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Chapter 7 A,C and B Skeleton
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1Label the Pectoral Gridle
- AAcromioclavicular Joint
- BClavicle
- CScapula
2Label the Right Clavicle (inferior view)
- AAcromonial End
- BTrapezoid Line
- CSternal End
- DConoid Tubercle
- EClavicle
3Label The Humerus
- AGreater Tubercle
- BLesser Tubercle
- CIntertubercular Sulcus
- DDeltoid Tuberisity
- ELateral Supracondylar
- FRadial Fossa
- GCapitulun
- HHead of Humerus
- IAnatomical Neck
- JRadial Groove
- KMedial Supracondylar ridge
- LCoronoid Fossa
- MOlecranon fossa
- NMedial Epicondyte
- OTrochlea
- PGreater Tubercle2
- QSurgical Neck
- RDelttoid tuberostity
- SLateral Epicondyle
4Name the Groups of the Hand Bones
- APhalanges
- BCarpals
- CMetaarpals
- Dcarpals
5Name the Bones Of the Pelvis
- ABase of Sacrum
- BIschium
- CHip Bone
- DPubic Symphisis
- EIlium
- FPubis
- GIschium
- HPubis
- IIschium
- JIlliac Fossa
- KSacrum
- LPubis Arch
- MCoccxy
- NPubis Symphysis
- OIlliac Fossa
- PFossa
- QPubic Symphysis
- RHib Bone
6Type wether the pelvis is male or female
- AFemale
- BMale
7Label the bones of the right foot
- APhalanges
- BMetatarsals
- CTarsals
- DMetatarsals
- ECalcaneus
- FTarsals
- GCalcaneus
- HTalus
8Write down the Archs of the Foot
- AMedial Longitudinal
- BTransverse
- CLateral Longitudinal
9Write the lobes of a fetal skull
- AFrontal
- BFrontal
- CParietal
- DOccipital
- ETemporal
- FParietal
- GOccipital
- HFrontal
10What are parts of the appendicular skeleton?
- APectoral and Pelvic girdle
- BLimbs of bones
- CCenter of body
- DRibs
11What are the bones of the upper limb?
- AHumerus, radius, ulna and breastbone
- BCalcareous, carpal bones, and phalanges
- CHumerus, radius and ulna, also carpals and phalanges
12Which bones are in the Pectoral Girdle?
- ACarpal
- BClavicles
- CForearm
- DScapula
13Which bones are in the pelvic girdle?
- AHip Bones
- BFibula
- CSacrum
- DCoccyx
- ESkull
14Label the spine
- ACervical
- BThoracic
- CLumbar
- DSacral
- ECoccyx
15Label the Invertebrate Disc
- AVertebral Spinous Process
- BSpinal Nerve Root
- CTransverse Process
- DHerniated portion of Disc
- ESpinal Cord
- FNucleus Pulposus of Disc
16Label the Cervical Spine
- ATransverse Ligament
- BBifid Spinous Process
- Cc1 (atlas)
- Dc7
- Ec2 (axis)
- Fc6
- Gc9
- Hc3
- IInferior Articular Process
- JSuperior Articular Process
- KBifid Spinous Process
- LSifid Spinous
17Type the missing words in the diagram
- ASuperior
- BTransverse
- CBody
- DInferior
- EArticular
18Choose the Missing Blanks in the Depiction
- ASuperior
- BInferior
- CSpinous Process
- DLateral Convex Skeleton
- ELumbar
- FThoracic
- GInvertebrate Disc
- HHyaline Cartilage
- ISuperior
- JInferior
19Label the Coccyx and the Sacrum
- ACoccyx
- BAnterior Sacral Foramina
- CApex
- DTransverse Ridges
- ESacral Vertebrae
- FSacrum Promontory
- GAla
20Label the Parts of the Ribs
- ATrue Ribs
- BFalse Ribs
- CFloating RIb
- DSternum
- EManubrium
- FBody
- GXiphoid
21Type the parts that connect from the rib to the sternum
- AAngle
- BHead
- CNeck
- DTubercle
- EShaft
- FSternum
- GCostal Groove
22Label the parts of the thoracic vertebrae and ribs that connect
- AArticular Facet
- BShaft
- CHead
- DSpinous Process
- ENeck
- FCostal Facet
23The Vertebrae Column [blank_start]Transmits[blank_end] weight of trunk to [blank_start]lower limbs[blank_end] and it
Surrounds and [blank_start]protects[blank_end] spinal cord- ATransmits
- Blower limbs
- Cprotects
24Abnormal Curvatures of the vertebrae column includes:
[blank_start]Scoliosis[blank_end] - abnormal lateral curve
[blank_start]Kyphosis[blank_end] (hunchback) – exaggerated thoracic curvature
[blank_start]Lordosis[blank_end] (swayback) – accentuated lumbar curvature- AScoliosis
- BKyphosis
- CLordosis
25What are the two parts of Intervertebral Disc?
