Lab Chapter 8: The Appendicular Skeleton

Question 1

Pectoral Girdle attach proximal arm ____ axial skeleton

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Question 2

Clavicle ____ S-Shaped

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Question 3

Scapulae: flat bones, posterior rib cage ____ triangle shaped

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Question 4

Scapulae: 3 sides, Superior Border, Medial Border ____ Lateral Border

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Question 5

The Scapulae articulates with ____ Humorous at the Glenoid Cavity

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Question 6

Humorous ____ the only long bone in the arm: from Scapula to Elbow

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Question 7

Fracture usually occurs ____ the narrow distal end, “Surgical Neck”

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Question 8

Humorous Radial Groove ____ posterior and for the Radial Nerve

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Question 9

The Medial ____ Lateral Epicondyles - attachment process for muscle

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Question 10

At the Condyle (Elbow) the Humorous articulates with the Ulna ____ Radius

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Question 11

Ulna is the Medial forearm _____

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Bone

Question 12

Radius ____ lateral bone of the forearm

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Question 13

Radius ____ 3 parts: head, shaft and radial styloid

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Question 14

Wrist: radial notch determines L ____ R

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Question 15

Radius Styloid Process articulates ____ Wrist

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Question 16

Wrist has 2 rows of Carpal bones: Proximal Carpal ____ Distal Carpal

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Question 17

Proximal Carpal Bones: Scaphoid, Lunate, Triquetrum ____ Pisiform

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Question 18

Distal Carpal bones: Trapezium, Trapezoid, Capitate _____ Hamate

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Question 19

Metacarpal bones are in ___ palm

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Question 20

5 Metacarpals: I-V lateral ____ medial

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Question 21

Phalanges ____ the finger bones

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Question 22

Pelvic Girdle attaches legs _____ Axial Skeleton

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Question 23

L___ R Pelvic bones

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Question 24

Femur articulates ____ the Acetabulum

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Question 25

The Pelvic: 3 fused bones: Ilium (superior), Ischium (posterior) ____ Pubis (inferior anterior)

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Question 26

Pelvis: Ligaments attach ____ the lateral side of the Sacrum with the Iliac Crest

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Question 27

Femur: longest ____ heaviest

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Question 28

Femur: head articulates ____ the Acetabulum

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Question 29

Femur: tendons attach ____ the greater and lesser Trochanter

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Question 30

Lesser Trochanter: projects posterior ____ medial

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Question 31

Greater Trochanter: projects ____ laterally

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Question 32

Patella: Sesamoid bone, is “sesame seed” _____

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shaped

Question 33

Patella: attaches _____ Quads Tendon

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Question 34

Patellar Ligaments connect ____ apex of the Patella to the Tibia

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to the

Question 35

Medial ____ Lateral facets of the Patella articulate with the femur

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Question 36

The Patella begins to Ossify after a child begins ____ walk

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Question 37

Tibia: ___ the medial bone

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Question 38

The Tibial tuberosity attach ____ the Patellar Ligament

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Question 39

Medial Malleolus (hammer) _____ distal medial of the Tibia

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Question 40

Fibula: Head, shaft ____ lateral malleolus

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Question 41

Lateral Malleolus: gives stability ____ the ankle

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Question 42

The Ankle ____ 7 Tarsal bones

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Question 43

The Tarsal Talus bone- transfer of weight from the body ____ the Tibia towards the toes

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Question 44

The Tarsal- Trochlea bone articulates with ____ lateral malleolus

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Question 45

Calcaneus ( the heel) ____ the largest Tarsal bone

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Question 46

5 Metatarsal bones, ( I-V ) ____ medial to lateral

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Question 47

Metatarsals 1-3 articulate with ____ Cuniform bones

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Question 48

Metatarsals 4 & 5 articulate ____ the Cuboid bone

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Question 49

The Metatarsals articulate with ____ Phalanges individually

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Question 50

Phalange (foot): Hallux (lg toe) has 2 phalanges, Distal ____ Proximal

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Question 51

Longitudinal Arch: Ties Calcaneus _____ the distal parts of the Metatarsals

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Question 52

Why is the foot arched? So that blood vessels and nerves are not squeezed between the bottom of the foot _____ the ground

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Question 53

Transverse Arch: degree of arch laterally from one side to another ____ the foot

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Question 54

Changes in bone structure begin ___ age 3

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Question 55

Bone makeup and structure can tell: muscle mass, age, sex _____ medical history

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Question 56

Muscles ___ primarily responsible for stabilizing, positioning and bracing

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Question 57

Ulna ____ medial to the Radius

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Question 58

The point of the elbow ____ the Olecranon of the Ulna

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Question 59

Bones of the hand articulate distally ____ the Phalanges

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Question 60

The Epiphysis of the femur articulates _____ the pelvis at the Acetabulum

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Question 61

The flexible sheet that interconnects the radius _____ ulna, tibia ____ fibula is the Interosseus Membrane

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and, and

Question 62

Bones of the Hip Bone: Ilium, Ischium _____ Pubis

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and

Question 63

7 bones of the Ankle (Tarsus): Talus, Calcaneus, Cuboid, Navicular ____ (5-7) three Cuneiform bones

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Question 64

Tubercles on bone indicates the position ____ muscle attachments

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Question 65

The Scapula articulates with the Humorous ____ the Glenoid cavity

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Question 66

Shape of the Pelvic Girdle is the same for females ____ males

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Question 67

Obturator Foramen is between the Pubic Ramus ___ Ischial Ramus

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Question 68

The Fibula articulates with the Femur ____ important to the knee joint

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and