Exam 2

A

Axial skeleton

B

Appendicular skeleton

C

Pectoral girdles

D

Upper limbs

E

Pelvic girdle

F

Lower limbs

G

Clavicle

H

Scapula

I

Humerus

J

Radius

K

Ulna

L

Carpal bones

M

Metacarpal bones

N

Phalanges (hands)

O

Hip bone (coxal)

P

Femur

Q

Patella

R

Tibia

S

Fibula

T

Tarsal bones

U

Metatarsal bones

V

Phalanges (feet)

1

Acromiocalvicular joint

2

Acromion

3

Scapula

4

Humerus

5

Clavicle

6

Sternoclavicular joint

7

Jugular notch

8

Clavicular notch

1

Acromion

2

Lateral angle

3

Coracoid process

4

Superior border

5

Superior angle

6

Subscapular fossa

7

Lateral border

8

Medial border

9

Inferior angle

10

Scapular spine

11

Acromion

12

Supraspinous foss

13

Infraspinous fossa

1

Parietal bone

2

Temporal bone

3

Occipital bone

4

Sphenoid bone

5

Supra orbital foramen

6

Lacrimal bone

7

Frontal bone

8

Nasal bone

9

Zygomatic bone

10

Maxilla

11

Mandible

12

Ethmoid

13

Infraobital foramen

14

Vomer

15

Mental foramen

1

Atlas

2

Axis

3

Cervical vertebrae

4

Thoracic vertebrae

5

Lumbar vertebrae

6

Sacral vertebrae

7

Coccyx

8

True ribs

9

False ribs

10

Jugular notch

11

Clavicular notch

12

Manubrium

13

Sternal angle

14

Body

16

Xiphoid process

17

Sternum

18

Intercostal Spaces

19

Coastal cartilage

20

Coastal margin

Where is the crista galli found?

ethmoid bone

Suture that connects two parietal bones together?

sagittal suture

Where would we find the lambdoid suture?

between occipital and parietal bones

where is the squamous suture found?

between temporal and parietal

where is coronal suture found

between frontal and parietal

wormian bone locations?

tiny fragments of bones that we sometimes find in sutures

where is the pituitary gland housed?

sella turcica of sphenoid bone

What is special about the hyoid bone?

does not directly articulate with rest of the skull, only other ligaments

What is an abnormal curvature in the thoracic region of the vertebrae? (lateral curve)

scoliosis

obvious ways the thoracic vertebrae differs from other vertebrae

thoracic articulates with ribs, has fossil facets

Excessive curvature in the lumbar region?

lordosis

what bone has the superior orbital fissure?

sphenoid bone

inferior orbital fissure is below the …

superior orbital fissure

what bone is punctured by tiny lil holes called the ?figama? foramina

ethmoid bone

what is the only freely moveable bone in the skull?

temporomandibular joint

as the spinal cord passes through the cranium, it passes through a large opening called …

foramen magnum of occipital bone

xiphoid process where?

bottom of sternum

on what part of the sternum would we find the jugular notch?

manubrium

3 parts of the sternum

manubrium, body, xiphoid process

where is the glabella found?

the frontal lobe

Another name for C2

axis

Most striking feature of the c2 vertebrae

dens, adontoid process

which vertebrae are does not have a body?

atlas (c1 vertebrae)