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Appendicular Bones
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| 4 Proximal Carpal bones | Scaphoid, Lunate, Triquetrum, and the Pisiform |
| 4 Distal Carpal bones | Trapezium, Trapezoid, Capitate, Hamate |
| 4 Distal Tarsal bones | Cuboid, Lateral Cuneiform, Intermediate Cuneiform, Medial Cuneiform |
| 3 Proximal Tarsal bones | Navicular, Talus and the Calcaneus |
| Number system of the Metacarpals and Metatarsals | Start at Medial side, Pollex and Hallux |
| The Pisiform bone is located at what aspect of the wrist | Anteriorly , Palm side |
| Articulating ends of the Clavicle bone | Sternal end - sternoclavicular joint, Acromion end- acromioclavicular joint , more pronounced curve |
| Articulations of the Scapula | Acromioclavicular joint, Glenohumeral joint glenoid cavity and the head of Humerus |
| Location of the Coracoid Process | Anterior and Inferior to the Acromion Process |
| Articulation of coracoid and Acromion | Coracoacromial joint |
| Location of the Subscapular Fossa | Anterior region of the scapula |
| Location of the Infraspinous Fossa | Posterior region and Inferior of the Spine of the scapula |
| Location of the Supraspinous Fossa | Posterior region and Superior of the Spine of the scapula |
| Spine of the Scapula | Posterior region and divides the Supraspinous and Infraspinous fossa's |
| Articulations of the Humerus | The Ulna's Trochlear Notch articulates with the Trochlea of the Humerus. The Radial Head articulates with the Capitulum of the Humerus. Head of Humerus articulates with the Glenoid Cavity of the Scapula to form Glenohumeral joint. |
| The 2 appendicular bones that have a Styloid Process | Radius and Ulna, at the distal ends |
| Location and description of Olecranon Fossa | Located at the distal region of the posteromedial side of the Humerus, has a triangular shape depression, is a space for the Olecranon to go when the lower arm is extended |
| Location and description of the Coronoid Fossa of the Humerus | Located anteriorly on the distal inferior region of the Humerus superior to the Trochlea, Interacts with the Coronoid Process of the Ulna during movement of the elbow |
| Location and description of the Radial Fossa of the Humerus | Located anteriorly on the distal inferior region of the Humerus superior to the Capitulum, Interacts with the Head of Radius during elbow movement |
| Location of the Deltoid Tuberosity | Midway on the diaphysis |
| Location of the Olecranon Process | Posterior region of the Trochlear Notch of the Ulna. creates the elbow, The anterior side is the Trochlear Notch |
| Location of the Coronoid Process | Anterior region of the Trochlear Notch of the Ulna. Creates the wrench look of the Ulna from a medial view |
| Articulation of the Ulna | Ulna Trochlear Notch articulates with the Humerus Trochlea to form the Humeroradial Jt. & with the radius at the Proximal and Distal Radioulnar Jt. |
| Name 8 areas of the Humerus | Head, deltoid tuberosity, medial and lateral epicondyles, Olecranon fossa, Coronoid fossa, trochlea and capitulum |
| Articulations of the Radius | Radial Head articulates with the Capitulum of Humerus, Proximal and Distal Radioulnar Jt. Distal end of the radius to the Scaphoid and Lunate bones of the carpal. |
| Name 5 areas of the Ulna | Olecranon Process, Coronoid Process, Head, Trochlear Notch, Styloid Process. Head is at distal region of bone |
| Name 4 areas of the Radius | Radial Tuberosity, Styloid Process, and the Head. Head is located on the Proximal end. |
| 3 bones that make up the Os Coxae | Ilium , Pubic, and the Ischium bones. All 3 articulate at the Acetabulum |
| Location and description of the Lunate surface | Located in the Acetabulum , 'C' shaped Hyaline cartilage that articulates with the Head of the Femur. |
| Location of the Ischium Tuberosity | Located on the Ischium bone Posterior and Inferior of the Acetabulum, Inferior to the Pubic bone |
| Location of the Pubic bone | Anterior and Posterior to the Acetabulum and Anterior to the Ischium bone |
| Location of the Obturator Foramen | Foramen formed by the articulation of the Ischium and Pubic bones, covered by a connective tissue |
| Location of the Ilium bone | Large fan shaped bone superior to the Acetabulum , has the Ala and the Iliac Crest |
| Articulations of the Os Coxae | The Head of Femur articulates with the Acetabulum to form the Acetabulofemoral Jt., the Ilium articulating with the Sacrum posteriorly to form the Sacroiliac Jt., and the Ischium, Pubic and Ilium articulate to form the Acetabulum, and Pubic Symphysis. |
| 10 areas of the Femur to Know | Head, Neck, Fovea Capitis, Greater Trochanter, Lesser Trochanter, Lateral Epicondyle, Medial Epicondyle, Lateral Condyle, Medial Condyle, and Patellar Surface |
| Location of the Patellar Surface of the Femur | Located at the distal end of the bone Anteriorly, area where Patella articulates with. |
| Location of the Fovea Capitis | Located on the Head of Femur, is a small depression that is a attachment point for a ligament that holds the Femur to the hip |
| Location of the Greater and Lesser Trochanter | Located Laterally of the Femur Neck on the Posterior region on the bone, the Greater being superior to the Lesser |
| Description of the Patella | Posterior area has the Articulating Surface, the Superior region is called the Base and the Inferior region is the Apex. |
| 5 areas of the Tibia | Lateral Condyle, Medial Condyle, Tibial Tuberosity, Inferior articulating surface, Medial Malleolus |
| Location of the Medial Malleolus | Distal and medial area of the bone, forms the protrusion of the inner ankle bone |
| Location and Description of the Inferior articulating surface of the Tibia | Distal area of the Tibia that articulates with the Talus bone of the ankle |
| Articulations of the Tibia | Tibia Condyles articulate with Condyles of Femur to form the Tibiofemoral Jt. The Tibia Inferior articulating surface and Medial Malleolus articulate with the Talus of the ankles, Superior and Inferior Tibiofibular Jts. Laterally |
| Location of the Tibia Tuberosity | Located on the Proximal end Anteriorly just inferior to the Condyles, attachment point for tendon that covers the Patella |
| Location of the Pubic Arch | The area Inferior to the Pubic Symphysis formed by the inferior ramus of the ischium and the Pubis, Angle is referred to as the Subpubic Angle, wider on women than men |
| Describe Pubic Brim | Divides Pelvis into superior and inferior sections, Border is at Pubic Symphysis around to Sacral Promontory |
| True Pelvis is what and where | Also called the Lesser Pelvis, is located in the Inferior region to the pelvic brim and has the Pelvic outlet. True,Inferior,Out |
| False Pelvis is what and where | Also called the Greater Pelvis is located superior to the Pelvic Brim, Has the Pelvic Inlet. False,Superior,Inlet |
| Location of the Radial Tuberosity | Located at the Proximal end Anteriorly just inferior to the Radial Head |
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