Lab 7 Flashcards

1
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Components of the pectoral girdle (9)
(label the diagram on p. 3)

A
  1. Scapula
  2. acromion
  3. coracoid process
  4. humerus
  5. scapula
  6. manubrium
  7. glenoid cavity
  8. body
  9. spine
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Components of the upper arm (9)
(label diagram on p. 9)

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  1. greater tubercle
  2. lesser tubercle
  3. deltoid tuberosity
  4. capitulum
  5. lateral epicondyle
  6. medial epicondyle
  7. humerus
  8. olecranon fossa
  9. trochlea
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Components of the forearm (10)
(label diagram on p. 9)

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  1. head of the radius
  2. radius
  3. ulna
  4. metacarpals
  5. carpals
  6. phalanges
  7. olecranon
  8. styloid process medial
  9. styloid process lateral
  10. radial tuberosity
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Component of the pelvic girdle (12)
(label diagram on p. 11)

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  1. sacrum
  2. iliac crest
  3. coccyx
  4. obturator foramen
  5. pubic symphysis
  6. ischium
  7. pubic ramus
  8. acetabulum
  9. ilium
  10. pelvic girdle
  11. ischium tuberosity
  12. anterior gluteal line/superior iliac crest
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Components of the upper leg or thigh (10)
(label diagram on p. 15)

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  1. ilium
  2. sacrum
  3. acetabulum
  4. head of the femur
  5. neck of femur
  6. lesser trochanter
  7. greater trochanter
  8. femur
  9. medial condyle
  10. lateral condyle
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Components of the lower leg (9)
(label diagram on p. 15)

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  1. patella
  2. tibia
  3. fibula
  4. medial malleolus
  5. talus
  6. tarsals
  7. metatarsals
  8. phalanges
  9. lateral malleolus
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7
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Components of the foot (6)
(label diagram on p. 16)

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  1. tibia
  2. talus
  3. calcaneus
  4. phalanges
  5. metatarsals
  6. tarsals
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8
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What are the type of articulations by movement (3)

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  1. synarthrotic: no movement
  2. amphiathrotic: only limited movement
  3. diarthrotic: freely moveable
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9
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Types of synarthrotic joints

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  1. sutures (skull bone)
  2. synostosis
  3. gomphosis (tooth)
  4. synchondrosis (first rib and manubrium)
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10
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types of amiarthrotic joints

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  1. syndesmosis (distal joint between the tibia and fibula: ankle)
  2. symphysis (e.g., pubic symphysis)
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11
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types of diathrotic joints

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  1. synovial joints (e.g., elbow hinge joint, knee hinge joint, ulna and radius pivot joint, atlas and dens of pivot joint)
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12
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the knee joint components (11)
(label diagram on p. 22)

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  1. femur
  2. quadriceps tendon
  3. patella
  4. lateral collateral ligament
  5. medial collateral ligament
  6. patellar ligament
  7. lateral meniscus
  8. medial meniscus
  9. tibia
  10. anterior cruciate ligament
  11. posterior curciate ligament
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