Appendicular Skeleton Fractures and Joint

Review

Question 1

Question 2The appendicular skeleton

has two girdles. What are they called?

Question 3What is this bone?

Question 4What is the

arrow pointing to?

Question 5

Question 6What structure is the arrow pointing at?

Question 7What is the difference between traumatic and spontaneous fractures?

Question 8What structure is the arrow pointing to?

Question 9What is the most common

joint in the body?

Question 10

Question 11 Which is a

female pelvis?

Question 12What is the

arrow pointing to?

Question 13What type

of joint is this?

Question 14What

structure is the arrow

pointing to?

Question 15What is the difference between open and closed

fractures?

Question 16What is a location of a ball

and socket joint?

Question 17What is this bone?

Question 18What is the

arrow pointing to?

Question 19What is the main

characteristic of a synovial joint?

Question 20What type of joint is this?

Question 21What are

these bones?

Question 22What is the

arrow pointing to?

Question 23What two bones make up

the pectoral girdle?

Question 24What

bones does this bone articulate

with?

Question 25What bone is the arrow

pointing to?

Question 26What is the

arrow pointing to?

Question 27What is the symphysis

pubis made of?

Question 28What is this bone?

Question 29What is the

arrow pointing to?

Question 30What are

these bones?

Question 31What type of joint has

bone ends that are connected by cartilage?

Question 32Why are ligaments slow to

heal?

Question 33What aids in lubrication of

synovial joints?

Question 34What are the bones

the arrow is pointing at?

Question 35What are

these bones?

Question 36What are the three fused

bone of the pelvis?

Question 37What are

these bones?

Question 38What bones fits into the

acetabulum?

Question 39What are fractures

classified by? (2 things)

Question 40What two bones make up

the lower leg?