Scapula
Tibia/Fibula
Ulna/Radius
Hand
Humerus & Foot
100
Which Fossa is visible from the Anterior view of the scapula?
Subscapular Fossa
100
Which from the tibia and fibula is longer/thicker?
Tibia
100
What are the 2 distal bones in the forearm?
Ulna and Radius
100
Posterior or anterior view? Left or right hand?
Anterior view, left hand
100
What are the phalanges (digits)
Proximal, middle and distal phalanx
200
Which part of the scapula is being highlighted in this image?
Infraglenoid Tubercle
200
TRUE OR FALSE: The tibia is on the lateral side
FALSE
200
At the end of the distal, which bone attaches to the wrist just before the thumb?
Radius
200
What are the 2 bones the hand is connected to?
Ulna bone and the radius bone
200
What is the most inferior part of the humerus?
The Trochlea
300
Which part of the scapula is being highlighted in this image?
Coracoid Process
300
Which part of the tibia/fibia is this?
Lateral and medial condyle of tibia
300
What this bony landmarks of the radius called?
Radical Tuberosity
300
Name 2 carpal bones in the hand
Any 2: scaphoid, lunate, pisiform, capitate
300
What is the longest bone of the foot muscle?
Metatarsals
400
Which part of the scapula connects to the shoulder joint?
Glenoid Cavity
400
The lateral/medial malleolus is _________ to the lateral/medial condyle.
Inferior
400
Olecranon process, which bone is it a part of in the forearm.
Ulna
400
What are the 3 major types of bones in the hand?
Carpal, Metacarpal, and Phalanges
400
What are the three depressions?
Coronoid, Olecranon and Radial Fossa
500
When looking at the posterior view of the scapula, what is the bone that extends from the superior lateral to medial side of it and is only fully seen in the posterior view?
The Scapular Spine
500
What's the part of the tibia, that's located just inferior to the lateral/medial malleolus?
Tibial tuberosity
500
Fun Fact: What is the olecranon process also known as?
Elbow
500
Name the bone being highlighted in this image.
Lunate bone
500
Name any 4 tarsals from the foot
Talus, Cuboid, Navicular, Medial Cuneiform, Lateral Cuneiform or Inter. Cuneiform