Appendicular skeleton

lab 3

function of skeletal system 

structural support, movement, protection, homeostasis of calcium, blood cell formation which is hematopoesis 

how many bones

206 total, 126 in appendicular and 80 in axial

bone classifications

long, short, flat, irregular

features of the bones

openings, bumps, depressions, protrusions, prominences

attachment sites for muscles, ligaments and tendons

are special features of the bone

general bone features

process, ramus, neck

those that form joints

condyle, facet, head

those that provide for attachment of tendons or ligaments

crest, epicondyle, linea, spine, trochanter, tubercle, tuberosity 

depressions or openings

fissure, foramen, fossa, fovea, meatus, sinus, sulcus

process

projection or prominence

ramus

branch or extension of a bone

neck

a narrowing of a long bone

condyle

smooth articular protuberance

facet

small, nearly flat articular surface 

head

expanded end of a long bone

crest

prominent but narrow ridge

epicondyle

protuberance above condyle

linea

narrow ridge, less prominent than a crest

spine

sharp or pointed projection

trochanter 

large irregularly shaped projection

tubercle

rounded projection

tuberosity

roughened, low profile projection

appendicular skeleton

pectoral girdle, upper extremities, pelvic girdle, lower extremities

pectoral girdle

clavicle and scapula

What bone is this?

clavicle 

What does number 4 indicate?

acromial/lateral end

What does number 7 indicate?

sternal/medial end

what bone is this?

scapular

what side of the scapula is this?

anterior

what does 49 indicate?

suprascapular notch

what does 52 indicate?

superior angle 

what does 56 indicate?

subscapular notch

what does 53 indicate?

medial (ventral) body

what does 55 indicate?

inferior angle

what side is this?

posterior 

what does 51 indicate

infraspinous fossa

what does 53 indicate

medial (ventral) border

what does 54 indicate

lateral axillary border 

what is 48?

spine of scapula

what is 55?

inferior angle

what is 47?

glenoid fossa (cavity)

What is 45

acromial process (acromion)

what is 46

coracoid process

what is 50

supraspinous process

what is 52

superior angle

which bones articulate with the scapula?

humerus and clavicle

which direction would the shoulder most likely dislocate?

anterior or inferiorly because it is difficult to dislocate superior because of acromial process and posterior is difficult because of coracoid process

upper limb bones

arm, forearm, wrist, hand, finger

What is this bone

humerus

What is 1?

head of humerus

what is 2?

greater tubercle

what is 3 

intertubercular groove 

what is 4?

lesser tubercle

what is 5

deltoid tuberosity

what is 6?

coronoid fossa

what is 7?

lateral epicondyle

what is 8?

medial epicondyle

what is 9?

olecranon fossa

what is 10?

trochlea 

what is 11?

capitulum

what is 12?

supracondylar ridge

what bones articulate with the proximal end of the humerus?

scapula

which bones articulate with the distal end of the humerus?

ulna and radius

what is the difference between the anatomical neck and the surgical neck

anatomical neck lies just below the head whereas when the surgical neck continues along down the humerus

where are fractures more common in the humerus?

at the surgical neck

what are these bones?

radius and ulna

what is this bone

radius

what part of the radius is 13?

head of radius

what part of the radius is 14?

radial tuberosity

what part of the radius is 15?

what is this bone?

ulna

what is 18 of the ulna?

coronoid process

what is 19 of the ulna 

trochlear notch

what is 20 of the ulna?

olecranon process

what is 16 of the ulna?

head of ulna

what is 17 of ulna?

styloid process of ulna

which bone participates more in the elbow?

ulna

which bone participates more in the wrist?

radius

what is the difference in location of the radius head and ulna head?

the head of the radius is proximal and the head of the ulna is distal

what bone is this?

the hand

what is 1 indicating?

trapezium

what does 2 indicate?

trapezoid

what does 3 indicate?

scaphoid

what does 4 indicate?

hamate

what does 7 indicate?

pisiform

what does 5 indicate?

triquetrum 

what does 8 indicate?

lunate

what does 6 indicate?

capitate

in order from proximal to distal of bones

carpals, metacarpals, phalanges

how many phalanges do the digits have?

3

how many phalanges does the thumb have

2

how many metatarsals?

5 (1 starting at thumb 5 at pinky) 1-5

which bones of the hand articulate with the radius?

scaphoid and lunate

which bones articulate with the ulna?

triquetrum and pisiform

what is this bone

pelvic girdle

what is 44

acetabulum

what is 45

anterior inferior iliac spine

what is 46

anterior superior iliac spine

what is 47?

auricular surface

what is 48?

great sciatic notch