Skeletal System- Gross Anatomy

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Skeletal System- Gross Anatomy
Spine and Rib Cage

Pelvic Girdle and Lower Limb
Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limb
Introduction
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Introduction 100 Question

• This is not part of the appendicular skeleton
• a. pectoral girdle
• b. pelvic girdle
• c. lower limb
• d. coccyx
• e. All of these are part of the
  appendicular skeleton

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Introduction 100 Answer

• This is not part of the appendicular skeleton
• a. pectoral girdle
• b. pelvic girdle
• c. lower limb
• d. coccyx
• e. All of these are part of the
  appendicular skeleton

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Introduction 200 Question

• The axial skeleton protects the brain, spinal
  cord, and vital organs in the thorax.
• True/False

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Introduction 200 Answer

• The axial skeleton protects the brain, spinal
  cord, and vital organs in the thorax.
• True/False

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Introduction 300 Question

• The anatomical term for a hole in a bone that was
  once occupied by a nerve or blood vessel is known
  as this
• a. foramen
• b. meatus
• c. fossa
• d. sulcus

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Introduction 300 Answer

• The anatomical term for a hole in a bone that was
  once occupied by a nerve or blood vessel is known
  as this
• a. foramen
• b. meatus
• c. fossa
• d. sulcus

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Introduction 400 Question

• This bone marking refers to a smooth, rounded
  articular surface
• a. tubercle
• b. facet
• c. condyle
• d. tuberosity
• d. trochanter

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Introduction 400 Answer

• This bone marking refers to a smooth, rounded
  articular surface
• a. tubercle
• b. facet
• c. condyle
• d. tuberosity
• d. trochanter

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Introduction 500 Question

• This best describes the primary function of a
  process or tubercle
• a. connects one bone to another
• b. attachment for ligaments and tendons
• c. creates a stress point on a bone
• d. found at joints

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Introduction 500 Answer

• This best describes the primary function of a
  process or tubercle
• a. connects one bone to another
• b. attachment for ligaments and tendons
• c. creates a stress point on a bone
• d. found at joints

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Skull 100 Question

• The parietal and frontal bones are joined
  together by this suture
• a. squamous
• b. coronal
• c. sagittal
• d. lambdoid

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Skull 100 Answer

• The parietal and frontal bones are joined
  together by this suture
• a. squamous
• b. coronal
• c. sagittal
• d. lambdoid

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Skull 200 Question

• The brain and spinal cord are connected through
  this opening in the skull
• a. foramen rotundum
• b. foramen ovale
• c. foramen magnum
• d. mental foramen

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Skull 200 Answer

• The brain and spinal cord are connected through
  this opening in the skull
• a. foramen rotundum
• b. foramen ovale
• c. foramen magnum
• d. mental foramen

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Skull 300 Question

• The vomer and this structure together form the
  nasal septum
• a. perpendicular plate of the ethmoid
• b. lacrimal bone
• c. palatine process of the maxilla
• d. nasal bone

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Skull 300 Answer

• The vomer and this structure together form the
  nasal septum
• a. perpendicular plate of the ethmoid
• b. lacrimal bone
• c. palatine process of the maxilla
• d. nasal bone

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Skull 400 Question

• The viscerocranium (facial bones) serve as
  attachment points for the muscles involved in
  chewing and facial expression as well as
  protection of the eyes, nose and tongue.
• True/ False

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Skull 400 Answer

• The viscerocranium (facial bones) serve as
  attachment points for the muscles involved in
  chewing and facial expression as well as
  protection of the eyes, nose and tongue.
• True/ False

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Skull 500 Question

• The mandible articulates with the skull here
• a. styloid process
• b. zygomatic arch
• c. occipital condyle
• d. mandibular fossa

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Skull 500 Answer

• The mandible articulates with the skull here
• a. styloid process
• b. zygomatic arch
• c. occipital condyle
• d. mandibular fossa

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Spine and Rib Cage 100 Question

• There are this many lumbar vertebrae
• a. 12
• b. 5
• c. 7
• d. 1

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Spine and Rib Cage 100 Answer

• There are this many lumbar vertebrae
• a. 12
• b. 5
• c. 7
• d. 1

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Spine and Rib Cage 200 Question

• Spinal nerves exit through this opening
• a. intervertebral foramen
• b. vertebral foramen
• c. transverse foramen
• d. pedicle

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Spine and Rib Cage 200 Answer

• Spinal nerves exit through this opening
• a. intervertebral foramen
• b. vertebral foramen
• c. transverse foramen
• d. pedicle

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Spine and Rib Cage 300 Question

• Characteristics of this bone include a small
  body, bifid spinous process, and transverse
  foramina
• a. thoracic vertebra
• b. lumbar vertebra
• c. sacral vertebra
• d. cervical vertebra

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Spine and Rib Cage 300 Answer

• Characteristics of this bone include a small
  body, bifid spinous process, and transverse
  foramina
• a. thoracic vertebra
• b. lumbar vertebra
• c. sacral vertebra
• d. cervical vertebra

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Spine and Rib Cage 400 Question

• The clavicle and first rib articulate with this
  specific part of the sternum
• a. body
• b. xiphoid process
• c. manubrium
• d. scapula

