week 1

Question 1

Bones located in the human arm

Answer 1

Question 2

Articulation

Answer 2

when two or more bones are joined, whether they move at that point or not

Question 3

Ligament

Answer 3

Flexible tissue connecting articular ends of bones

Question 4

Point of origin

Answer 4

area of attatchement to the bone, stays fixed

Question 5

Lateral

Answer 5

Perpendicularly away from the midsagittal plane

Question 6

Medial

Answer 6

Perpendicularly toward midsagittal plane

Question 7

Proximal

Answer 7

The uppermost portion of a bone; part that is closest to the head when body is in anatomical position

Question 8

Distal

Answer 8

The lowermost part of the bone

Question 9

Dorsal

Answer 9

Used in animals to indicate in back, similar to posterior, using the spine as a plane

Question 10

Ventral

Answer 10

Used on animals to indicate ‘in front’ using the spine as a plane, similar to anterior

Question 11

Anterior

Answer 11

In front, used in human identification, simular to ventral

Question 12

Posterior

Answer 12

Behind, used in human anatomical identification, similar to dorsal

Question 13

Anatomical Position

Answer 13

Body with arms by side, palms forward

Question 14

Appendicular

Answer 14

The skeleton of the limbs (appendiges)

Question 15

Axial

Answer 15

The skeleton of the head and trunk

Question 16

Inferior

Answer 16

lower

Question 17

Pronation

Answer 17

Dorsal rotation of the wrist

Question 18

Sagittal Section

Answer 18

Any part of the body parallel to the sagittal suture

Question 19

Superior

Answer 19

Above

Question 20

Supination

Answer 20

Palms facing anteriorly, as in anatomical position

Question 21

Condoyle

Answer 21

Rounded process at the point of articulation with another bone
EX: Occipital Condoyle

Question 22

Crest

Answer 22

A projecting ridge

Question 23

Diaphysis

Answer 23

the shaft of the bone

Question 24

Epiphysis

Answer 24

The end part of the bone attatched to the diaphysis

Question 25

Fontanelle

Answer 25

Space between cranial bones during infancy, also known as soft spot

Question 26

Foramen

Answer 26

A hole or opening Ex: foramen magnum

Question 27

Fossa

Answer 27

A pit, depression, or cavity Ex: Acetabulum is to femur as glenoid fossa is to humerus

Question 28

Process

Answer 28

Any outgrowth or prominence of bone, typicall attatched to muscle Ex: Mastoid Process

Question 29

Suture

Answer 29

Areas of articulation between cranial bones Ex: Lambdoidal Suture

Question 30

Torus

Answer 30

An elevation of prominence Ex: Supraorbital Torus, brow ridge

Question 31

Frontal Bone

Answer 31

Question 32

Parietal

Answer 32

Question 33

Temporal

Answer 33

Question 34

Occipital

Answer 34

Question 35

Sphenoid

Answer 35

Question 36

Maxilla

Answer 36

Question 37

Zygomatic

Answer 37

Question 38

Mandible

Answer 38

Question 39

Nasal Bone

Answer 39

Question 40

Sagittal Suture

Answer 40

A.

Question 41

Coronal Suture

Answer 41

B.

Question 42

Lambdoidal Suture

Answer 42

C.

Question 43

Squamosal Suture

Answer 43

E.

Question 44

Metopic Suture

Answer 44

F.

Question 45

Mental Iminence

Answer 45

3.

Question 46

Supraorbital Torus

Answer 46

4. Brow Ridge

Question 47

Temporal Line

Answer 47

5.

Question 48

Superior Nuchal Line

Answer 48

6.

Question 49

Mastoid Process

Answer 49

7.

Question 50

External Auditory Meatus

Answer 50

8.

Question 51

Zygomatic Arch

Answer 51

9.

Question 52

Occipital Condyle

Answer 52

13.

Question 53

Foramen Magnum

Answer 53

14.

Question 54

Adult Dental Formula

Answer 54

2:1:2:3 Incisors, Canine, Premolar, Molar Respectively

Question 55

Child Dental Formula

Answer 55

2:1:0:2 Incisors, Canine, Premolar, Molar Respectively

Question 56

Pubic Simphysis

Answer 56

A part of the pubic bone that connects the two ischium. It can also indicate age of the bone