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Chapters 6­10 (Skeletal system + )

Exercise 6: Introduction to the Skeletal System.  Figure 6.1 Axial or Appendicular (Divisions)  Figure 6.2 Major in the body  Figure 6.3 “Classification”  Figure 6.5‐6.6 Bone model and slides (parts)  Table 6.2 Terminology

Exercise 7: Appendicular Skeleton  Scapula: o Acromion o Scapular notch o Coracoid process o Supraspinous o Glenoid Cavity o Spine o Lateral (axillary) border o Subscapular fossa o Inferior angle o Medial boarder o Superior angle o Infraspinous fossa o Superior boarder  Clavicle o Coronoid turbercle o Sternal end o Acromial end  Humerous o Head o Olecranon fossa o Greater turbercle o Lateral epicondyle o Lesser tubercle o Medial epicondyle o Deltoid tuberosity o Capitulum o Radial fossa o Trochlea o Coronoid fossa  Radius o Head o Ulnar notch o Neck o Styloid process o Radial tuberosity  Ulna o Olecranon process o Radial notch o Trochlear notch o Head of the ulna o Coronoid process o Styloid process  Hand o Carpals o Metacarpals o Phalanges  Pelvic girdle (7.6 and 7.7) o Sacrum o Coxal bone o Sacrolilliac . Illium o Acetabulum . Pubis o Symphysis pubis . Ischium o Obturator foramen o Ischial tuberosity o Iliac crest o Ischial ramus o Illiac fossa  Femur o Head o Fovea capitis o Greater trochanter o Body o Neck o Lateral epicondyle o Intertrochanteric line o Medial epicondyle (anterior) o Patellar groove o Intertrochanteric crest o Medial condyle (posterior) o Lateral condyle o Lesser trochanter o Intercondylar fossa  Patella o Base o Apex  Tibia o Medial condyle o Tibial tuberosity o Lateral condyle o Medial malleolus  Fibula o Head o Lateral Malleolus  Foot o Tarsals o Phalanges o Calcaneous o Metatarsals o Tallus

Exercise 8: Axial skeleton, vertebrae, ribs, sternum, & hyoid  Generic vertebra parts o Transverse process o Superior articular facet o Spinous process o Vertebral foramen o Vertebral arch o Lamina o Body o Pedicle  Atlas (C1) o Transverse foramen o Superior articular facet o Transverse process o Vertebral foramen o Anterior arch o Posterior arch o Facet for dens  Axis (C2) o Dens o Superior articular facet o Body o Vertebral foramen o Transverse foramen o Posterior arch o Transverse process o Bifid spinous process  Cervical Vertebra (Specific to this) o Bifid spinous process o Transverse foramen  Thoracic vertebra o Articular facet for tubercle of rib  Hyoid Bone o Greater cornu (horn) o Body o Lesser cornu (horn)

 .(8.10 and 8.11) o Rib . Body . Sternal end . Head . True ribs . Neck . False ribs . Turbercle . Floating ribs o Sternum . Manubrium . Xiphoid process . Body

Exercise 9 Axial Skeleton Figure 9.3 Anterior Skull  Cornonal suture   Infraorbital margin   Body of the  Mandible Figure 9.4 Mandible  Cornoid process   Angle  Mandibular condyle  Body  Condylar process  Mental foramen Figure 9.5 Superior view of the skull  Frontal bone   Parietal bone  Sagital suture  Figure 9.6 Skull Lateral view  Parietal bone  Maxilla  Cornonal suture  Mandibular notch  Temporal bone  Mental foramen  Mandibular condyle  Mandible  Frontal bone  Lambdoid suture  Supraorbial foramen  Mandibular ramus  Sphenoid bone  Squamous suture  Nasal bone  Occipital bone  Lacrimal bone  External auditory  Mastoid process  Zygomatic bone  Styloid process  Coronoid process of mandible   o of temporal bone o Temporal process of zygomatic bone Figure 9.7: Skull inferior view  Zygomatic bone  Mastoid process  Sphenoid bone  Temporal bone o Lateral pterygoid plate  Occipital bone o Medial pterygoid plate  o Great wing  Occipital condyle  External auditory meatus  Foramen magmun  Maxilla  Incisive fossa  Zygomatic arch  o Temporal process of o Palatine process of zygomatic bone maxilla o Zygomatic process of o Horizontal plate of the temporal bone  Vomer   Styloid process Figure 9.8 Interior of cranium  Sphenoid bone  o Lesser wing o o Greater wing o o  Parietal bone  Frontal bone  Occipital bone   Foramen ovale  Temporal bone

Exercise 10: Articulations Figure 10.3: Fontanels fetal skull  Mastoid (Posteriolateral)  Frontal (Anterior) fontanel fontanel  Occipital (Posterior) fontanel  Sphenoidal (Anteriorlateral) fontanel  Table 10.1 pg 138