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  • Front
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Identify "a".
Iliac crest
Identify "b".
Sacroiliac joint
Identify "c".
Greater sciatic notch
Identify "d".
Anterior superior iliac spine
Identify "e".
Anterior inferior iliac spine
Identify "f".
Acetabulum

Note: Faces laterally and is a circular hole
Identify "g".
Obturator foramen

Note: Large holes
Identify "h".
Pubic symphysis
Identify "i".
Greater (false) pelvis

Note: The widest width possible
Identify "j".
Lesser (true) pelvis
Identify bone "k".
Ilium

Note: The largest bone of all three
Identify bone "m".
Pubis
Identify bone "l".
Ischium

Note: Contains the acetabulum
Identify "a".
Iliac crest
Identify "b".
Posterior superior iliac spine
Identify "c".
Posterior inferior iliac spine
Identify "g".
Ischial tuberosity
Identify "h".
Ramus of ischium
Identify "h".
Ramus of ischium
Identify "l".
Inferior ramus (of pubis)
Identify bone "c".
Tibia

Note: It's bigger than fibula.
Identify bone "d".
Fibula

Note: Smaller than tibia; on the lateral side
Identify bones "e".
Tarsals

Note: Ankle bones
Identify bones "f".
Metatarsals
Identify bone "g".
Phalanges

Note: Toes; the same name goes for the fingers
Identify the bone shown here.
Patella bone
On what bone is the lateral malleolus?
Fibula
On what bone is the medial malleolus?
Tibia
Which of these bones is larger?

A) Fibula
B) Tibia
Tibia
Identify # 1.
Base
Identify # 2.
Apex
Identify the bone shown here.
Patella
What bone contains the linea aspera?
Femur
What bone contains the trochanters?
Femur
Identify # 2.
Head
Identify # 3.
Neck
Identify # 4.
Lesser trochanter
Identify # 5.
Shaft
Identify # 6.
Medial epicondyle
Identify # 7

[Disregard the color.]
Medial condyle
Identify # 8.
Intercondylar fossa
Identify # 9.
Lateral condyle
Identify # 10.
Lateral epicondyle
Identify # 11.
Linea aspera
Identify # 13.
Greater trochanter
Identify # 6.
Lateral malleolus
Identify # 7.
Medial malleolus