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16 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
- 3rd side (hint)
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Fourteen Facial Bones |
2 Zygomatic 2 Maxillae 2 Nasal bone 2 Lacrimal 1 Vomer 2 Palatine 2 inferior concha 1 mandible |
6 paired bones (ZMNLPIc) 2 single bones (MV) |
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Eight Cranial Bones |
1 Frontal 2 Parietal 2 Temporal 1 Occipital 1 Sphenoid 1 Ethmoid |
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Spinal Nerve Passages |
C1 to C7 above spinal segment C8 above T1 spinal segment T1 below, below spinal segment |
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8 Carpal Bones |
Scaphoid Lunate Triquetrium Pisiform Trapezoid Trapezium Capitate Hamate |
Some Lovers Try Positions That They Can't Handle |
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Bone? Label the parts. |
Right Humerus. 1 Head of the Humerus 2 Anatomic Neck 3 Surgical Neck 4 Shaft 5 medial epicondyle 6 lateral epicondyle 7 capitulum 8 trochlea 9 ulnar nerve sulcus 10 olecranon process 11 radial sulcus |
Forearm bone; Funny bone |
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What bone? Labels? |
Right Scapula 1 coracoid 2 acromion 3 spine of the scapula 4 glenoid fossa 5 neck of the humerus |
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Identify. What bones does it articulate with? Why is it a lonely bone? (Joke yan) |
C1 vertebrae Atlas Articulates with the skull superiorly; Axis inferiorly Because it has no body. (Badum-tss) |
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What action does the Axis allow your head to do? Which of its parts acts as the body of the atlas? |
Action, swivel your head from side to side via articulation of the dens with rhe atlas. The body of the Atlas is the dens or the odontoid process |
Action? No! |
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Identify. What passes through thr central canal? What passes through transverse foramen? Identifying feature of all their spines (direction)? Identifying feature of spine of the right bone? |
Cervical Vertebrae; C7 on the right (long spine) Central canal: Spinal cord Transverse foramen: vertebral artery Spines are horizontally oriented C7 has the longest spine, starts to point diagonally |
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Identify. How many bones does this segment of contain? Fill in: ________ articulate with the facets? True or false: only one __(same as above)__ articulates with each vertebrae. |
T1 to 12. 12 segments. Ribs articulate with the facets. 12 ribs all in all. False: ribs also articulate with a vertebra above ir Thus superior and inferior facets. |
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Identify. Label. Which spinal nerves exit #2 and #5? Which ones exit #6? |
Sacrum and cocyx. 1 sacral promontory 2 pelvic/anterior/ventral sacral foramina 3 coccyx 4 sacral canal 5 posterior/dorsak sacral foramina 6 sacral hiatus S1-4 exits ventral AND dorsal sacral foramina S5 and coccygeal nerve exit sacral hiatus |
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What condition is shown here? Most common symptom? Neurologic defect? Difference with spondylosis? |
Spondylolisthesis. Usually complains of lower back pain. No neurologic defects since the vertebral canal is widened rather than compressed. There is movement of the anterior segment. |
Spondylosis - defect in vertebral lamina, causing separation of the spine, lamina and inferior articular process |
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Dibdibin mo na yan. Haha Different kinds of Pelvic Inlet? |
Android - Male-like Gynecoid - Best Anthropoid Platypeloid |
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Identify. Anterior or posterior? Fracture of #2 can damage what artery? Typical presentation of injury of #2? |
Femur; Posterior surface 1 Head, 2 Neck, 3 Lesser Trochanter, 4 Greater Trochanter, 5 intertrochanteric crest (with quadrate tubercle; line is anterior),
6 pectineal line, 7 gluteal tuberosity, 8 linea aspera, 9 Medial supracondylar line, 10 lateral supracondylar line, 11 adductor tubercle, 12 medial epicondyle,
13 medial condyle, 14 lateral epicondyle, 15 lateral condyle, 16 intercondylar fossa
Medial Femoral Circumflex Artery: avascular necrosis; intercapsular fracture. Outward rotation, shortening of affected limb |
Dasal, dasal lang talaga. - Alma Moreno |
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Identify 8 to 11. What is the main function of the Tibia as opposed to the fibula? |
8 tibial tuberosity 9 common area of tibial fracture 10 lateral malleolus 11 medial malleolus |
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What condition is illustrated here. What joint is affected? What other condition also affects this joint? |
Hallux Valgus; Bending of the first metatarsopharyngeal joint. Commonly due to wearing pointy shoes. Gout also affects this area. |
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