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Osteology: Lab 1

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Osteology: Lab 1

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  1. 1Os CoxaeAka pelvis (made up of ilium, ischium, and pubis). Also called innominate!Os Coxae
  2. 2Pubis (plural= pubes)fPubis (plural= pubes)
  3. 3Pubic tuberclefPubic tubercle
  4. 4Superior pubic ramuseSuperior pubic ramus
  5. 5Ischiopubic ramus (inferior pubic ramus and ischial ramus)Between the ischium and the pubis (beam)Ischiopubic ramus (inferior pubic ramus and ischial ramus)
  6. 6Ischium (ischia)fIschium (ischia)
  7. 7Ischial spinefIschial spine
  8. 8Greater and lesser sciatic notchesgGreater and lesser sciatic notches
  9. 9Ischial tuberosityfIschial tuberosity
  10. 10obturator foramenbetween pubis and ischiumobturator foramen
  11. 11Ilium (ilia)fIlium (ilia)
  12. 12Iliac crestIliac crest
  13. 13arcuate line (ilium)arcuate line (ilium)
  14. 14ASIS and AIISASIS and AIIS
  15. 15PSIS and PIISPSIS and PIIS
  16. 16Femur Head and NeckgFemur Head and Neck
  17. 17Femur greater and lesser trochanterFemur greater and lesser trochanter
  18. 18Femur linea asperaOn posterior side of bone?Femur linea aspera
  19. 19Femur condyles and epicondylesFemur condyles and epicondyles
  20. 20Patellaf
  21. 21Tibia medial and lateral condylesgTibia medial and lateral condyles
  22. 22Tibia intercondylar eminencegTibia intercondylar eminence
  23. 23Tibia tuberosityon front under knee?Tibia tuberosity
  24. 24Medial Malleolus (tibia)pokes down- use as landmark for tibia orientationMedial Malleolus (tibia)
  25. 25Fibula Head and NeckgFibula Head and Neck
  26. 26Fibula Lateral MalleolusAlso points down a bitFibula Lateral Malleolus
  27. 27FEET BONES OVERVIEWFEET BONES OVERVIEW
  28. 28Tarsals TalusfTarsals Talus
  29. 29Tarsals calcaneus (sustentaculum tali)fTarsals calcaneus (sustentaculum tali)
  30. 30Tarsals NaviculargTarsals Navicular
  31. 31Tarsals cuboidgTarsals cuboid
  32. 32Tarsals cuneiforms (medial (1st), middle/ intermediate (2nd), lateral (3rd))fTarsals cuneiforms (medial (1st), middle/ intermediate (2nd), lateral (3rd))
  33. 33Metatarsalsnumbered 1-5
    (1= big toe)
    labeled medial to lateral    Metatarsals
  34. 34Phalanges Proximal, distal, middle (if present)no middle in big toe!Phalanges Proximal, distal, middle (if present)
  35. 35Clinical Applicationhip and knee replacement
  36. 36Clavicle (& connections to the axial skeleton)Medial attaches to manubrium
    lateral to acromion    Clavicle (& connections to the axial skeleton)
  37. 37Scapula spineEnds in acromionScapula spine
  38. 38Scapula Fossae: supraspinous and infraspinousScapula Fossae: supraspinous and infraspinous
  39. 39AcromionaAcromion
  40. 40Coracoid processdCoracoid process
  41. 41Glenoid FossafGlenoid Fossa
  42. 42Supraglenoid and infraglenoid tuberclesgSupraglenoid and infraglenoid tubercles
  43. 43Suprascapular notchBetween superior border and coracoid processSuprascapular notch
  44. 44Superior and inferior angles (scapula)dSuperior and inferior angles (scapula)
  45. 45Medial, lateral and superior borders of scapulawMedial, lateral and superior borders of scapula
  46. 46Humerus HeadeHumerus Head
  47. 47Humerus greater and lesser tuberclefHumerus greater and lesser tubercle
  48. 48Humerus surgical vs. anatomical necksfHumerus surgical vs. anatomical necks
  49. 49Humerus deltoid tuberosityeHumerus deltoid tuberosity
  50. 50Humerus Medial and Lateral supracondylar ridgesfHumerus Medial and Lateral supracondylar ridges
  51. 51Humerus medial and lateral epichondyleseHumerus medial and lateral epichondyles
  52. 52Humerus capitulum vs. trochleatrochlea fits into trochlear notch of ulnaHumerus capitulum vs. trochlea
