Chapter 8

Front 1

Appendicular skeleton consists of

Back 1

Bones of the arms, legs, hands, feet, and other bones that connect the limbs to the axial skeleton

Front 2

Pectoral girdle

Back 2

scapula and clavicle bones

Front 3

Direct connection between axial and appendicular skeleton

Back 3

Clavicle articulation with manubrium of sternum

Front 4

Clavicle articulation name with the scapula

Back 4

Acromion process

Front 5

Medial forearm bone

Back 5

Ulna

Front 6

Lateral forearm bone

Back 6

Radius

Front 7

Olecranon process is on what bone

Back 7

Ulna

Front 8

Olecranon fossa is on what bone

Back 8

Humerus

Front 9

Radius proximal articulation

Back 9

Capitalum and radial fossa of the humerus

Front 10

Ulna proximal articulation

Back 10

Trochlea, Coronoid fossa, and olecranon fossa of humerus

Front 11

Roughened, v-shaped process along the lateral border of the shaft of the humerus

Back 11

Deltoid tuberosity

Front 12

How many carpal bones

Back 12

8

Front 13

how many tarsal bones

Back 13

7

Front 14

Pelvic girdle bones

Back 14

Ilium, ischium, pubis

Front 15

Bony pelvis bones

Back 15

Hip bones, sacrum, and pubic symphysis

Front 16

Another name for hip bones

Back 16

Coxal bones

Front 17

Sacrum articulation with the hip bones

Back 17

Auricular surface

Front 18

Largest coxal bone

Back 18

Ilium

Front 19

Greater sciatic notch location

Back 19

Ilium

Front 20

Lesser sciatic notch location

Back 20

Ischium

Front 21

When seated, body weight is borne by the

Back 21

Ischial tuberosity

Front 22

Projection above the lesser sciatic notch

Back 22

Ischial spine

Front 23

Bones that encircle the obturator foramen

Back 23

Pubic and ischial rami

Front 24

Lateral leg bone

Back 24

Fibula

Front 25

Medial leg bone

Back 25

Tibia

Front 26

Fibula notch of the tibia forms what joint

Back 26

Distal tibiofibular joint

Front 27

Sole of the foot is supported by

Back 27

Metatarsals and tarsals

Front 28

Great toe name

Back 28

Hallus

Front 29

Thumb name

Back 29

Pollex

Front 30

Largest carpal bone

Back 30

Capitate

Front 31

Male pelvis characteristics

Back 31

Heavy, rough textured, heart shaped pelvic inlet, angle of pubic arch <100°, deep iliac fossa, ilia above sacrum, coccyx points anteriorly

Front 32

Female pelvis characteristics

Back 32

Lighter, round pelvic inlet, angle of pubic arch >100°, ilia shorter than sacrum, coccyx points inferiorly

Front 33

Pelvic brim

Back 33

Bony edge of the true pelvis

Front 34

What separates the true and false pelvis

Back 34

Pelvic brim

Front 35

Perineum

Back 35

Surface region bounded by the inferior edges of the pelvis

Front 36

Neurocranium is derived from what and forms what

Back 36

Mesoderm, bones of the skull

Front 37

Viscerocranium is derived from what and forms what bones

Back 37

Ectoderm, bones of the faces

Front 38

Notochord is derived from what and forms what bones

Back 38

Mesoderm, vertebral bodies, costal centers, vertebral arch, intervertebral discs