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1This bone is the [blank_start]clavicle[blank_end]
1. Aclavicle
2label the parts of the pelvis
1. Asacroiliac joint
2. Bacetabulum
3. Cpelvic brim
4. Dcoccyx
5. Esacral foramina
6. Fsacral promontory
7. Gsacrum
8. Hiliac crest
9. Ianterior superior iliac spin
10. Janterior inferior iliac spin
11. Kobturator foramen
12. Lpubic symphysis
13. Mpubic arch
14. Nischial spin
15. Oischial tuberosity
3label the parts of the long bone
1. Aepiphysis
2. Bdiaphysis
3. Cepiphysis
4. Darticular cartilage
5. Espongy bone
6. Fepiphyseal line
7. Gperiosteum
8. Hcompact bone
9. Imedullary cavity
10. Jtrabeculae
11. Kyellow bone marrow
12. Lcompact bone
13. Mperiosteum
4label the ends and what bone is pictured
1. Aproximal
2. Bdistal
3. Cclavicle
5label the bones
1. Aradius
2. Bulna
3. Chead
4. Dradial tuberosity
5. Elateral styloid process
6. Fmedial styloid process
7. Ghead
8. Hradial notch
9. Itrochlear notch
10. Jolecranon process
6this bone is the [blank_start]radius[blank_end]
1. Aradius
7label the 3 divisions of the pelvis
1. Ailium
2. Bischium
3. Cpubis
8label the type of bone (using dot in the top left corner) as well as the parts of the bone
1. Aperiosteum
2. Bspongy bone
3. Ccompact bone
4. Dosteon
5. Ecentral canal
6. Fconcentric rings of lamellae
7. Gcanaliculi
8. HLacunae with osteocytes
9. Icentral canal
10. Jlacunae with osteocytes
11. Kcompact bone
9Label which bone this is in the dot on the left, the side in which this bone is located on the right, and label the structures of the bone.
1. Ascapula
2. Bright
3. Csupraspinous fossa
4. Dacromion process
5. Ecoracoid process
6. Fglenoid cavity
7. Gspine
8. Hinfraspinous fossa
9. Ilateral border
10. Jmedial border
11. Kinferior angle
12. Lsuperior boarder
10label hand with specific structure and its number
1. Adistal phalanx 1
2. Bproximal phalanx 1
3. Cmetacarpal 1
4. Ddistal phalanx 5
5. Emiddle phalanx 5
6. Fproximal phalanx 5
7. Gmetacarpal 5
8. H8 carpals

11label the carpals, metacarpals, and phalanges.
1. Acarpals
2. Bmetacarpals
3. Cphalanges
12label the femur
1. Ahead
2. Bneck
3. Cgreater trochanter
4. Dlesser trochanter
5. Elinea aspera
6. Flateral condyle
7. Glateral epicondyle
8. Hmedial condyle
9. Imedial epicondyle
10. Jmedial condyle
11. Klateral condyle
13label what bone this is on the middle dot, and label right/left above each image as well as the parts of the bone
1. Ahumerus
2. Bleft
3. Cright
4. Dhead
5. Edeltoid tuberosity
6. Fmedial epicondyle
7. Glateral epicondyle
8. Holecranon fossa
9. Itrochlea
10. Jcapitulum
14label the specific muscles
1. Aflexor carpi radialis
2. Bpalmaris longus
3. Cflexor carpi ulnaris
4. Dflexor digitorum superficialis
5. Eflexor pollicis longus
6. Fflexor digitorum profundus
15[blank_start]Fibrous[blank_end] joints are joints bound by connective tissue.

[blank_start]Cartilaginous[blank_end] joints are joints connected by cartilage.

