1
What articulates at point A?
The Skull
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2
What are processes A & B?
A- Odontoid process
B- Inferior articulating
process
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3
What are 'holes' A & B?
A- Vertebral Foramen
B- Transverse Foramina
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4
Name A, B, &C
A- Iliac crest
B- Acetabulum
C- Pubis symphysis
What articulates at C?
The Femur
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5
Name processes A, B, &C
A- Greater Trochanter
B- Femur head
C- Lateral Condyle
What do B & C articulate with?
B- Coxal bone
C- Tibia
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6
Name A & B
A- Fibial head
B- Lateral Malleolus
What is B commonly called?
the ankle
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7
Name A & B
A- Humeral head
B- Olecranon fossa
What do A & B articulate with?
A- Scapula
B- Olecranon Process
(Ulna)
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8
Name the processes A, B, &C
A- Spinous process
B- Superior articulating
process
C- Transverse process
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9
Name A
Radial head
What do A & B articulate with?
A- Ulna
B- Carpals
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10
Name A & B
A- Superior articulating
process
B- Ventral Sacral
Foramina
What comes out of B?
spinal nerves
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11
What is the surface A is pointing
at?
Glenoid fossa (cavity)
What is B?
Spinous process
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12
Name the three parts of this bone
A- Manubrium
B- Body
C- Xiphoid process
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13
What is this bone?
Calcaneous
What is it's common name?
the heel
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14
What is A & B?
A- Transverse Process
B- Body
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15
What do A & C articulate with?
A- the Femur
C- Tarsals
What is B?
Tibial tuberosity
What connects to B?
the Patellar tendon
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16
What is A?
Olcrenon process
What is A commonly called?
the elbow
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