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28 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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which bone is responsible for fulcrum in saying "yes."
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occipital condyle
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what are the four regions of the temporal bones?
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squamous portion with zygomatic process
tympanic portion - external acoustic meatus mastoid portion - contains mastoid process petrous portion - contains inner ear, carotid canal, jugular foramen, IAC |
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what does sella turcica mean?
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Turkish saddle
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the part of the intervetebral disc that is the semifluid compressable interior
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nucleus pulposus
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the part of the intervetebral disc that is the outside fibrocartilage
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anulus fibrosus
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a herniated disc is a ruptured
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anulus fibrosus
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which abnormal spine curvature is primarily in females?
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scoliosis
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which abnormal spine curvature is in thoracic region
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kyphosis
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which abnormal spine curvature is also called hunchback?
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kyphosis
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which abnormal spine curvature is from the lumbar region?
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lordosis
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which abnormal spine curvature is also called swayback
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lordosis
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true ribs attach...
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directly to costal cartilage and to sternum
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two kinds of false ribs
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vertebrochondral and veretral
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vertebrochondral ribs attach...
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indirectly to costal cartilage and and then to sternum
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vertebral ribs attach
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not to the sternum at all
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the forearm is also called
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antebrachium
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which bone contributes more to the wrist?
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radius
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the head of the radius into the radial notch of ulna is held by
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the annular ligament
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what is between metacarpel 1 and trapezium?
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saddle joint
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true pelvis is above or below pelvic brim?
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below, relates to childbirth
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pelvic brim is synonymous with?
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pelvic inlet
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foot arch which talus is the keystone bone
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medial longitudinal arch
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foot arch for which the cuboid is the keystone bone
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lateral longitudinal arch
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what comprises the nasal septum?
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perpendicular plate, vomer, and septal cartilage
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which fontanels fuse first and last?
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posterior - parietals/occipital at 2 months
anterior - frontal/parietals at 18 months |
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how many carpals are in each hand?
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8, 2 rows of 4
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how many tarsals are in each foot?
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7
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most commonly fractured bone
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clavicle
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