A & P Appendicular Skeleton- Dr. Martin UCA

Scapula

Name this bone

humerus, radius, ulna, carpals, metacarpals, phalanges

Name the bones of the upper limbs.

Humerus

Name the bone.

Ulna

Name the bone

Radius

Name the bone.

carpal bones

Name these bones

metacarpal bones

Name these bones

phalanges of the hand

Name these bones

Acromion Process

Name this part of the scapula

Coracoid Process

Name this part of the scapula.

Glenoid Cavity

Name this part of the scapula.

Spine

Name this part of the scapula

Clavicle

Name the bone.

Greater tubercle

Name this structure of the humerus

Lesser tubercle

Name this structure of the humerus

Head

Name this part of the humerus

Pelvic Girdle

Name this section

pelvic girdle, femur, tibia, fibia, tarsal, metatarsal, phalanges

Name the bones of the lower limbs.

Sacrum

Name this bone

Hip Bone

Name this bone

Femur

Name this bone

Patella

Name this bone

Tibia

Name this bone

Fibula

Name this bone

Tarsal Bones

Name these bones

Metatarsal bones

Name these bones

Phalanges of the toes

Name these bones

Ischium

Name this part of the hip bone

ilium

Name this part of the hip bone

Acetabulum

Name this part of the hip bone

Pubis

Name this part of the hip bone

Greater trochanter

Name this part of the femur.

Lesser trochanter

Name this part of the femur

Head

Name this part of the femur?

Phalanges/ Digits

Name these bones

Proximal phalanx of greater toe

Name this part of the phalange

Distal phalanx of greater toe

Name this part of the foot

Deltoid tuberosity

Name this part of the humerus

Frontal bone

What structure is #1 & #2?

Sphenoid bone

What structure is #3?

Nasal bone

What structure is #4?

Zygomatic bone

What structure is #5?

Maxilla

What structure is #6?

Mandible

What structure is #7?

Occipital bone

What structure is #8?

Temporal bone

What structure is #9?

Parietal bone

What structure is #10?

Coronal suture

What structure is #11 & #13?

Sagittal suture

What structure is #12?

calcaneus

What bone is #1?

talus

What structure is #2?

trochlear notch

What is structure #1?

ischial tuberosity

What is structure #1?

coccyx

What is structure #1?

thoracic cage

What is this?

true ribs 1-7

What is structure #1?

false ribs 8-12

What is structure #2?

sternum

What is structure #3?

manubrium

What is structure #4?

body

What is the structure #5?

xiphoid process

What is structure #6?

vertebral column

What is this?

cervical region (5)

What is structure #1?

thoracic region (12)

What is structure #2?

lumbar region (5)

What is structure #3?

sacral and coccygeal regions

What is structure #4?

sacrum

What is structure #5?

coccyx

What is structure #6?

tibial tuberosity

What is structure #1?

lateral malleolus

What is structure #2?

medial malleolus

What is structure #3?

vertebra

What is this?

transverse process

What is structure #1?

vertebral foramen

What is structure #2?

spinous process

What is structure #3?

lamina

What is structure #4?

pedicle

What is structure #5?

body

What is structure #6?

foramen magnum

What is structure #1?

occipital bone

What is structure #2?

frontal bone

What is #1?

zygomatic bone

What is #2?

maxilla

What is #3?

mandible

What is #4?

atlas (first cervical vertebrae)

What is #1?

axis (second cervical vertebrae)

What is #2?

dens

What is #3?

tubercle

a small, rounded projection on a bone, often a site of tendon or ligament attachmen; ex: the greater _____ and lesser ______ of the humerus (arm bone)

tuberosity

a large, often rough, flat, and uneven, projection on a bone, used for muscle or tendon attachment; ex: the tibial ______ (on the tibia/shinbone), the ischial _______ (part of the hip bone), and the deltoid ________ (on the humerus)

trochanter

a specific large, blunt, irregular projection, specifically referring to the two on the proximal femur (thighbone); serve as attachment sites for major hip muscles

malleolus

the bony projections on the ankle that have a hammer head like shape