Anatomy Exam Ch. 5, 6, 7, 8

Front 1

Skull and its bones

Back 1

Frontal

parietal (2)

temporal (2)

occipital

ethmoid and sphenoid

Front 2

Clavicle

Back 2

Front 3

Sternum

Back 3

Front 4

Sternoclavicular joint

Back 4

formed by clavicle and sternum

Front 5

pectoral girdle

Back 5

Front 6

Scapula

Back 6

Front 7

Acromion process

Back 7

Front 8

acromioclavicular joint

Back 8

formed by acromion process and clavicle

Front 9

humerus

Back 9

Front 10

glenoid fossa

Back 10

Front 11

glenohumeral joint

Back 11

Front 12

thoracic cavity

Back 12

Front 13

scapulothoracic joint

Back 13

formed by thoracic cavity and scapula

Front 14

cervical vertebrae

Back 14

7 bones

c1 - atlas

c1 - axis

c7 - most palpable

Front 15

thoracic vertebrae

Back 15

12 bones

articulate with ribs

have intervertebral discs

Front 16

true and false ribs

Back 16

12 are floating

protect heart, lungs, liver

Front 17

lumbar vertebrae

Back 17

5 bones

Front 18

sacrum

Back 18

(5)

Front 19

coccyx

Back 19

(4 or more bones)

Front 20

Pelvic girdle

Back 20

sacrum, coccyx, illium, ischium

Front 21

Sacroiliac joint

Back 21

sacrum and illium joint

Front 22

Illium and ischium

Back 22

Front 23

Acetabulum joint

Back 23

hip joint

formed by femur and pelvic girdle

Front 24

Glenoid fossa vs. acetabulum joint

Back 24

Acetabulum functions different than glenoid fossa

Glenoid fossa it's not deep because you need to raise your arms, rotate, to do overhead sports

Front 25

Greater trochanter

Back 25

Below the pelvic girdle

The neck usually breaks when someone's hip is broken

Front 26

patella

Back 26

biggest sesamoid in the body

Front 27

tibia

Back 27

Front 28

tibial tuberosity

Back 28

proximal end of the tibia

Front 29

oshgood schlatter

Back 29

protrusion of the tibial tuberosity

Front 30

Fibula

Back 30

holds 10% of body weight

Front 31

Skull and its bones

Back 31

Frontal

parietal (2)

temporal (2)

occipital

ethmoid and sphenoid

Front 32

Sternoclavicular joint

Back 32

formed by clavicle and sternum

Front 33

acromioclavicular joint

Back 33

formed by acromion process and clavicle

Front 34

glenohumeral joint

Back 34

articulation of the glenoid fossa and humerus

Front 35

scapulothoracic joint

Back 35

formed by the scapula and thoracic cavity

Front 36

Acetabulum joint

Back 36

hip joint

formed by femur and pelvic girdle

Front 37

carpals

Back 37

"Sabine left the party to take Coates home"

Schapod, Lunate, Triquetrum, Pisiform, Trapezium, Trapezoid, Capitate, Hamate

Front 38

Tarsals

Back 38

Calcaneus

Talus
Navicular

Cuboid

Cuneiform

Front 39

anatomical term for kneecap

Back 39

patella

Front 40

anatomical term for elbow

Back 40

olecranon process

Front 41

anatomical term for heel bone

Back 41

calcaneus

Front 42

anatomical term for funny bone

Back 42

ulnar nerve

Front 43

cervical spine

Back 43

7 bones

Front 44

thoracic spine

Back 44

12 bones

Front 45

lumbar spine

Back 45

5 bones

Front 46

melanocytes

Back 46

an individual with a dark skin color has more melanocytes than a fair-skinned person (false)

Front 47

hair matrix

Back 47

in order to permanently prevent growth of an unwanted hair, you must destroy the hair matrix (true)

Front 48

muscle tissues ?

Back 48

ch. 10 quiz

Front 49

homeostasis

Back 49

the ability of the body to maintain equilibrium by adjusting its physiological processes

Front 50

rectus femoris

Back 50

knee extensor, hip flexor

Front 51

gastrocnemius

Back 51

enables plantar and dorsiflexion

Front 52

forearm flexors

Back 52

flexor carpi radialis, flexoir pollicis longus, flexoir digitorum superficialis

Front 53

forearm extensors

Back 53

extensor carpi ulnarus, extensor digitorum, extensor carpi radialis brevis

Front 54

muscles in hamstrings

Back 54

semitendinosus, biceps femoris, semimembranosus