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Spine and Rib Cage 400 Answer

• The clavicle and first rib articulate with this
  specific part of the sternum
• a. body
• b. xiphoid process
• c. manubrium
• d. scapula

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Spine and Rib Cage 500 Question

• This feature of a rib articulates with the
  transverse process of a vertebra
• a. head
• b. tubercle
• c. angle
• d. neck
• e. body

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Spine and Rib Cage 500 Answer

• This feature of a rib articulates with the
  transverse process of a vertebra
• a. head
• b. tubercle
• c. angle
• d. neck
• e. body

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Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limb100 Question

• The pectoral (shoulder) girdle is made of this
• a. clavicle, scapula and humerus
• b. sternum, clavicle and scapula
• c. clavicle, ribs, scapula and sternum
• d. scapula and clavicle

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Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limb100 Answer

• The pectoral (shoulder) girdle is made of this
• a. clavicle, scapula and humerus
• b. sternum, clavicle and scapula
• c. clavicle, ribs, scapula and sternum
• d. scapula and clavicle

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Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limb 200 Question

• These bones form the knuckles of your hand
• a. metacarpals
• b. carpals
• c. phalanges
• d. sesamoid

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Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limb 200 Answer

• These bones form the knuckles of your hand
• a. metacarpals
• b. carpals
• c. phalanges
• d. sesamoid

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Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limb 300 Question

• This part of your ulna is commonly referred to as
  the elbow
• a. ulnar tuberosity
• b. styloid process
• c. medial epicondyle
• d. olecranon process

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Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limb 300 Answer

• This part of your ulna is commonly referred to as
  the elbow
• a. ulnar tuberosity
• b. styloid process
• c. medial epicondyle
• d. olecranon process

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Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limb 400 Question

• The biceps brachii muscle attaches to the radius
  at this point
• a. radial tuberosity
• b. styloid process
• c. deltoid tuberosity
• d. head

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Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limb 400 Answer

• The biceps brachii muscle attaches to the radius
  at this point
• a. radial tuberosity
• b. styloid process
• c. deltoid tuberosity
• d. head

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Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limb 500 Question

• This best describes the function of the acromion
  process
• a. protects the shoulder joint
• b. attachment site for clavicle
• c. attachment point for muscles
• d. all of these

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Pectoral Girdle and Upper Limb 500 Answer

• This best describes the function of the acromion
  process
• a. protects the shoulder joint
• b. attachment site for clavicle
• c. attachment point for muscles
• d. all of these

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Pelvic Girdle and Lower Limb100 Question

• The ilium, ischium and pubis form this
• a. pelvic girdle
• b. pelvis
• c. coxal bone (os coxae)
• d. sacroiliac joint

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Pelvic Girdle and Lower Limb 100 Answer

• The ilium, ischium and pubis form this
• a. pelvic girdle
• b. pelvis
• c. coxal bone (os coxae)
• d. sacroiliac joint

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Pelvic Girdle and Lower Limb 200 Question

• The female pelvis has a heart-shaped pelvic
  inlet, ischial spines that are closer together
  than a male and a subpubic angle that is less
  than 90 degrees.
• True/False

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Pelvic Girdle and Lower Limb 200 Answer

• The female pelvis has a heart-shaped pelvic
  inlet, ischial spines that are closer together
  than a male and a subpubic angle that is less
  than 90 degrees.
• True/False

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Pelvic Girdle and Lower Limb 300 Question

• This feature of the femur serves as a muscle
  attachment site that fastens the hip to the
  thigh
• a. head
• b. trochanter
• c. condyle
• d. epicondyle

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Pelvic Girdle and Lower Limb 300 Answer

• This feature of the femur serves as a muscle
  attachment site that fastens the hip to the
  thigh
• a. head
• b. trochanter
• c. condyle
• d. epicondyle

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Pelvic Girdle and Lower Limb 400 Question

• The process that forms the large bump on the
  medial side of the ankle is known as the medial
  _______
• a. malleolus
• b. condyle
• c. tuberosity
• d. epicondyle

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Pelvic Girdle and Lower Limb 400 Answer

• The process that forms the large bump on the
  medial side of the ankle is known as the medial
  _______
• a. malleolus
• b. condyle
• c. tuberosity
• d. epicondyle

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Pelvic Girdle and Lower Limb 500 Question

• This arch is formed by the calcaneus, cuboid and
  two lateral metatarsal
• a. medial longitudinal
• b. lateral longitudinal
• c. transverse

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Pelvic Girdle and Lower Limb 500 Answer

• This arch is formed by the calcaneus, cuboid and
  two lateral metatarsals
• a. medial longitudinal
• b. lateral longitudinal
• c. transverse

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FINAL ROUND Question

• A paraplegic individual develops pressure sores
  on the buttocks from sitting in a wheelchair for
  extended periods. The bony protuberance
  responsible is this
• a. ischial tuberosity
• b. ischial spine
• c. pubic tubercle
• d. anterior superior iliac spine

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FINAL ROUND Answer

• A paraplegic individual develops pressure sores
  on the buttocks from sitting in a wheelchair for
  extended periods. The bony protuberance
  responsible is this
• a. ischial tuberosity
• b. ischial spine
• c. pubic tubercle
• d. anterior superior iliac spine

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