[blank_start]Synovial[blank_end] joints are complex joints designed for free movement
1. AFibrous
2. BCartilaginous
3. CSynovial
16this bone is the [blank_start]patella[blank_end]
1. Apatella
17label the tibia and fibula
1. Alateral condyle
2. Bmedial condyle
3. Cmedial malleolus
4. Dtibial tuberosity
5. Eanterior tibial crest
6. Flateral malleolus
7. Ghead
18this muscle is the [blank_start]trapezius[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]retracts, elevates and depresses scapula[blank_end]e; [blank_start]extends head[blank_end]
1. Atrapezius
2. Bretracts, elevates and depresses scapula
3. Cextends head
19label the specific muscles
1. Aextensor carpi ulnaris
2. Bextensor digitorum
3. Cextensor carpi radialis longus
4. Dextensor retinaculum
20Select ALL examples of FIBROUS joints
1. Aknee
2. Belbow
3. Csutures of skull
4. Dsternum and ribs
5. Eintervertebral disks
6. Fshoulder
7. Gwrist
8. Hpubic symphysis
9. Itooth and jaw connection
10. Jjoints between fingers
21Select ALL examples of CARTILAGINOUS joints
1. Aknee
2. Belbow
3. Csutures of skull
4. Dsternum and ribs
5. Eintervertebral disks
6. Fshoulder
7. Gwrist
8. Hpubic symphysis
9. Itooth and jaw connection
10. Jjoints between fingers
22Select ALL examples of SYNOVIAL joints
1. Aknee
2. Belbow
3. Csutures of skull
4. Dsternum and ribs
5. Eintervertebral disks
6. Fshoulder
7. Gwrist
8. Hpubic symphysis
9. Itooth and jaw connection
10. Jjoints between fingers
23this bone is the [blank_start]fibula[blank_end]
1. Afibula
24label the tarsals
1. Acalcaneus
2. Btalus
3. Cmetatarsal 1
4. Dmetatarsal 2
5. Emetatarsal 3
6. Fmetatarsal 4
7. Gmetatarsal 5
8. Hproximal phalanx
9. Idistal phalanx
10. Jproximal phalanx
11. Kmiddle phalanx
12. Ldistal phalanx
25label the structure of the synovial joint
1. Aligament
2. Bjoint capsule
3. Carticular cartilage
4. Dfibrous capsule
5. Esynovial fluid
6. Fperiosteum
26the blue muscle is the [blank_start]rhomboideus minor[blank_end]
the red muscle is the [blank_start]rhomboideus major[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]retract and stabilize scapula[blank_end]
1. Arhomboideus minor
2. Brhomboideus major
3. Cretract and stabilize scapula
27label the connective tissues
1. Apalmar aponeurosis
2. Bflexor retinaculum
28label the tarsals, metatarsals, and phalanges
1. Atarsals
2. Bmetatarsals
3. Cphalanges
29label
1. Asacrum
2. Bsacral foramina
3. Csacral promontory
4. Dsacral canal
5. Esacral hiatus
30more detailed kind of synovial joint
1. Atendon
2. Bbursa
3. Cjoint capsule
4. Djoint cavity
31Muscle shown is the [blank_start]Deltoid[blank_end]
Origin: [blank_start]Clavicle and scapula[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]Deltoid tuberosity[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]abducts, flexes and extends arm[blank_end]
1. ADeltoid
2. BClavicle and scapula
3. CDeltoid tuberosity
4. Dabducts, flexes and extends arm
32Brachioradialis
Insertion: [blank_start]Radius[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]Flexes forearm[blank_end]
1. ARadius
2. BFlexes forearm
33this bone is the [blank_start]sternum[blank_end]
1. Asternum
34label the gender of the pelvis as well as two aspects of the pelvis
1. Amale
2. Bfemale
3. Cpelvic inlet
4. Dpelvic inlet
5. Esubpubic angle
6. Fsubpubic angle
35knee joint
1. Afemur
2. Btibia
3. Cfibula
4. Dlateral collateral ligament
5. Elateral meniscus
6. Fmedial meniscus
7. Gmedial collateral ligament
8. Hanterior cruciate ligament
9. Iposterior cruciate ligament
10. Jquadriceps femoris tendon
11. Kpatellar ligament
12. Lpatella
36the highlighted muscle is the [blank_start]Pectoralis major[blank_end]
Origin: [blank_start]Clavicle and sternum[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]Humerus[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]Adducts and flexes arm[blank_end]
