Lab v2.0 Unit 1: Bones of the Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limb
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47 Terms
sternal end
region of the bone (multiple examples are indicated)
acromial end
region of the bone (multiple examples are indicated)
clavicle
name of bone (multiple examples are indicated)
medial border (vertebral border)
surface or margin of the bone (multiple examples are indicated)
lateral border (axillary border)
surface or margin of the bone (multiple examples are indicated)
glenoid cavity (glenoid fossa)
smooth, shallow depressed area of the bone (multiple examples are indicated)
scapular spine
long, narrow projection (multiple examples are indicated)
scapula
name the bone (multiple examples are indicated)
head (humeral head)
smooth, round, expanded feature (multiple examples are indicated)
trochlea
specific smooth, indented projecting surface (multiple examples are indicated)
capitulum
specific smooth, round projecting surface (multiple examples are indicated)
olecranon fossa
specific shallow depression proximal to the smooth projecting surface (multiple examples are indicated)
humerus
name the bone (multiple examples are indicated)
olecranon (olecranon process)
prominent projection (multiple examples are indicated)
trochlear notch
large, smooth, rounded indentation (multiple examples are indicated)
styloid process (of the ulna)
pointed projection (multiple examples are indicated)
ulna
name of bone (multiple examples are indicated)
head (radial head)
expanded, round, smooth region of the bone with a concave surface (multiple examples are indicated)
styloid process (of the radius)
pointed projection (multiple examples are indicated)
radius
name the bone (multiple examples are indicated)
scaphoid
bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
lunate
bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
pisiform
round bone name
triquetrum
bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
hamate
bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
capitate
bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
trapezoid
bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
trapezium
bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
metacarpal I (one)
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
metacarpal II (two)
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
metacarpal III (three)
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
metacarpal IV (four)
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
metacarpal V (five)
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
proximal phalanx V (five) of the hand
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
proximal phalanx IV (four) of the hand
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
proximal phalanx III (three) of the hand
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
proximal phalanx II (two) of the hand
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
proximal phalanx I (one) of the hand
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
distal phalanx I (one) of the hand
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
middle phalanx II (two) of the hand
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
middle phalanx III (three) of the hand
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
middle phalanx IV (four) of the hand
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
middle phalanx V (five) of the hand
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
distal phalanx V (five) of the hand
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
distal phalanx IV (four) of the hand
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
distal phalanx III (three) of the hand
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
distal phalanx II (two) of the hand
specific bone name (multiple examples are indicated)
