bone models review for practical #2

What is A?

Cartilage of ear

What is B?

Cartilage of Nose

What is C?

Costal Cartilage

What is D?

Cartilage of Intervertebral Discs

What is E?

Pubic symphasis

What is F?

Meniscus

What is G?

Articular cartilage

What is this structure

Osteon

What type of histology is shown?

Compact bone

What type of bone is this?

Compact bone zoomed in

What type of bone?

Cancellous (SPONGY) Bone

What type of cartilage is this?

Hyaline

What is A?

Bone marrow

What is B?

Trabecula

What is C?

Osteoblast

What is D?

Osteocyte

What is the blue shaded area called?

tubercle

A

Greater trochanter

B

Lesser trochanter

A

Lateral condyle

B

Medial Condyle

What is the blue shaded region called?

fossa

What is the red shaded area called?

foramen

What is the red shaded area called?

foramen

A

Nuchal ligament

B

Trapezius

C

Latissimus dorsi

D

Thoracolumbar fascia

A

Coracoid process

B

Acromion process

C

Greater trochanter

D

Intertubercular sulcus

E

lesser trochanter

A

extensor carpi radialis brevis

B

tendon of extensor carpi radialis brevis

C

extensor digitorum

D

tendon of extensor digitorum

A

fibrous joint

B

cartilaginous joint

C

Synovial joint

C

Condyloid/ellipsoidal joint

D

planar joint

F

saddle joint

A

pivot joint

B

ball and socket joint

E

Hinge joint

A

Femur

B

Normal Knee joint

C

Arthritic knee joint

D

Tibia

1

Scapula

2

Glenoid fossa

3

Clavicle

4

Humerus

What are numbers 1-3?

1. Trapezium

2. Scaphoid

3. Trapezoid

What are numbers 4-7?

4. capitate

5. lunate

6. hamate

7. triquetrum

What are numbers 1-3?

1. metacarpal (ii)

2. proximal phalanx (3rd digit)

3. middle phalanx (4th digit)

What are numbers 4-6?

4. distal phalanx (5th digit)

5. radius

6. ulna

1

Cervical vertebrae

2

thoracic vertebrae

3

lumbar vertebrae

4

sacrum

5

coccyx

A

Atlas (C1)

B

Axis (C2)

C

T1

D

T6

E

T12

F

L1

G

Sacrum

H

Coccyx

What are A, B, C?

spongy bone, compact bone, haversian canal

What are 1 and 2?

Osteon, lamellae

What are 3-5?

osteocyte, lacuna, canaliculus

What are sutures 1, 2, 3?

coronal suture, sagittal suture, lambdoid suture

What are A, B, and C?

endosteum, osteon, circumferential lamellae

What are D, E, F?

concentric lamella, interstitial lamella, periosteum

1, 2, 3?

optic canal, foramen ovale, foramen spinosum

4 and 5

foramen magnum, jugular foramen

1 and 2

coronal suture, sagittal suture

3 and 4

squamos suture, lambdoid suture

A, B, C

dens, transverse foramen, body

D, E, F

spinous process, lamina, transverse process

1 and 2

anterior arch, transverse process

3, 4, and 5

transverse foramen, posterior arch, vertebral foramen

1 and 2

spinous process, lamina

3 and 4

vertebral foramen, pedicle

5, 6, and 7

transverse foramen, body, transverse process

A, B, C

body, pedicle, transverse process

D and E

costal facet, spinous process

1 and 2

body, lamina

3, 4, and 5

transverse process, pedicle, spinous process

1, 2, 3

body, superior articular facet, lamina

4, 5

spinous process, transverse process

A, B, C

coracoid process, acromion process, spine

A, B

acromial end, conoid tubercle

C

sternal end

1, 2

greater tubercle, intertubercular sinus

3, 4

head, lesser tubercle

1, 2

radial fossa, coronoid fossa