1. APectoralis major
2. BClavicle and sternum
3. CHumerus
4. DAdducts and flexes arm
37Supinator
Origin: [blank_start]Lateral epicondyle of humerus[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]Radius[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]supinates forearm[blank_end]
1. ALateral epicondyle of humerus
2. BRadius
3. Csupinates forearm
38this bone is the [blank_start]sacrum[blank_end]
1. Asacrum
39label leg muscles
1. Ailiopsoas
2. Bgluteus maximus
3. Cgluteus medius
4. Dadductor group
5. Equadriceps femoris group
6. Fhamstring group
7. Gsartorius
8. Hperoneus (fibularis) longus
9. Itibialis anterior
10. Jextensor digitorum
11. Kflexor digitorum (longus)
12. Lgastrocnemius
40label the types of joints
1. Ahinge
2. Bball and socket
3. Cplane (gliding)
41The muscle shown is the [blank_start]teres minor[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]laterally rotates arm[blank_end]
1. Ateres minor
2. Blaterally rotates arm
42Pronator teres
Origin: [blank_start]medial epicondyle of humerus[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]Radius[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]Pronates forearm[blank_end]
1. Amedial epicondyle of humerus
2. BRadius
3. CPronates forearm
43this bone is the [blank_start]scapula[blank_end]. it is on the [blank_start]right[blank_end] side.
1. Ascapula
2. Bright
44the muscle shown is the [blank_start]teres major[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]extends and medially rotates arm[blank_end]
1. Ateres major
2. Bextends and medially rotates arm
45Iliopsoas
Origin: [blank_start]Ilium, vertebra[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]lesser trochanter[blank_end]
Action: [blank_start]Flexes thigh[blank_end]
1. AIlium, vertebra
2. Blesser trochanter
3. CFlexes thigh
46Give the examples of each joint:
Hinge: [blank_start]knee[blank_end], [blank_start]elbow[blank_end]
Ball and socket: [blank_start]shoulder[blank_end], [blank_start]hip[blank_end]
Plane (gliding): [blank_start]metatarsals[blank_end], [blank_start]wrist[blank_end]
1. Aknee
2. Belbow
3. Cshoulder
4. Dhip
5. Emetatarsals
6. Fwrist
47Flexor carpi radialis
Origin: [blank_start]medial epicondyle[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]flexes and abducts hand[blank_end]
1. Amedial epicondyle
2. Bflexes and abducts hand
48this bone is the [blank_start]scapula[blank_end]. it is on the [blank_start]left[blank_end] side.
1. Ascapula
2. Bleft
49Match the features with the pelvis
1. AOval-shaped pelvic inlet
2. Bwider, shorter ilium
3. Csubpubic angle >90 degrees
4. DIschial spines farther apart
5. EWider sacrum
6. FLighter in weight
7. Gheart-shaped pelvic inlet
8. Hsteeper, longer ilium
9. Isubpubic angle <90 degrees
10. JIschial spines closer together
11. KSacrum not as high
12. LHeavier in weight
50the muscle shown is the [blank_start]latissimus dorsi[blank_end]
origin: [blank_start]vertebral column[blank_end]
insertion: [blank_start]humerus[blank_end]
action(s): [blank_start]adducts, extends, medially rotates arm[blank_end]
1. Alatissimus dorsi
2. Bvertebral column
3. Chumerus
4. Dadducts, extends, medially rotates arm
51Gluteus maximus
Origin: [blank_start]Ilium[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]greater trochanter[blank_end]
Actions: [blank_start]Extends and abducts thigh[blank_end]
1. AIlium
2. Bgreater trochanter
3. CExtends and abducts thigh
52Flexor carpi ulnaris
Origin: [blank_start]medial epicondyle[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]flexes and adducts hand[blank_end]
1. Amedial epicondyle
2. Bflexes and adducts hand
53this bone is the [blank_start]humerus[blank_end]. it is on the [blank_start]right[blank_end] side.
