)

Question 48

what end of clavicle is on the right

Answer 48

sternal end

Question 49

Answer 49

head of humerus

Question 50

Answer 50

anaomical neck of humerus

Question 51

Answer 51

surgical neck of humerus

axillary nerve could be injured here

Question 52

Answer 52

greater tubercle of humerus

Question 53

Answer 53

lesser tubercle of humerus

Question 54

Answer 54

intertubercle sulcus

Question 55

Answer 55

deltoid tuberosity

Question 56

Answer 56

trochlea

Question 57

Answer 57

medial epicondyle of humerus

ulnar collateral ligament attaches here

common flexor tendon

pronator teres

Question 58

Answer 58

olcranon fossa

Question 59

Answer 59

acrimoclavicular ligament

Question 60

Answer 60

coracacromial ligament

Question 61

what is 3

Answer 61

corococlavicular

Question 62

what is 2

Answer 62

coracoacromial