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Chapter 8.4-8.3 Flashcards

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True or False The clavicle is a relatively smooth and rounded on both sides.

A

False the Inferior surface is flatter and marked by groves and ridges for muscle attachment.

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The pectoral girdle consists of which to bones?

A. Fabia and Tibia
B. Thorarcic Cage and Clavicle
C. Clavicle and Scapula

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C. Clavicle and Scapula

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The Suprascapular notch located in the superior border of the scapula provides passage for _________.

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nerve.

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On the humerus what condyle articulates with the ulna?

A.Medial Epicondyle
B.Trochlea
C. Cronoid Fossa
D. Medial Supracondylar ridge

A

B. Trochlea

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These sites on the humerus form certain forearm muscle attachments?

A. Lateral Suparcondylar
B. Medial Epicondyle
C. Medial Supracondylar
D. Lateral Epicondyle

A

C. Medial Supracondylar

A. Lateral Suparcondylar

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This is the lateral pit on the humorous for articulation with radius.

A. Coronoid Fossa
B. Radial Fossa
C. Lateral Epicondyle
D. Trochlea

A

B. Radial Fossa

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This condyle articulates with the radius.

A. Medial suprecondylar
B. Medial epidcondyle
C. Capitulum
D. Lateral epicondyle

A

C. Capitulum

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This is the medial pit to accommodate the ulna when flexed. 
A. Coronoid Fossa
B. Radial Fossa
C. Lateral Epicondyle
D. Trochlea
A

A. Coronoid Fossa

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This projection protects the ulna nerves.
A. Medial suprecondylar
B. Medial epidcondyle
C.  Capitulum 
D. Lateral epicondyle
A

B. Medial epidcondyle

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This is the articulating surface for the femur of the pelvic girdle.

A. Pelvic Inlet
B. Acetabulum
C. Obturator Foramen
D. Pelvic symphysis

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B. Acetabulum

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This is the interpubic disc and the region of the pubic bone on either side.

A. Pelvic Inlet
B. Acetabulum
C. Obturator Foramen
D. Pelvic symphysis

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D. Pelvic symphysis

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The anterior facing portion of the sacrum.
A.Base of sacrum
B. Sacroiliac Joint
C. Pelvic Surface of Sacrum
D. Interpubic Disc
A

A. Base of the sacrum

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Place where sacrum and ilium articulate.

A.Base of sacrum
B. Sacroiliac Joint
C. Pelvic Surface of Sacrum
D. Interpubic Disc

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B. Sacroiliac Joint

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This is where the sacrum and vertebra articulate.
A.Base of sacrum
B. Sacroiliac Joint
C. Pelvic Surface of Sacrum
D. Interpubic Disc
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A. Base of Sacrum

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This is the area of the femur that articulates with the patella.
A. Medial Epicondyle
B. Petellar Surface
C. Base of Patella
D. Apex of Patella
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B. Petellar Surface

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The interior widest portion of the femur at the knee.
A. Medial Epicondyle
B. Lateral Epicondyle
C. Inertochanteric Line
D. Fovea Capitis
A

A. Medial Epicondyle

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Smaller interior attachment side for hip muscles.
A. Medial Epicondyle
B.Lesser Trochanter
C. Inertochanteric Line
D. Fovea Capitis
A

B. Lesser Trochanter

18
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Delicate line of the femur that connects the trochanter.
A. Medial Epicondyle
B.Lesser Trochanter
C. Inertochanteric Line
D. Fovea Capitis
A

C. Interochanteric Line

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The pit in the head of the femur. 
A. Medial Epicondyle
B.Lesser Trochanter
C. Inertochanteric Line
D. Fovea Capitis
A

D. Fovea Capitis

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Part of the scapula closest to the vertebra. 
A. Superior Border
B. Medial Border
C. Lateral Border
D. Glenoid Cavity
A

B. Medial Border

21
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The top portion of the scapula.
A. Superior Border
B. Medial Border
C. Lateral Border
D. Glenoid Cavity
A

A. Superior border

22
Q 
Allows passage for the suprascapular nerve.
A. Acromion
B. Coracoid Process
C. Suprascpular Notch
D. Subscrapular Fossa
A

C. Supreascpular Notch

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Q 
Occupied by the subscapularis muscle.
A. Acromion
B. Coracoid Process
C. Suprascpular Notch
D. Subscrapular Fossa
A

D. Subscrapular Fossa

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Attachment site for the short head of the bicep's brachii. 
A. Acromion
B. Coracoid Process
C. Suprascpular Notch
D. Subscrapular Fossa
A

C. Coracoid Process

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Protects shoulder from being dislocated superiorly.
A. Acromion
B. Coracoid Process
C. Suprascpular Notch
D. Subscrapular Fossa
A

A. Acromion

26
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Located furthest away from the vertebra. A. Acromion
B. Coracoid Process
C. Medial Border
D. Lateral Border

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D. Lateral Border

27
Q

True or False Female pelvic arch is 120 degrees

28
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True or False. The hip bone includes the Ilium, Pubis, and Ischium.

29
Q

One of the eight carpal bones.
A. Lunate
B. Ulna
C. Humerus

30
Q 
What is shared between the lower leg and forearms?
A. Interosseous Membrane
B. Malleoli
C. Olecranon Process
D. Trochlear notch
A

A. Interosseous Membrane

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