appendicular skeleton and joints lab quiz

what do arrows D and G point to?

D- ischial tuberosity G- acetabulum

-head, styloid process -elbow joint

Identify A and C. Name one joint that this bone with the arrows, participates in?

-ulna -olecranon process; styloid process

Identify the bone which has arrows pointing to various parts. Identify the parts that arrows A and C point to.

-capitulum -trochlea

Identify the parts that arrows C and D point to.

A- acromion B- glenoid cavity C- coracoid process

Identify the structure arows A, B and C are pointing to.

Identify this long, slender S-shaped bone which lies horizontally in the superior and anterior portion of the thorax. With which bone does it form the pectoral girdle? -clavicle -scapula

Identify this long, slender S-shaped bone which lies horizontally in the superior and anterior portion of the thorax. With which bone does it form the pectoral girdle?

B- coronoid process of ulna C- styloid process

What do arrows B and C point to?

B- neck C- lateral epicondyle

What do arrows B and C point to?

B- greater tubercle C- olecranon fossa *glenoid cavity of scapula articulate at A

What do arrows B and C point to? What articulates at A?

ligaments:

holds bone together

identify bones A, B, and C A- phalanx B- metacarpal C- carpal

identify bones A, B, and C

-humerus A- greater tubercle B- lesser tubercle

-Identify this bone. What do arrows A and B point to?

Identify the type of synovial joint. an example of this type of joint would be?

-condyloid joint -metacarpophalangeal

Identify the bone seen in this imageB)What do arrows B and D point to?

-femur B- greater trochanter D- lateral condyle

Identify the bone seen here which has arrows pointing to various parts. What does arrow A point to?

-fibula -A points to the head

A biaxial joint such as the wrist allows which of the following movements?

-flexion/extension -abduction/adduction

Identify the bone which has arrows pointing to different regions. What do the arrows A, B and C point to?

-radius A- head B- tuberosity C- styloid process

identify the type of synovial joint. give one example

-saddle -carpometacarpal of thumb

Fill in the blanks- The bone with arrows is the________ bone of the ________. What does the arrow A point to?

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identify the joint. what types of movements are possible at this joint?

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What do arrows A and B point to?Name the bones this bone with arrows, articulates with.

A- anterior crest B- medial malleolus *femur, fibula, and talus articulate with this bone

What do arrows A and B point to. Arrow A points to the proximal end of this bone. Which bone does the proximal end of this bone articulate with?

A- head B- lesser trochanter *proximal end articulates with the hip bone

what do arrows A and C point to?

A- medial condyle C- medial malleolus

what do arrows A and B point to?

A- phalanx (phalange) B- tarsal

What does the arrow B point to? Name one bone this bone with the arrows, articulates with?

B- styloid process -articulates with femur

what do arrows B and C point to?

B- talus C- calcaneus

An intervertebral joint has fibrocartilaginous intervertebral discs present between the two vertebrae. How would you classify this joint?

ampiarthrosis- partially moveable

How would you classify the lambdoid sutural joint?

as a synarthrosis

Identify the type of articulation movement in which the forearm moves so that the palm of the hand is turned inferiorly or posteriorly.

pronation

The function of bursae is to:

reduce friction