Appendicular Skeleton

Front 1

Clavicles and a scapula are components of what?

Back 1

Pectoral/Shoulder girdle

Front 2

Where do the clavicles articulates with the sternum?

Back 2

At the SC joint?

Front 3

Where does the clavicles articulate with the scapula?

Back 3

At the AC joint

Front 4

What is located on the dorsal surface of the scapula?

Back 4

Supraspinous Fossa

Front 5

What is located on the ventral surface of the scapula?

Back 5

Subscapular Fossa

Front 6

The thin edge near the vertebral column

Back 6

Medial/Vertebral border

Front 7

What is the anterior depression on the distal end of humerous when the forearm is flexed

Back 7

Coronoid Fossa

Front 8

What is it when the distal end of the radius articulates distals ends of the wrist bones?

Back 8

Carpal Facet

Front 9

What is located on proximal end of the ulna? How about the distal?

Back 9

Coronoid and olecranon. Styloid

Front 10

What is the arm from the elbow to the wrist known as?

Back 10

Antebrachium/Forearm

Front 11

Proximal Row

Back 11

(Some Lovers Try Positions) Scaphoid, Lunate, Triquetrum, Pisiform

Front 12

Another word for thumb

Back 12

Pollex

Front 13

How many bones in the right of each lower and upper extremity?

Back 13

30

Front 14

The greater sciatic notch is located below what?

Back 14

The PIIS

Front 15

What is the largest division of the coxal bone?

Back 15

Illium

Front 16

What is the smallest division of the coxal bone?

Back 16

Pubis

Front 17

What is the large foramen formed by the ischium and pubis?

Back 17

Obturator foramen

Front 18

The intertrochanteric crest is on which surface of the proximal femur?

Back 18

Posterior

Front 19

The patella bone develops in the tendon of what muscle?

Back 19

Quadricep femoris

Front 20

The intercondylar eminence provide attachment for the what?

Back 20

Cruciates

Front 21

The medial malleolus is a rounded projection on the what?

Back 21

Tibia

Front 22

What is the only ankle bone the articulates with both the tibia and fibula?

Back 22

Talus

Front 23

What is the largest and strongest tarsal bone?

Back 23

Calcaneus (Heel)

Front 24

What is the proximal end of the metatarsal bone called?

Back 24

Base

Front 25

The great toe is also known as what?

Back 25

Hallux

Front 26

Flatfoot is the collapse of which arch?

Back 26

Longitudinal

Front 27

How many phalanges are in the body? How many in each foot/hand?

Back 27

56. 14.

Front 28

An exaggeration of the forward lumbar curve that is caused by obesity or pregnancy is known as what?

Back 28

Lordosis

Front 29

A lateral bending of the vertebral column is known as what?

Back 29

Scoliosis

Front 30

A condition found in older females which bone resorption outpaces bone formation?

Back 30

Osteoporosis

Front 31

Risk factors of osteoporosis include what?

Back 31

Endocrine dysfunction, poor calcium metoabolism, body type/gender/race, lack of exercise, drugs, family history

Front 32

Which end is the head of the radius?

Back 32

Proximal end

Front 33

The head of the ulna is on which end?

Back 33

Distal

Front 34

A partial fracture in one side of the bone while the other side bends that happens in children is known as what?

Back 34

Green stick

Front 35

A fracture to L4 and L5 with a forward slippage due to continued trauma and degeneration of the IVD?

Back 35

Spondylolisthesis

Front 36

Calve-Legg-Perthes disease affects the epiphysis of what?

Back 36

Femoral head

Front 37

Osgood-Schlatter's disease affects the epiphysis of the what?

Back 37

Tibial tubercle

Front 38

Scurvy is the lack of what?

Back 38

Vitamin C

Front 39

Rickets is the lack of what?

Back 39

Vitamin D

Front 40

A congenital defect of the vertebral column in which the laminae fail to unite at the midline, exposing cord and meninges?

Back 40

Spina Bifida