- ANucleus pulposus
- Bvertebra prominens
- CAnulus fibrosus
- DIntervertebral foramina
26The [blank_start]Nucleus pulposus[blank_end] gives intervertebral disc its elasticity and compressibility; it has a [blank_start]Inner gelatinous nucleus[blank_end]
The [blank_start]Anulus fibrosus[blank_end] is just the Outer collar of the disc and it is composed of [blank_start]collagen and fibrocartilage[blank_end]- ANucleus pulposus
- BAnulus fibrosus
- CInner gelatinous nucleus
- Dcollagen and fibrocartilage
27C1 of the Vertebrae Column is called the [blank_start]atlas[blank_end], it has [blank_start]no body or spinous process[blank_end] and helps us nod "[blank_start]yes[blank_end]"
C2 of the Vertebrae Column is called the [blank_start]Axis[blank_end] its dens is a pivot for [blank_start]rotation of atlas[blank_end], it is also missing the [blank_start]body of atlas[blank_end] and helps nod for [blank_start]no[blank_end]
[blank_start]C1 to C7[blank_end]: smallest, lightest vertebrae
[blank_start]C3 to C7[blank_end] have an oval body, a bifid spinous process, Large, triangular vertebral foramen
Transverse foramen in each transverse process
C7 is called the [blank_start]vertebra prominens[blank_end] and has a long and prominent spinous process- Aatlas
- Bno body or spinous process
- Cyes
- DAxis
- Erotation of atlas
- Fbody of atlas
- Gno
- HC1 to C7
- IC3 to C7
- Jvertebra prominens
28[blank_start]T1-T12[blank_end] all articulate with ribs at facets and demifacets, Long, spinous process that points [blank_start]inferiorly[blank_end], Circular vertebral foramen an the location of [blank_start]articular[blank_end] facets allows rotation of certain area of spine
- AT1-T12
- Binferiorly
- Carticular
29[blank_start]L1-L5[blank_end] receive the most stress, it has short, thick pedicles and laminae, a flat hatchet-shaped spinous processes pointed [blank_start]posteriorly[blank_end], a [blank_start]Vertebral[blank_end] foramen triangular and its Orientation of articular facets locks the lumbar vertebrae [blank_start]together[blank_end] to prevent rotation
- AL1-L5
- Bposteriorly
- CVertebral
- Dtogether
30What are the functions of the Thoracic Cage?
- AProtects vital organs of thoracic cavity
- BConnects pelvis with limbs
- CSupports shoulder girdles and upper limbs
- DProvides attachment sites for muscles of neck, back, chest, and shoulders
- EIt has false ribs, true ribs and floating ribs
- FIts part of the axial skeleton
31Label the sutures of the skull
- ACoronal
- BLambdoid
- CCoronal
- DSquamous
- ELambdoid
- FCranial
- GFacial
- HCostal
32Type the areas of the Cranial Fossa
- AAnterior
- BMiddle
- CPosterior
33This is a Lateral view of the skull, Label it
- ATemporal
- BFrontal
- CCranial Fossa
- DFrontal
- ECranial Fossae
- FFossae
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- Chapter 7 A, C and B Skeletons and bones
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