Lsb131 Anatomy Test 4

Front 1

Name the components of the scapula

Back 1

Coracoid process

Acromion (tip)

Glenoid cavity (inlet)

Spine (Arch across)

Hint 1

Front 2

Where is the lateral collateral ligaments

Back 2

Front 3

Where is the lateral meniscus?

Back 3

Front 4

Where is the medial collateral ligaments?

Back 4

Front 5

Where is the articular cartilage of the knee?

Back 5

Front 6

Where is the proximal Tibio-fibular joint?

Back 6

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Front 7

Where is the patella?

Back 7

Front 8

Where is the Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL)

Back 8

(small tendon below patella)

Front 9

Where is the Posterior cruciate ligament (PCL)

Back 9

(even smaller tendon behind ACL)

Front 10

Which side is the Fibula on / which side is the Tibia on?

(In relation to medial/lateral aspects of the body)

Back 10

Tibia (large) = Medial

Fibula (small) = Lateral

Front 11

Is the Medial Collateral Ligament (MCL) on the side of the tibia or the fibula?

Back 11

Tibia (Medial)

Front 12

Is the Lateral Collateral Ligament (LCL) on the side of the tibia or the fibula?

Back 12

Fibula (Lateral)

Front 13

Name the two aspects of the patella

Back 13

Base = Top

Apex = Bottom

Front 14

What is this entire bone called?

(Ignore Arrow)

Back 14

Coxal Bone

Front 15

WHAT IS AT THE ARROW LOCATION

Back 15

Illiac Crest

- Slightly below it is the Illium

Front 16

Where is the inferior ramus?

(ignore arrow)

Back 16

(Bottom right)

Front 17

Where is the obturator foramen?

(ignore arrow)

Back 17

Hole for blood vessels and nerves to pass through (bottom)

Front 18

Where is the ala of the coxal bone?

(ignore arrow)

Back 18

Large surface of coxal bone

Front 19

is the 1st metatarsal more lateral or medial than the others?

Back 19

1st metatarsal is more MEDIAL than other metatarsals and is considered larger

Front 20

Where is the talus?

Back 20

Large round bone near the rear of the foot

Front 21

Where is the navicular?

Back 21

Wide flat bone posterior to the three cuneiform bones

Front 22

Where is the medial/intermediate/lateral cuneiforms'?

Back 22

Medial cuneiform is close to 1st metatarsal

Intermediate cuneiform is close to 2nd metatarsal

Lateral Cuneiform is close to 3rd metartarsal

Front 23

Where is the Cuboid?

Back 23

The cuboid is the moderate sized bone next to the navicular and the Cuneiform bones

Front 24

Where is the calcaneus?

Back 24

Biggest bone in the foot, next to the talus

Front 25

From posterior to anterior, arrange in the correct order

- Metatarsals

- Phalanges

- Tarsals

Back 25

Posterior = Tarsals

Middle = Metatarsals

Anterior = Phalanges

Front 26

Where is the Hallux? (foot)

Back 26

Big toe!

Front 27

What is the arrangement of the phalanges

(small bones)

Back 27

Posterior = Proximal

Middle = Middle

Anterior = Distal

Front 28

Back 28

Middle Phallanx 2

Front 29

What bone is this?

Back 29

Humerus

Front 30

Where is the head of the humerus

Back 30

superior end of humerus

Front 31

Where are the greater and lesser tubercle's of the humerus

Back 31

Close in proximity to head

Front 32

Where is the trochlea of the humerus?

Back 32

medial inferior cartilage area of humerus

Front 33

Where is the capitulum of the humerus

Back 33

Lateral inferior cartilage area of humerus

Front 34

Where is the olecranon fossa (humerus)

Back 34

Depression on inferior middle of posterior humerus

Front 35

Where is the lateral epicondyle (humerus)

Back 35

Inferior and Posterior Area of humerus

Front 36

Where is the radial groove

Back 36

ridge on middle posterior of humerus

Front 37

Hand Bones

Scared Lovers try proposals = SLTP

(what are the proximal carpal bones from lateral to medial)

Back 37

Scaphoid

Lunate

Triquetrum/Triquetral

Pisiform

Front 38

Hand Bones

That they cant handle = TTCH

(what are the distal carpal bones from lateral to medial)?

Back 38

Trapezium

Trapezoid

Capitate

Hamate

Front 39

Is metacarpal 1 or 5 medial?

Back 39

Metacarpal 1 is medial!

Front 40

What are phalanges

Back 40

Finger tips! (3 bones - Proximal, Middle, Distal)

Front 41

Is the radius (bone) medial or lateral?

Back 41

Medial!

Front 42

Is the Ulna (bone) Medial or lateral?

Back 42

Lateral!

Front 43

Where is the head and neck of femur?

Back 43

Top

Front 44

What bone is this?

Back 44

Femur

Front 45

Femur

Where is the Lesser trochanter?

Back 45

Small bump near neck of bone

Front 46

Femur

Where is the Medial and lateral epicondyle?

Back 46

Both ANTERIOR, just above Patellar Groove, in front of condyles

Front 47

Femur

Where is the Lateral and medial condyle?

Back 47

Both POSTERIOR, Just behind epicondyles, and surrounding intercondylar fossa

Front 48

Femur

Where is the greater trochanter?

Back 48

Lateral of the head,

- most noticeably the other bump on the femur

Front 49

What are the 3 classifications of joints?

Back 49

1. Fibrous

- No joint activity and connected by connective tissue

2. Cartilaginous

- No joint activity and connected by cartilage

3. Synovial

- A joint which is moveable

Front 50

JOINTS

Joints between the spine are classified as... ?

Back 50

Cartilaginous (connected by cartilage)

Front 51

Scapula

Where is the coracoid process

Back 51

(smaller section of bone near the glenoid cavity)

Front 52

Scapula

Where is the supraspinous fossa

Back 52

(Flat section above the spine of the bone)

Front 53

KNEE

What is the section of flat bone the meniscus rests on?

Back 53

Medial Tibial Condyle

OR

Tibial Condyle

OR

Medial Condyle (Tibial)

Front 54

COXAL

Where is the Acetabulum?

Back 54

Indent in Coxal bone