1. Ahumerus
2. Bright
54the muscle shown is the [blank_start]biceps brachii[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]radial tuberosity[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]flexes and supinates forearm[blank_end]
1. Abiceps brachii
2. Bradial tuberosity
3. Cflexes and supinates forearm
55Gluteus medius
Origin: [blank_start]Ilium[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]greater trochanter[blank_end]
Action: [blank_start]abducts thigh[blank_end]
1. AIlium
2. Bgreater trochanter
3. Cabducts thigh
56Palmaris longus
Origin: [blank_start]medial epicondyle[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]aponeurosis of hand[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]flexes hand[blank_end]
1. Amedial epicondyle
2. Baponeurosis of hand
3. Cflexes hand
57this bone is the [blank_start]humerus[blank_end]. it is on the [blank_start]left[blank_end] side.
1. Ahumerus
2. Bleft
58the muscle shown is the [blank_start]triceps brachii[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]olecranon process of ulna[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]extends forearm[blank_end]
1. Atriceps brachii
2. Bolecranon process of ulna
3. Cextends forearm
59Adductor group
Origin: [blank_start]Pubis[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]Linea aspera[blank_end]
Actions: [blank_start]Adducts and flexes thigh[blank_end]
1. APubis
2. BLinea aspera
3. CAdducts and flexes thigh
60Flexor digitorum superficialis
Origin: [blank_start]medial epicondyle[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]flexes middle phalanges 2-5[blank_end]
1. Amedial epicondyle
2. Bflexes middle phalanges 2-5
61the bone on the left side of the image is the [blank_start]ulna[blank_end]. it is located on the [blank_start]left[blank_end] side of the body.
1. Aulna
2. Bleft
62the muscle shown is the [blank_start]brachioradialis[blank_end]
insertion: [blank_start]Radius[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]flexes forearm[blank_end]
1. Abrachioradialis
2. BRadius
3. Cflexes forearm
63Quadriceps femoris group
Origins: [blank_start]Femur, anterior inferior iliac spine[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]Tibial tuberosity[blank_end]
Actions: [blank_start]Flexes thigh and extends leg[blank_end]
1. AFemur, anterior inferior iliac spine
2. BTibial tuberosity
3. CFlexes thigh and extends leg
64Flexor digitorum profundus
Action(s): [blank_start]flexes distal phalanges 2-5[blank_end]
1. Aflexes distal phalanges 2-5
65this bone is the [blank_start]ulna[blank_end]. it is located on the [blank_start]right[blank_end] side.
1. Aulna
2. Bright
66the muscle shown is the [blank_start]supinator[blank_end]
Origin: [blank_start]lateral epicondyle of humerus[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]Radius[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]supinates forearm[blank_end]
1. Asupinator
2. Blateral epicondyle of humerus
3. CRadius
4. Dsupinates forearm
67Hamstring group
Origin: [blank_start]Ischial tuberosity[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]Tibia and fibula[blank_end]
Actions: [blank_start]Extends thigh and flexes leg[blank_end]
1. AIschial tuberosity
2. BTibia and fibula
3. CExtends thigh and flexes leg
68Flexor pollicis longus
Action(s): [blank_start]flexes thumb[blank_end]
1. Aflexes thumb
69this bone is the [blank_start]coxa[blank_end]. it is on the [blank_start]right[blank_end] side.
