Lab Overview 1

Question 0

Define: fossa

Answer 0

shallow depression

Question 1

Define: pectoral girdle

Answer 1

Set of bones that frame for the connection of the upper limb to the axial skeleton on each side. Made up of the clavicle and scapula.

Question 2

Define: foramen

Answer 2

hole through bone

Question 3

Define: sulcus

Answer 3

groove

Question 4

Processes that form articulations:

Answer 4

Condyle
Facet
Head

Question 5

Round articular surface:

Answer 5

Condyle

Question 6

Flat articular surface:

Answer 6

Facet

Question 7

Expanded end of bone with narrow neck:

Answer 7

Head

Question 8

Processes that are attachments for ligaments and tendons:

Answer 8

Spine
Tuberosity
Tubercle
Epicondyle

Question 9

Pointed projection for attachment of ligaments/tendons:

Answer 9

Spine

Question 10

Non-rounded rough surface for attachment of ligaments/tendons:

Answer 10

Tuberosity

Question 11

Small rounded process for attachment of ligaments and tendons:

Answer 11

Tubercle

Question 12

Rough projection about a condyle for attachment of ligaments/tendons:

Answer 12

Epicondyle

Question 13

Define: pelvic girdle

Answer 13

Set of bones that frame for the attachment of the lower limbs (femur specifically) to the axial region. Composed of the coxal bones (2) and sacrum. Gives support ot pelvic organs.

Question 14

Articulated vs. disarticulated.

Answer 14

Articulated is when bones are in place as if ligaments and tendons were holding them together. Disarticulated is when they are separated/taken apart.

Question 15

Pelvic girdle structures to know:

Answer 15

• Pubic symphysis
• Pubic arch
• Sacroiliac joint
• Pelvic inlet
• Male from female pelvic differences

Question 16

Coxal Bone Regions:

Answer 16

• acetabulum ischial spine
• iliac fossa greater sciatic notch
• ilica crest lesser sciatic notch
• anterior superior iliac spine ischial tuberosity
• anterior inferior iliac spine obturator foramen

Question 17

Sternoclavicular joint

Answer 17

The meeting point of the medial end of the clavicle and the sternum.