  53. 53Humerus radial vs coronoid fossar (anterior)coronoid fossa attaches the coranoid process of ulnaHumerus radial vs coronoid fossar (anterior)
  54. 54Humerus olecranon fossa (posterior)fHumerus olecranon fossa (posterior)
  55. 55Ulnar tuberosityeUlnar tuberosity
  56. 56olecranon and trochlear notch (ulna)on anterior sideolecranon and trochlear notch (ulna)
  57. 57ulna coracoid processdulna coracoid process
  58. 58ulna styloid processdulna styloid process
  59. 59Radius head and NeckdRadius head and Neck
  60. 60Radial TuberosityeRadial Tuberosity
  61. 61Styloid Process RadiussStyloid Process Radius
  62. 62Carpals ScaphoidSome lovers try positions that they cannot handleCarpals Scaphoid
  63. 63Carpals LunateeCarpals Lunate
  64. 64Carpals TriquetrumeCarpals Triquetrum
  65. 65Carpals PisiformsCarpals Pisiform
  66. 66Carpals TrapeziumdCarpals Trapezium
  67. 67Carpals TrapezoideCarpals Trapezoid
  68. 68Carpals CapitateeCarpals Capitate
  69. 69Carpals HamateeCarpals Hamate
  70. 70Metacarpals (1-5)Starting at ThumbMetacarpals (1-5)
  71. 71Phalanges (proximal, middle distal)ePhalanges (proximal, middle distal)
  72. 72Clinical application: dislocated shoulder, clavicular fractured
  73. 73scapula subscapular fossascapula subscapular fossa
  74. 74Clinical application: Temporal bone fracture, la forte fractureLa forte: transverse fracture of mid face.
  75. 75Skull Cavity: anterior, middle, posterior cranial fossaeSkull Cavity: anterior, middle, posterior cranial fossae
  76. 76Chondrocranium (neurocranium or braincase)Just the skull?
  77. 77Frontal, parietal, occipital, temporal, e ethmoid, sphenoidE is next to F. Sphenoid vs scaphoidFrontal, parietal, occipital, temporal, e ethmoid, sphenoid
  78. 78Splanchnocranium (viscerocranium or facial skeleton)Just the face bit. splanchno-cranium.
    'no' falling 'splanch' on your face.
  79. 79Nasal SplanchnocraniumNasal Splanchnocranium
  80. 80Lacrimal SplanchnocraniumfLacrimal Splanchnocranium
  81. 81Vomer SplanchnocraniumfVomer Splanchnocranium
  82. 82Palatine SplanchnocraniumePalatine Splanchnocranium
  83. 83Maxilla SplanchnocraniumfMaxilla Splanchnocranium
  84. 84Zygomatic SplanchnocraniumfZygomatic Splanchnocranium
  85. 85Inferior nasal concha SplanchnocraniumArial: breathing thry nose on land. nasal "concha".
    Right next to vomer (on land, vroom vroom)    Inferior nasal concha Splanchnocranium
  86. 86Mandible SplanchnocraniumMandible Splanchnocranium
  87. 87Accessory Bones Hyoide
  88. 88Middle ear ossicleseMiddle ear ossicles
  89. 89MalleuseMalleus
  90. 90IncusfIncus
  91. 91StapesfStapes
  92. 92Limited skull foraminaReview
  93. 93Superior and inferior orbital fissuresHook fish in eye: orbital fissuresSuperior and inferior orbital fissures
  94. 94Optic CanalFish in canalsOptic Canal
  95. 95Foramen MagnumgForamen Magnum
  96. 96Coronal suturedCoronal suture
  97. 97Saggital suturerSaggital suture
  98. 98Lambdoid sutureLamb: back of headLambdoid suture
  99. 99Squamosal suturegSquamosal suture
  100. 100Hard Palate (maxilla & Palatine)fHard Palate (maxilla & Palatine)
  101. 101Nasal Conchae (turbinates) and meatusesReview
  102. 102Dental alveoli (tooth sockets)cDental alveoli (tooth sockets)
  103. 103External (ear canal) and internal acoustic meatusesReview
  104. 104Temporomandibular joint (TMJ)dTemporomandibular joint (TMJ)
  105. 105Zygomatic arch (Zygomativ and Temporal Bones)dZygomatic arch (Zygomativ and Temporal Bones)

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anatomy Flashcards on Osteology: Lab 1, created by Naomi Mathews on 29/08/2019.
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Naomi Mathews · Aug 2019
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