D3 Location of skeletal bones Flashcards

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Description of cranium and where?

2 points

A

It contains and protects the brain

Skull

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Description of clavicles and where?

3 points

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Long, slim bones from the anterior part of shoulder girdle
String attachment for arms
Collar bone

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3
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Description of thoracic cage/ribs?

3 pairs

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12 pair of ribs long flat bones
7 pair of ribs are true ribs attached to sternum
5 pair of ribs are false ribs not attached to sternum

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Description of sternum (breastbone) and where?

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Elongated, flat bone runs down the centre of the chest
Forms the front of thoracic cage
7 pairs of ribs are attached to sternum providing protection and muscular attachment

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Description of scapula and where?

2 points

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Shoulder bone

Large, triangular, flat bone forms posterior part of shoulder girdle

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Description of humerus and where?

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Long bone of the upper arm+ largest upper limb
Head of humerus joins with scapula to form shoulder joint
Distal end articulates with radius and ulna to form elbow joint.

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Description of Radius and ulna and where?

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Ulna is the long bone of the forearm bone

Ulna and radius articulate distally with carpals

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Description of carpals and where?

3 points

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Eight small bones that make wrist
Irregular small bones
Fit closely together and are kept in place by ligaments

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Description of metacarpals and where?

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Five long bones in the palm of the hand

Run from carpal bones of the wrist to base of each digit in hand

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Description of phalanges?

1 point

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Bones make up thumbs, fingers and toes

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Description of pelvis and names of three sections?

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Two hip bones of three sections, fuse together during puberty
Ilium
Ischium
Pubis

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What does the ilium structure?

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Provides the socket for the ball and socket joint of the femur
Allows legs to be attached to main skeleton

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Description of femur and where?

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Longest and strongest bone in the body
Thigh bone
Head fits into socket of pelvis to form the hip joint

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Description of patella and where?

3 points

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Large, triangular seasmoid bone
In quadriceps femoris tendon
Protects knee joint

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Description of tibia and where?

4 points

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Long bone forming lower leg
Inner and thicker bone known as shin bone
Upper end joins the femur to form the knee joint
Lower end forms part of ankle joint

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Description of fibula and where?

3 points

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Long bone forming lower leg
Outer, thinner bone
Does not reach knee but lower end form part of ankle

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Description of tarsals and where?

3 points

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7 bones form the ankle joint
Helps support weight of the body and provides attachment for the calf muscles
Short and irregular bones

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Description of calcaneus (large heel bone)?

1 point

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Forms foundation of the rear part of the foot

19
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Description of metatarsals and where?

3 point

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Five metatarsals in foot
Located between tarsals and phalanges
Responsible for bearing weight and balancing pressure through balls of feet

20
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Bones that form axial skeleton

3 points

A

Vertebral column
Rib cage
Skull

21
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Bones that form appendicular skeleton?

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Pectoral girdle
Pelvic girdle
Bones of upper and lower limbs.

22
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Description of short bones?
2 examples?
(3 points)

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Small light strong cube-shaped bones consisting of cancellous bone
Surrounded by a thin layer of compact bone
Wrist and ankles are examples

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Description of flat bones?
3 examples
(3 points)

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Thin flattened and slightly curved
Large surface area
Scapulae sternum and cranium examples

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Description of seasmoid bones?
1 example
(3 points)

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Specialised function and found in a tendon
Provide smooth surface for tendon to slide over
Patella largest seasmoid bone in the knee joint

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Description of irregular bones?
1 example
(2 points)

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Complex shape

Spinal column are example