Skeletal System

Front 1

What bone is this?

Back 1

Frontal Bone (skull)

Front 2

Back 2

Ribs (thoracic cage)

Front 3

Back 3

Sternum (Thoracic cage)

Front 4

Back 4

Ulna

Front 5

Back 5

Radius

Front 6

Back 6

Femur

Front 7

Back 7

Tibia

Front 8

Back 8

Clavicle (pectoral girdle)

Front 9

Back 9

Humerus

Front 10

Back 10

Vertebral Column

Front 11

Back 11

Hip bone (pelvis)

Front 12

Back 12

Sacrum (Pelvis)

Front 13

Back 13

Patella

Front 14

Back 14

Fibula

Front 15

Back 15

Coronal Suture

Front 16

Back 16

Parietal Bone Lambdoid Suture

Front 17

Back 17

Parietal Bone Sagittal Suture

Front 18

Back 18

Parietal Bone Squamous Suture

Front 19

Back 19

Occipital Bone Foramen Magnum

Front 20

What Bone/Marking is this, And what does it Articulate with

Back 20

Occipital Bone, Occipital Condyles, superior facets of the atlas vertebra

Front 21

Fill. The cranial Bones are held together by joints called what?

Back 21

Sutures

Front 22

Fill. Cranial nerves and blood vessels pass through openings in the skull called, What?

Back 22

Foramina

Front 23

Fill. The bony palate is composed of two (what) Bones and the palatine processes of the (what)

Back 23

Palatine, Maxillae

Front 24

Fill. The pituitary gland lies in a depression of the (what) bone, a complex cranial bone with great and lesser wings.

Back 24

Sphenoid

Front 25

Fill. The space on the posterior surface of the scapula inferior to the scapular spine is called the (what)

Back 25

Infraspinours Fossa

Front 26

Fill. The medial one of the forearm is the (What)

Back 26

Ulna

Front 27

Fill. The cartilaginous pads between the bodies of adjacent vertebrae called the (what)

Back 27

Intervertebral discs

Front 28

Fill . Spinal nerves pass through gaps between adjacent vertebrae called the (what)

Back 28

interertebral foramina

Front 29

Fill. At the inferior end of the sternum is a small, pointed bone call the (what)

Back 29

xiphoide process

Front 30

Fill. The ape of your shoulder if formed by a plate-like extension of the scapular spine called the (what)

Back 30

acromion

Front 31

Fill. The pelvic girdle is made up of the (what)

Back 31

Sacrum, and Hip Bones

Front 32

Fill. The right and left hip bones are held together anteriorly by a fibrocartilage pad called the (what)

Back 32

Pubic Symophysis

Front 33

Fill. When you are sitting, your body weight is supported on the right and (what), which are thick, rough areas of the hip bones.

Back 33

ischial tuberosities

Front 34

Fill. The bony prominences on the sides of your ankles, just above the top of a dress shoe, are the lateral and medial (what)

Back 34

Malleoli

Front 35

Fill. The bones of the giners and toes are called the (what)

Back 35

Phalanges

Front 36

Has a unique structure called the dens or odontoid process

Back 36

Axis

Front 37

The point of your elbow where you rest it on a table

Back 37

Olecranon

Front 38

Bone that contains the stylomastoid formen

Back 38

Temproal

Front 39

Suture named for the greek Letter /l

Back 39

Lambdoid

Front 40

Knobs on an inferior bone of the skulls that articulate with the atlas

Back 40

occipital condyles

Front 41

vertebras whose superior articular processes face medially

Back 41

lumbar

Front 42

consists of a manubrium, gladiolus, and xiphoid process

Back 42

sternum

Front 43

its distal end has a capitulm and a trochlea

Back 43

humerus

Front 44

The thumb

Back 44

Pollex

Front 45

Contains the acetabulum, greater sciatic notch, and iliac crest

Back 45

hip bone

Front 46

The bone contains numerous air cells, contributes the upper half of the nasal septum and has pores for the passage of olfactory nerves:

A. Frontal
B. Vomer
C Ethmoid
D Sphenoid
E Nasal

Back 46

C: Ethmoid

Front 47

All of the following can be palpated on a living person except the
A. Mastoid process
B. Mental Protuberance
C Suprasternal Notch
D. Sella Turcica
E. Olecranon

Back 47

D Sella Turcica

Front 48

The squamous Suture surrounds
A. A squamous epithelium
B. the pariteal bone
C. the temporal bone
D. The sphenoid bone
E. the ethmoid bone

