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What is Hyaline Cartilage used for and where is it found?
Provides Smooth low-friction surface for joints, and absorb shock (contains Collagen Fibers). Found in between joints and connecting ribs to sternum
What is fibrocartilage and where is it found?
Absorb heavy impacts, resists pulling forces. Found in between vertebra, and in knee joint
What is elastic cartilage and where is it found?
Provides structural support while also allowing for it to bend. Found in ears
What is the cell within Hyaline Cartilage
Chondrocyte, Chondro = cartilage cyte = mature cell
Where are chondrocytes located in the hyaline cartilage?
Within the lacunae (Cavities)
What is the Epiphyseal Plate
Hyaline cartilage plate where new bone growth occurs in long bones, located between the epiphysis and diaphysis


Anatomy of a long bone
Articular cartilage, medullary cavity (on inside), bone marrow, periosteum (outside sheath), endosteum (inside lining), diaphysis, and epiphysis

What is considered the appendicular skeleton?
Pelvic girdle, shoulder girdle, and the upper and lower appendages (arms and legs)

Name this structure
Sternoclavicular joint, only site of attachment to axial skeleton (between sternum and clavicle)

Name this structure
Acrominoclavicular joint

Name this bone
Clavicle

Name the portions of the clavicle
Starting left to right, Lateral(acromial end), Middle, Medial (sternal end)


Name this bone
Scapula

Name this landmark on the scapula
Coracoid process (looks like a c from lateral veiw)

Name this landmark on the scapula
Acromion

Name this landmark on the scapula
Glenoid cavity

Is this scapula the left or right?
Right

Is this scapula the left or right?
left (it is the anterior view of it smooth side)

What bone is this?
Humerus

What is this landmark
Head of humerus

What is this landmark
Greater Tubercle

Name this landmark on the humerus
Lesser Tubercle

Name this landmark
Intertubercular Sulcus (or groove)

Name this landmark
Anatomical Neck of humerus

Name this landmark
Surgical Neck of humerus

Name this landmark
Deltoid tuberosity (located on the lateral side of the arm)

Name this landmark on the humerus
Olecranon Fossa (can only see on posterior view of humerus)

Name this landmark
Coronoid Fossa (can only see on anterior view of humerus) above the tochlea-three bump looking things

Name this landmark
Lateral epicondyle

Name this landmark
Medial Epicondyle (closer to body this veiw is posterior)

Name this landmark
capitulum

Name this landmark
Trochlea of humerus

Is this a left or right humerus?
Left

Is this a left or right humerus?
right

Name this bone
Radius (RT Radius- goes with thumb side)

What is this structure
Head of Radius

What is this structure
Neck of Radius

Name this structure
Radial Tuberosity

Name this Structure
Styloid process of radius

Name this structure
Ulnar Notch

Is this left or right and what bone
Right Ulna

Is this left or right and what bone
Left Ulna

Name this bone
Ulna most medial bone in anatomical position (UP - Ulna goes with pinky)

Which one is left and right and what bone
Radius
1-Right
2-Left

Point to the olecranon process


Name this structure
Coronoid Process of the ulna

Name this landmark
Ulnar tuberosity

Name this landmark
Styloid process of ulna

Point to the trochlear notch


Name this landmark
Radial Notch of ulna (where the ulna and radius will connect/touch)

Name this structure
Head of ulna

Point to the interosseous border
The anatomical name of the joint that forms in the middle of the radias and ulna
How many carpals in one hand
8

How many metatarsals in one hand, and how are they labeled
5, labed starting at the thumb which is 1

How many phalanges in one hand? total in body?
14, 56 in whole body


Name the phlanages starting proximal to body
First row - Proximal phalanges
Second row - Middle phalanges
Third row - distal phalanges


Name this carpal bone
Scaphoid Carpal

Name this carpal
Lunate

name this carpal
triquteral from anterior view it is hidden a little by the pisiform bone

Name this carpal
Pisiform cannot see it from the posterior view

Name this carpal
Hamate

name this carpal
Capitate biggest in the middle

name this carpal
trapezoid

Name this carpal
Trapezium your thumb comes off of
Mnemonic to remember the carpals
So Long Pinky Here Comes The Thumb
Proximal row thumb to pinky
So - Scaphoid
Long - Lunate
To - Triquetrum
Distal row pinky to thumb
Here - Hamate
Comes - Capitate
The - trapezoid
Thumb - Trapezium
What does the Pelvic Girdle Consist of
Hip (Coxal), ilium, ischium, pubis

Name this bone
Ilium

Name this Bone
Ischium

Name this bone
Pubis Bone

Name this bone
Pubic Symphysis

Name this bone
lliac Crest

Name this joint
Sacroiliac joint (SI joint inflamation!! me!!)

Name this bone
Iliac Fossa

Name this bone
Sacral Promontory

Name this structure
pelvic brim

Name this structure
ischia spine

Name this structure
Acetabulum (three different bones form to make this) (also the socket where the femur goes)

Name this structure
Pubic crest

Name this structure
Ischial Tuberosity
How do I tell between a male and female pelvis?
Females pubic arch in the front will be greater than 90 degrees, wider pelvic opening
Males pubic arch will be less than 90 degrees narrow pelvic opening


Name this structure
Acetabular Labrum (Fibrocartilaginous)


point to the transverse acetabular ligament


What is the ligament labeled LT
Ligament Teres

what is this ligament
Iilofemoral ligament covers the front and top of hip joint called y ligament

Name this ligament
pubofemoral ligament

Name this ligament
Ischlofemoral ligament

Name this bone
Femur

Name this structure
Head of femur

What is this structure
fovea capitis


What is the structure
Heck of the femur

What is this structure
Greater Trochanter of femur

Name this structure
Lesser Trochanter of femur

What is this structure
intertochanteric line

What is this structure
Intertrochanter crest

What is this structure
Linea aspera of femur

What is this structure
Medial and lateral supracondylar lines of femur

Point to the intercondylar Notch of the femur


What is this structure
lateral condyle of femur

Name this structure
Medial condyle of femur

What is this structure
adductor tubercle of femur (where the abductor muscle attaches)