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Sports Medicine bone
All the bones of the body
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| What is the mustache bone? | Maxillae |
| What is the jaw bone? | Mandible |
| What is the Mastoid Process? | The bump behind the ear lobes |
| What are the neck bones? And what are the abbreviations? | Cervical Vertebrae. C-1 thru C-7 |
| What are the upper back bones in the spine? And what are the abbreviations? | Thoracic Vertebrae. T-1 thru T-12 |
| What are the lower back bones in the spine? And what are the abbreviations? | Lumbar Vertebrae L-1 thru L-5 |
| Where is the Sacrum? How many bones are in it? | In between the hip bones. 5 fused |
| What is the Coccyx? | your tailbone |
| What are the first 7 pairs of ribs? | True ribs |
| What are the next 3 pairs of ribs? | False ribs |
| What are the 2 back pairs of ribs? | Floating Ribs |
| What are your ribs connected to? | Sternum |
| What is the top of the Sternum? | the Manubrium |
| What is the middle of the Sternum? | Body of the Sternum |
| What is the bottom of the Sternum? | Xyphoid Process |
| What is the shoulder blade called? | Scapula |
| What is the top Fossa of the scapula? | Suprascapular fossa |
| What is the bottom fossa of the scapula? | subscapular fossa |
| What is the bottom angle? | Inferior Angle |
| What is the top angle? | Superior Angle |
| What is the bottom process of the scapula? | coracoid process |
| what is the top process of the scapula? | acromion process |
| What is the lateral bone of the forearm? | The Radius |
| What is the Medial bone of the forearm? | the Ulna |
| What is the Olecranon Process? | Your elbow |
| What fits into the Olecranon Fossa? | The Olecranon Process |
| Define: Proximal | Closer to the point of origin |
| Define: Distal | farthest from the point of origin |
| Define: Rotation | rotates on an axis |
| Define: Circumduction | makes a circle with a body part |
| Define: Elevation | to raise a body part |
| Define: Depression | to lower a body part |
| Define: Anterior | the front of the body |
| Define: Posterior | the back of the body |
| What are your phalanges? | Your fingers |
| 1st carpel? (Terrible) | Trapezium |
| 2nd carpel? (Todd) | Trapezoid |
| 3rd carpel? (could) | Capitate |
| 4th carpel? (hardly) | Hamate |
| 5th carpel? (stand) | Scaphoid |
| 6th carpel? (Lucy's) | Lunate |
| 7th carpel? (terrific) | Triquetral |
| 8th carpel? (pig) | pisiform |
| Where is your Navicular? | Above the Calcaneous in the foot |
| What are your butt bones? | Ischium |
| Where is your medial maleolus? | On your Tibia |
| Where is your Lateral maleolus? | On your Fibula |
| What is your knee cap called? | Patella |
| What are the two bumps on your Femur? | The Greater Trochanter & Lesser Trochanter |
| Where are the condyles? | On your Femur |
| Where are the epicondyles? | On your Humerus |
| What is between the clavical & menubrium? | Sternoclavicular Joint |
| What is between the clavical & Acromion process? | Acromioclavicular Joint |
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