Ch. 8 Appendicular Skeleton (copy)

What is synonymous with shoulder girdle?

Pectoral girdle

T/f: The pectoral girdle is complete

False

Where is the pectoral girdle NOT united?

Back

What makes up the pectoral girdle (2)?

Clavicle and scapula

What joint connects the medial end of the clavicle with sternum?

Sternoclavicular

What joint connects the lateral end of the clavicle with the scapula?

Acromioclavicular

What join connects the scapula with the humerus?

Glenohumeral

What is the clavicle also known as?

Collarbone

What shape is the clavicle?

S

T/f: Clavicle is easily palpated

True

What is the most commonly fractured bone?

Clavicle

Name the bone in the image.

Clavicle

What is the view in figure C.

Superior

What is the view in figure G.

Inferior

Name point A.

Sternal end

Name point B.

Acromial end

Name point E.

Sternal end

Name point F.

Acromial end

Name point D.

Conoid tubercle

What is the scapula also known as?

Shoulder blade

Name the borders of the scapula (1).

Superior, medial, and lateral

What articulates with clavicle?

Acromion

What is used for biceps attachment?

Coracoid process

What is the socket for the humerus?

Glenoid cavity

What is this bone?

Scapula

What view is this image of the scapula?

Anterior

Name point A.

Suprascapular notch

Name point B.

Acromion

Name point C.

Caracoid process

Name point D.

Glenoid cavity

Name point E.

Subscapular fossa

Name point F.

Lateral border

Name point G.

Superior border

Name point H.

Medial border

Which ribs does the scapula overly?

2-7

Name the angles of the scapula.

Superior, inferior, and lateral

What is the ridge on the posterior surface of the scapula called?

Spine

What view is this image of the scapula?

Posterior

Name point A.

Superior angle

Name point B.

Supraspinous fossa

Name point C.

Spine

Name point D.

Inferior angle

Name point E.

Acromion

Name point F.

Lateral angle

Name point G.

Infraspinous fossa

How many bones per upper limb?

30

What region encompasses the shoulder to elbow?

Brachium

What region encompasses the forearm?

Antebrachium

What region encompasses the hand?

Manus

What bone(s) are in the brachium region?

Humerus

What bone(s) are in the antebrachium region?

Radius and ulna

How many bones are in the hand?

27

What are the 3 parts of the hand?

Carpals, metacarpals, and phalanges

Name this bone.

Humerous

What view is A?

Anterior

What view is B?

Posterior

Name point C.

Greater tubercle

Name point D.

Lesser tubercle

Name point E.

Intertubercular sulcus

Name point F.

Deltoid tuberosity

Name point G.

Coronoid fossa

Name point H.

Radial fossa

Name point I.

Lateral epicondyle

Name point J.

Capitulum

Name point K.

Head

Name point L.

Surgical neck

Name point M.

Medial supracondylar ridge

Name point N.

Medial epicondyle

Name point O.

Trochlea

Name point P.

Head

Name point Q.

Surgical neck

Name point R.

Medial supracondylar ridge

Name point S.

Medial epicondyle

Name point T.

Trochlea

Name point U.

Greater tubercle

Name point V.

Anatomical neck

Name point W.

Nutrient foramen

Name point X.

Deltoid tuberosity

Name point Y.

Lateral supracondylar ridge

Name point Z.

Lateral epicondyle

Name point AA.

Olecranon fossa

What is the term used to describe the disc-shaped head for capitulum of humerus?

Radius

What is at the distal end of the radius and ulna?

Wrist

Where is the disc-shaped head for capitulum of humerus located?

Proximal end of radius

Where is the olecranon and trochlear notch for humerus?

Proximal end of ulna

Where is the styloid process located?

Distal end of radius

Where is the round head with styloid process located?

Distal end of ulna

Name the view of point A.

Anterior

Name the view of point B.

Posterior

Name point C.

Olecranon

Name point D.

Radial notch of ulna

Name point E.

Head of radius

Name point F.

Neck of radius

Name point G.

Radial tuberosity

Name point H.

Styloid process

Name point I.

Trochlear notch

Name point J.

Coronoid process

Name point K.

Ulnar tuberosity

Name the bone in point L.

Ulna

Name the bone in point M.

Radius