Leg Muscles/Bones
Joints, Muscles, and Motions
Miscellaneous
Arm Muscles/Bones
Word Parts
100

This term can be described as a bony prominence on the proximal, lateral side of the thigh.  It is an attachment point for multiple hip girdle muscles.

What is the Greater Trochanter

100

The position in which the human body stands erect with arms at the sides and palms of the hands turned forward

What is Anatomical Position

100

A term that references any structure with an inward curvature

What is Concave

100

Also known as the shoulder blade, this is the site of origin for rotator cuff muscles

What is the Scapula

100

This word part is a prefix meaning straight or correct.

What is Ortho-

200

The strongest adductor of the thigh, this muscle is positioned such that can also act as a hamstring by aiding knee flexion.

What is Adductor Magnus

200

A term that describes the joint type found at the base of each thumb which allows for grasping and rotation.

What is a saddle joint

200

This is a region on a bone that is a shallow depression where muscle can attach.

What is a Fossa

200

This is an anterior bony projection on the scapula that points laterally and is a point of attachment for muscles.

What is the Coracoid process

200

This is a word but can be a word part that means "wing".

What is "ala"

300
Also known as the "tailor's muscle", this is a hip flexor that also weakly abducts and laterally rotates the thigh.  In knee flexion, it can help further knee flexion.

What is Sartorius

300

This section divides the body into two equal right/left halves down the middle of the body.

What is Sagittal

300

This term describes structures that are on the same side of the body as a referenced structure

What is Ipsolateral

300

This muscle is made of three sections - Anterior/Middle/Posterior that work to do different jobs.  While the anterior slip can flex, the posterior slip extends and the middle slip abducts.

What is the Deltoid

300

This wood root means lump or bump and is typically used in words meant to describe a bony formation.

What is "Tuber"

400

This is a strong knee extensor - one of the 4 quad muscles.  It is the deepest of the 4.

What is the Vastus Intermedius

400

This motion can be described as moving a body part backward and parallel to the ground (example - the jaw)

What is Retraction

400

This is a small, fluid-filled sac that acts as a cushion between bones, tendons, and muscles.

What is a Bursa

400

This muscle is NOT one of the 4 rotator cuff muscles though it does originate on the shoulder blade.  It adducts and weakly rotates the arm medially.  

What is the Teres Major

400

This word root means "shaped like a rhombus"

What is Rhomb.

500
A 4 sided, rectangular muscle that laterally rotates the hip when extended.

What is the Quadratus Femoris.

500

This is a muscle type that appears as a four sided structure found at the low back, the hip, and the forearm

What is a Quadrate Muscle

500

This is an arm-like bar of bone making an angle with the rest of a bony structure.

What is a Ramus

500

This convex structure serves as the lateral articulation for the radius of the forearm.

What is the Capitulum Of The Distal Humerus OR Capitulum

500

This word part is a suffix that is typically affixed to words that describe a painful condition.

What is -Dynia