BONES
JOINTS
AXIAL
UPPER EXTREMITY
LOWER EXTREMITY
100

A bone that develops in a tendon or ligament.

What is a sesamoid bone.

100

Another term that describes a joint or point of contact between 2 bones.

What is an articulation?

100

These muscles are some of the fastest contracting and most precisely controlled skeletal muscles in the body.

What are the extrinsic eye muscles?

100

This is the most superficial muscle of the back.

What is the trapezius?

100

A powerful abductor of the hip and common site for intramuscular injections is this muscle.

What is the gluteus medius?

200

The bones of the skull are divided into ________ bones and _________ bones.

What are cranial and facial bones.

200

This type of functional classification means the joint is immovable.

What is a synarthrosis?

200

This muscle is the deepest muscle of the lumbar region of the back.

What is the quadratus lumborum.

200

If you have ever been "handcuffed" by the PoPo, you had to contract these 2 muscles by extending and medially rotating your arms behind your back.

What are the latissimus dorsi and teres major.

200

The "filet" is this powerful hip flexor.

What is the psoas?

300

This "U" shaped bone does not articulate with any other bone.

What is the hyoid bone.

300

All symphyses occur in the ________ of the body.

What is the midline?

300

This muscle group is the chief extensor of the vertebral column.

What is the erector spinae or sacrospinalis?

300

The hinge joint of the upper extremity is this joint.

What is the elbow?

300

This is considered the longest muscle of the human body.

What is the sartorius?

400

A lateral bending of the vertebral column usually in the thoracic or lumbar region is called:

What is scoliosis.

400

This joint is the only freely movable joint between skull bones.

What is the temporomandibular joint or TMJ?

400

The 4 pairs of these muscles provide stability and control fine movements of the head and atlas.

What are the suboccipitals?

400

Lateral epicondylitis is also known as:

What is tennis elbow?

400

These 2 muscles have attachments to the IT band.

What are the gluteus maximus and TFL?

500

These bones are found within sutures of certain cranial bones.

What are sutural or wormian bones.

500

The largest and most complex joint in the human body is this joint.

What is the knee or tibiofemoral joint?

500

Elvis used this muscle extensively to raise his upper lip when he would say "Thank you very much".

What is the levator labii superioris?

500

This is the single most distinctive digital movement that give humans the ability to grasp and manipulate objects precisely.

What is opposition?

500

The Achilles tendon was named after Achilles. We wish his mother did not hold his tendon when she dipped him into the River Styx so he would have been invincible throughout his entire body and we would not have his disorder (Achilles' Tendonitis). What was Achilles' mother's name? (BONUS-double points)!!

Who is Thetis?