Lecture/Lab 7

Question 1

side rules for clavicle

Answer 1

flat is lateral, rounded sternal is medial

Question 2

side rules for scapula

Answer 2

glenoid fossa is lateral, spine is posterior, coracoid and acromion processes are superior

Question 3

side rules for humerus

Answer 3

head is medial and proximal, medial epicondyle is larger than lateral, olecranon fossa is posterior and distal

Question 4

side rules for radius

Answer 4

head is proximal, styloid process is lateral and distal, ulnar notch is medial and distal

Question 5

side rules for ulna

Answer 5

olecranon process is proximal, styloid process is poster–medial and distal

Question 6

side rules for os coxae

Answer 6

ilium is superior, ischial tuberosity is inferior and posterior, pubis is anterior and roughened

Question 7

side rules for femur

Answer 7

head is proximal and medial, greater trochanter is lateral, patellar surface is anterior

Question 8

side rules for patella

Answer 8

articular facets are posterior, apex is distal

Question 9

side rules for tibia

Answer 9

anterior of shaft has a sharp crest, tibial tuberosity is anterior and proximal

Question 10

side rules for fibula

Answer 10

lateral malleolus is distal and lateral, proximal end is rounder than distal end,

Question 11

side rules of the talus

Answer 11

angular projection is lateral

Question 12

side rules for calcaneus

Answer 12

the heel is posterior, sideways projection is medial (points to opposite side from which the bone is from

Question 13

how many different kinds of vertebra do we have and how many of each kind

Answer 13

cervical (7), thoracic (12), lumbar (5), sacral (5), coccyx (4/3)