Back 48

C Temoral Bone

Front 49

The fetal skull has a small gap where the frontal, parital, temporal, and sphenoid bones meet called the
A. anterior fontanel
B posterior fontanel
C. Mastoid Fontanel
D.Pariefrontal Fontanel
E. Sphenoid Fontanel

Back 49

E Mastoid Fontanel

Front 50

The distal end of the femur, where is meets the tibia, is covered with
A. Spongy bone
B synovial membrane
C a synostosis
D.The periosteum
E Articular Cartilage

Back 50

E Articular Cartilage

Front 51

The jelly-like center of an intervertebral disc is called
A.the gelatinus centralis
B the nucleus Puplosus
C synovial fluid
D vitreous humor
E Tissue Gel

Back 51

B: The nucleus

Front 52

Costal Facets are found on
A. cervial vertebrae
B the thoracic vertebrae
C all vertebrae
D true ribs
E all ribs

Back 52

B Thoracic Vertebrae

Front 53

The spinal column has all of the following curvatures except A
A, cervical curvature
B. Thoracic curvature
C. Lumbar Curvature
D. Sacral Curvature
E Pelvic Curvature

Back 53

D Sacral Curvature

Front 54

9. The linea Aspear is uniqure to the
A ulna
B atlas
C Femur
D. Fibula
E Hip bone

Back 54

C Femur

Front 55

10. The sesmoid bone embedded in the quadriceps femoris tendon is the
A. Patella
B. Hamate
C. Medial Malleolus
D. Parital
E. Navicular

Back 55

A Patella

Front 56

What Articulates with acetabulum?

Back 56

Femoral Head

Front 57

What Articulates with Atlas, superior articulating facet

Back 57

Occipital Condyles

Front 58

What Articulates with Clavicle, Sternal End

Back 58

Manubrium

Front 59

What Articulates with Femoral Condyles

Back 59

Proximal Tiba

Front 60

What Articulates with Lateral Sacrum

Back 60

Hip Bone

Front 61

What Articulates with Humerus, Head

Back 61

Glenoid Cavity, Scapula

Front 62

What Articulates with Mandibular Condyle

Back 62

Mandibular fossa

Front 63

What Articulates with Inferior Manubrium

Back 63

Gladiolus

Front 64

What Articulates with Radius, Proximal Head

Back 64

Capitulum, Humerus

Front 65

What Articulates with Radial Notch, Ulna

Back 65

Lateral edge, radial head

Front 66

What Articulates with Rib, Tubercle

Back 66

Transverse Process, Thoracic Vertebrae

Front 67

What Articulates with Talus (distal)

Back 67

Navicular

Front 68

What Articulates with Talus (superior)

Back 68

Distal Tibia

Front 69

What Articulates with Trochlear notch, Ulna

Back 69

Trochlea, Humerus

Front 70

What Articulates with Vomer (superior)

Back 70

Perpendicular plate, ethmoid bone

Front 71

Acetabulum
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 71

Hip Bone

Front 72

Acromion
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 72

Femur

Front 73

Anterior Superior iliac Spine
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 73

Hip Bone

Front 74

Axilliary border
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 74

Scapula

Front 75

capitulum
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 75

Humerus

Front 76

Coracoid Process
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 76

Scapula

Front 77

Coronoid Process
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 77

Ulna

Front 78

Glenoid Cavity
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 78

Scapula

Front 79

Gluetal Lines
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 79

C Hip Bone

Front 80

Greater Trochanter
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 80

Femur

Front 81

Greater Tubercle
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 81

A Humerus

Front 82

Intercondylar Notch
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 82

B Femur

Front 83

Intertrochanteric crest
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 83

B Femur

Front 84

intertubercular Sulcus
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 84

A Humerus

Front 85

Inferior public Ramus
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 85

C Hip Bone

Front 86

Infraspinous fossa
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 86

E Scapula

Front 87

Linea Aspera
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 87

B Femur

Front 88

Paterllar Surface
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 88

B Femur

Front 89

Obturator foramen
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 89

C Hip Bone

Front 90

Olecranon
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 90

F Ulna

Front 91

Olecranon fossa
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 91

A Humerus

Front 92

Sciatic Notches
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 92

C Hip Bone

Front 93

Trochlea
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 93

A Humerus

Front 94

Trochlear notch
A. Humerous B. Femur C. Hip Bone D. Radius E. Scapula F. Ulna

Back 94

F Ulna