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Identify following bones by nickname:
1. ankle bone 2. Fingers
3. collar bone 4. heel bone |
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1. tarsals 2. phalanges
3. clavicle 4. calcaneous |
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Identify following bones by nickname:
1. form instep of foot 2. shin bone
3. kneecap 4. shoulder blades |
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1. metatarsals 2. tibia
3.patella 4. scapula |
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Identify following bones by nickname:
1. "sit-down" bone 2. toes 5. wrist bones
3.thigh bone 4. upper arm |
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1. ischium 2. phalanges 5. carpals
3. femur 4. humerus |
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Describe:
1. Amphiarthroses
2. Diarthroses
3. Synarthroses |
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1. joint that is slightly moveable
2. Joint that is fully moveable
3. Joint that is immovable |
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Identify as pelvic or pectoral:
1. deep, secure socket for limb attachment
2. easiest to dislocate |
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1. pelvic
2. pectoral |
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Identify as Pelvic or Pectoral:
1. flexibility 2. massive
3. lightweight 4. weight-bearing
5. shallow socket for limb attachment |
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1. pectoral 2. pelvic 3. pectoral 4. pelvic 5. pectoral |
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Describe and give example of each joint:
1. ball-and-socket
2. condyloid |
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1. bone w/head that fits into cup shaped cavity of another bone (shoulder joint)
2. ovoid condyle fits into elliptical cavity (joint btwn metacarpals + proximal phalanx) |
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Describe and give example of each joint:
1. Gliding
2. Hinge |
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1. articulating surfaces flat or slightly curved (wrist)
2. convex surface fits into a concave surface (elbow) |
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Describe and give example of each joint:
1. Pivot
2. Saddle |
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1. A cylindrical surface roates w/in a ring of bone + fibrous tissue (joint btwn atlas + axis)
2. articulating surfaces have both concave + convex areas (thumb) |
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