Appendicular skeleton page 3 lab sheet Flashcards by Richard Frampton | Brainscape

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Clavicle (collar bone, has S shape to it)

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Manubrium (Top of sternum)

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Clavicle

(collar bone s shaped bone)

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Humerus

(funny bone)

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Radius

(is on the thumb side)

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Ulna

(pinky side has C shaped process)

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carpal bones

(wrist bones)

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Metacarpal bones

(palm bones)

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Phalanges

(fingers)

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Scapula

(shoulder blade, anterior surface is smooth, posterior has ridge, ball and socket on top)

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acromion spine/spine of scapulla

(ridge on posterior side)

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acromion/acromion process

(hangs off end or bone)

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Acromion process

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head of humerus

(smooth portion only on proximal side)

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glenoid cavity

(hollowed out socket part of ball and socket joint on scapula)

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Humerus

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coracoid process

(anterior side of bone across from acromian process on scapula)

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Clavicle

(has s shape to bone)

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acromion process

(end of ridge hangs off bone)

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coracoid process

(anterior side of bone across from acromion process)

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glenoid cavity/fossa

(hollowed out socket part of ball and socket)

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lateral border

(diagnal border)

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medial border

(flat border)

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medial border

(flat border)

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lateral border

(diagnal border)

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acromion spine/spine of scapula

(ridge on posterior side)

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9

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glenoid cavity/fossa

(hollowed out socket part of ball and socket joint)

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10

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acromion process

(End of ridge hangs off bone posterior side)

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1

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Greater tubercle

(larger bump across from head)

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3

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lesser tubercle

(smaler bump across from head)

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4

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intertubercular groove/sulcus

(sits in between lesser and greater tuberacle)

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5

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deltoid tuberosity

(on the diaphysis)

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8

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Radial fossa

(lateral on anterior side)

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10

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Capitulum

(lateral side resembles ball)

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11

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trochlea

(medial side bump)

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15

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coronoid fossa

(medial on anterior side(same side as head faces))

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16

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Surgical neck

(where bone starts to narrow)

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1

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head of radius

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3

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styloid process

(point at distal part of bone)

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5

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radial tuberosity

(bump that goes out medially)

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coronoid process

(distal part of trochlear notch)

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2

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radial notch

(notch off to side of trochlear notch)

Q

5

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head

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6

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styloid process

(;ittle point of distal part of bone)

Q

8

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trochlear notch

(c shaped notch at end of bone)

Q

9

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olecranon

(most proximal part)

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1

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distal phalanx

(tip of finger)

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2

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proximal phalanx

(closest to hand)

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3

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Hamate

(on sheet the wrist bones are in clockwise order if in anterior position)

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4

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triquetral/triangular

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5

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pisiform

(sticks up from triquetrum)

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6

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lunate

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7

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ulna

(pinky side has c shaped process)

Q

8

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radius

(thumb side)

Q

9

A

scaphoid

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11

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trapezium

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12

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trapezoid

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13

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metacarpal bones

(bones of the palm)

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15

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middle phalanx

Q

name the bone

A

clavicle

(has s shape to it)

Q

name the bone

A

scapula

Q

name the bone

A

humerus

Q

name the bone

A

radius

(thumb side)

Q

name the bone

A

Ulna

(pinky side)