1. Acoxa
2. Bright
70the muscle shown is the [blank_start]pronator teres[blank_end]
origin: [blank_start]medial epicondyle of humerus[blank_end]
insertion: [blank_start]radius[blank_end]
action(s): [blank_start]pronates forearm[blank_end]
1. Apronator teres
2. Bmedial epicondyle of humerus
3. Cradius
4. Dpronates forearm
71Sartorius
Origin: [blank_start]anterior superior iliac spine[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]Tibia[blank_end]
Actions: [blank_start]Flexes and laterally rotates thigh[blank_end], [blank_start]flexes leg[blank_end]
1. Aanterior superior iliac spine
2. BTibia
3. CFlexes and laterally rotates thigh
4. Dflexes leg
72Extensor carpi radialis longus
Origin: [blank_start]lateral epicondyle[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]extends and abducts hand[blank_end]
1. Alateral epicondyle
2. Bextends and abducts hand
73this bone is the [blank_start]coxa[blank_end]. it is on the [blank_start]left[blank_end] side.
1. Acoxa
2. Bleft
74This muscle is the [blank_start]pectoralis minor[blank_end]
origin: [blank_start]Ribs[blank_end]
insertion: [blank_start]coracoid process[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]depresses scapula and elevates ribs[blank_end]
1. ARibs
2. Bpectoralis minor
3. Ccoracoid process
4. Ddepresses scapula and elevates ribs
75Peroneus (fibularis) longus
Actions: [blank_start]Plantarflexes and everts foot[blank_end]
1. APlantarflexes and everts foot
76Extensor digitorum
Origin: [blank_start]lateral epicondyle[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]extends digits 2-5[blank_end]
1. Alateral epicondyle
2. Bextends digits 2-5
77this bone is the [blank_start]femur[blank_end]. it is located on the [blank_start]left[blank_end] side.
1. Afemur
2. Bleft
78Extensor digitorum
Actions: [blank_start]extends toes[blank_end]
1. Aextends toes
79Extensor carpi ulnaris
Origin: [blank_start]lateral epicondyle[blank_end]
Action(s): [blank_start]extends and adducts hand[blank_end]
1. Alateral epicondyle
2. Bextends and adducts hand
80this bone is the [blank_start]femur[blank_end]. it is located on the [blank_start]right[blank_end] side.
1. Afemur
2. Bright
81Tibialis anterior
Actions: [blank_start]Dorsiflexes and inverts foot[blank_end]
1. ADorsiflexes and inverts foot
82this bone is the [blank_start]tibia[blank_end]. it is located on the [blank_start]right[blank_end] side.
1. Atibia
2. Bright
83Flexor digitorum (longus)
Action: [blank_start]flexes toes[blank_end]
1. Aflexes toes
84this bone is the [blank_start]tibia[blank_end]. it is located on the [blank_start]left[blank_end] side.
1. Atibia
2. Bleft
85Gastrocnemius
Origin: [blank_start]Femur[blank_end]
Insertion: [blank_start]Calcaneus via Achilles' tendon[blank_end]
Action: [blank_start]Plantarflexes the foot[blank_end]
1. AFemur
2. BCalcaneus via Achilles' tendon
3. CPlantarflexes the foot
86label 2,3,4,9,10, and 17
1. Atrapezius
2. Bdeltoid
3. Cpectoralis major
4. Dadductors of the thigh
5. Equadriceps femoris
6. Fabdominis
87label the back muscles
1. Atrapezius
2. Bdeltoid
3. Clatissimus dorsi
4. Dgluteus medius
5. Egluteus maximus
88label the muscles of the arm
1. Adeltoid
2. Btriceps brachii
3. Cbiceps brachii
4. Dflexors of the wrist and fingers
5. Eextensors of the wrist and fingers
6. Fbrachioradialis
7. Gtriceps brachii
89label the leg muscles
1. Agluteus medius
2. Bgluteus maximus
3. Chamstring group
4. Dgastrocnemius
5. Etibialis anterior
6. Fadductors of the thigh
7. Gquadriceps femoris
8. Hsartorius

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