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human anatomy chapter 7

front 1

1. pectoral girdle
2. pelvic girdle

back 1

1. shoulder bones
2. hip bones

front 2

the pectoral girdle consists of...

back 2

the clavicle and the scapula

front 3

back 3

1. scapula 2. humerus
3. radius 4. ulna
5. carple bones 6. metacarpal bones
7. phalanges

front 4

the clavicle
1. connects...
2. it is

back 4

1. the scapula to the manubrium of the sternum
2. an S-shaped bone

front 5

back 5

1. acromial (lateral) end
2. sternal (medial) end

front 6

back 6

1. superior border 2. Coracoid process
3. Acromion 4. spine
5. infraspinous fossa 6. lateral border
7. medial border 8. supraspinous fossa
9. inferior angle

front 7

back 7

1. superior angle 2. subscapular fossa
3. suprascapular notch
4. rim of the glenoid cavity

front 8

back 8

1. head 2. anatomical neck
3. greater tubercle 4. lesser tubercle
5. surgical neck 6. deltoid tuberosity
7. radial groove 8. lateral epicondyle
9. medial epicondyle

front 9

back 9

1. capitulum 2. trochlea
3. condyle 4. coronoid fossa
5. intertubercular (bicipital) groove

front 10

back 10

1. olecranon fossa 2. head
3. anatomical neck 4. greater tubercle
5. surgical neck 6. lateral epicondyle
7. medial epicondyle 8. trochlea
9. deltoid tuberosity
10. intertubercular (bicipital) groove

front 11

back 11

1. radius 2. ulna
3. antebrachial interosseous membrane
4. olecranon process 5. head or radius
6. neck of radius 7. ulnar notch
8. ulnar styloid process 9. radial styloid process

front 12

back 12

1. olecranon 2. trochlear notch
3. coromoid process 4. radial notch of ulna
5. ulnar tuberosity 6.radial tuberosity

front 13

back 13

1. scaphoid 2. lunate
3. triquetrum 4. pisiform
5. trapezium 6. trapezoid
7. capitate 8. hamate

front 14

back 14

1. metacarple I 2. metacarpal II
3. metacarpal III 4. metacarpal IV
5. Metacarpal V 6. phelanges
7. proximal 8. middle
9. distal

front 15

pelvic girdle
1. function
2. these bones are...

back 15

1. Supports and protects the lower viscera and developing fetus in females
2. are much more massive than their homologues of the upper limb

front 16

back 16

1. iliac crest 2. anterior inferior iliac spine
3. Anterior superior iliac spine
4. posterior superior iliac spine
5. posterior inferior iliac spine
6. anterior gluteal line 7. greater sciatic notch
8. ischial tuberosity 9. iscial spine
10. lesser sciatic notch 11. ischial ramus

front 17

back 17

1. sacrum 2. iliac fossa
3. Arcuate line 4. pubic symphysis
5. pubic crest 6. pubic tubercle
7. pectinieal line 8.Acetabulum
9.

front 18

back 18

1. Obturator foramen 2. acetabular fossa

front 19

back 19

1. pelvic brim 2. pelvic outlet
3. pelvic inles

front 20

back 20

1. auricular surface for articulation w. sacrum
2. iliac tuberosity 3. superior pubic ramus

front 21

back 21

1. sacro iliac joint

front 22

Pelvis subdivisions
1. greater pelvis
2. lesser pelvis

back 22

1. spans the distance from left iliac crest to right iliac crest
2. spans the distance from left ischial spine to right ischial spine

front 23

Main anatomical differences between male and female
1. female pelvis

back 23

1. Enlarged pelvic outlet
2. Less curvature of the sacrum
3. Wider pelvic inlet
4. Ilia project laterally
5. Broader pubic angle

front 24

back 24

a. male
b. female

front 25

back 25

1. hip bone 2. femur
3. patells 4. tibia
5. fibula 6. tarsal bones
7. metatarsal bones 8. phalanges

front 26

back 26

1. head 2. articular surface of head
3. neck 4. greater trochanter
5. lesser trochanter 6. fova capitis for ligament
7. introtrochanteric line
8. medial condyle 9. lateral condyle
10. medial epicondyle 11.lateral epicondyle
12. patellar surface

front 27

back 27

1. linea aspera 2. intertrochanteric crest
3. gluteal tuberosity
4. lateral supracondylar ridge
5. medial supracondylar ridge
6. popliteal surface 7. intercondylar fossa

front 28

Patella
1. this is a ____ bone
2. protects
3. anterior surface is...
4. posterior surface has...

back 28

1. sesamoid
2. the knee joint
3. rough for strong tendon attachment
4. concave facets for the femoral condyles

front 29

back 29

anterior surface patella

front 30

back 30

posterior surface patella

front 31

back 31

1. medial tibial condyle 2. lateral tibial condyle
3. tibial tuberosity 4. medial malleolus
5. inferior tibiofibular joint
6. superior tibiofibular joint 7. lateral malleolus
8. inferior articular surface 9. head of fibula
10. anterior crest of tibia
11. anterior crest of fibula

front 32

back 32

1. crural interosseous membrane
2. medial tibial condyle 3. lateral tibial condyle
4. tibial tuberosity 5. medeal malleolus
6. intercondylar eminence

front 33

1. Tarsal bones
2. Metatarsal bones
3. phalanges

back 33

1. 7 bones of the ankle
2. 5 metatarsals
3. hallus haave 2 phalanges, all others have 3

front 34

back 34

1. talus 2. calcaneus
3. cuboid 4. navicular
5. lateral cuneiform 6.medial cuneiform
7. intermediate cuneiform
8. metatarsal base 9. metatarsal shaft
10. metatarsal head 11. phalanges proximal
12. phalanges middle 13. phalanges distal

front 35

Information the skeleton can reveal about an individual (6)

back 35

1. racial differences 4. muscle mass
2. medical history 5. age
3. body size 6. sex