Chapter 7 Study Guide

Question 1

8 – So Long Top Part, Here Comes The Thumb (Start on thumb side and end on thumb side)
​Metacarpels – hand

Answer 1

Carpels

Question 2

14 – fingers – 3 in all but the thumb only has 2

Answer 2

Phalanges

Question 3

3 bones fused – Ilium, (ilac crest), Iscium (iscial tuberosity), pubis – all met to make up hip socket called acetabulum

Answer 3

Pelvic Girdle

Question 4

medial – crest – medial malleolus

Answer 4

Tibia

Question 5

lateral – lateral malleolus

Answer 5

Fibula

Question 6

talus, calcaneous (heel bone), navicular, cuboid, medial cuneiform, intermediate cuneiform, lateral cuneiform

Answer 6

Tarsals

Question 7

5 – foot

Answer 7

​Metatarsals

Question 8

14 on each foot – 3 on all toes but the 1st only two – called the great toe

Answer 8

Phalanges

Question 9

hip and shoulder JOINTS

Answer 9

Ball and Socket

Question 10

elbow, knee, between phalanges JOINTS

Answer 10

Hinge

Question 11

atlas/axis, radius /ulna JOINTS

Answer 11

Pivot

Question 12

Dorsiflexion/planatarflexion MOVEMENT

Answer 12

ankle

Question 13

Define Abduction/adduction

Answer 13

Away from midline /toward midline

Question 14

Pronation/supination LOCATION OF MOVEMENT

Answer 14

Radius/Ulna

Question 15

Inversion/eversion LOCATION OF MOVEMENT

Answer 15

Ankle

Question 16

manubrum, body, xiphoid process

Answer 16

Sternum

Question 17

ribs, 24 pairs (7 pair are true – attached directly to sternum, 5 false with last 2 as floating)

Answer 17

Thoracic Cage

Question 18

tail bone fused 4

Vertebral Column

Answer 18

Coccyx

Question 19

triangle – fused 5

Vertebral Column

Answer 19

Sacrum

Question 20

7 – bifid spinous process 1st called atlas, 2nd called axis

Vertebral Column

Answer 20

Cervical

Question 21

12 – attach to ribs

Vertebral Column

Answer 21

Thoracic

Question 22

5 – large body

Vertebral column

Answer 22

Lumbar

Question 23

upper jaw

Answer 23

Maxilla

Question 24

lower jaw , movable

Answer 24

Mandible

Question 25

clavicle, scapula (acromion process is tip of shoulder, spine of scapula)

Answer 25

Pectoral Girdle