Lecture 5 Material (Appendicular Skeleton and Joints!) Flashcards
Identify this structure the arrow is pointed at
Humeral ligament
a) Identify the part of this bone marked by the arrow
b) Is it from the left side or right side of the body?
c) What bone of the body is this?
a) Trochlear notch
b) Right side
c) The ulna
a) Identify the part of this bone marked by the star
b) Is it from the left side or right side of the body?
c) What bone of the body is this?
a) Capitulum
b) Left side
c) Humerus
a) Identify the part of this bone marked by the star
b) Is it from the left side or right side of the body?
c) What bone of the body is this?
a) Radial notch
b) Right side
c) Ulna
a) Identify the part of this bone marked by the star
b) Is it from the left side or right side of the body?
c) What bone of the body is this?
a) Infraspinous fossa
b) Right side
c) Scapula
a) Identify the part of this bone marked by the arrow
b) Is it from the left side or right side of the body?
c) What bone of the body is this?
a) Lesser tubercle
b) Left side
c) Humerus
a) Identify the part of this bone marked by the arrow
b) Is it from the left side or right side of the body?
c) What bone of the body is this?
a) Acromial end
b) Right side
c) Clavicle
a) Identify the part of this bone marked by the arrow
b) Is it from the left side or right side of the body?
c) What bone of the body is this?
a) Radial tuberosity
b) Right side
c) Radius
a) Identify the part of this bone marked by the arrow
b) Is it from the left side or right side of the body?
c) What bone of the body is this?
a) Trapezoid line
b) Left side
c) Clavicle
Which of the following bones is the human arm?
A) Femur
B) Clavicle
C) Humerus
D) Tibia
C) Humerus
Which of the following is a wrist bone?
A) Phalange Bone
B) Metacarpal Bone
C) Trapezium Bone
D) Ulna Bone
C) Trapezium bone
Which carpal bones articulate with the radius?
A) Triquetrum and Pisiform
B) Lunate and Hamate
C) Scaphoid and Lunate
D) Scaphoid and Capitate
C) Scaphoid and Lunate
Which of the following correctly matches the bone process with its primary feature or function?
A) Epicondyle – A sharp, slender projection typically found only on the femur.
B) Tuberosity – A large, convex articular prominence, serving as a primary point of articulation
with other bones.
C) Trochanter – A large, blunt projection found exclusively on the femur, serving as an
attachment site for muscles.
D) Crest – A small, rounded process mainly involved in forming joints with adjacent bones.
C) Trochanter – A large, blunt projection found exclusively on the femur, serving as an attachment site for muscles
Which of the following bones is involved in forming the glenohumeral joint?
A) Clavicle
B) Scapula
C) Radius
D) Ulna
B) Scapula
Which bone contains the coracoid process?
A) Humerus
B) Clavicle
C) Scapula
D) Radius
C) Scapula