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12thgrade
Pectoral Girdle & Upper Limbs -- Bones & Features - 2
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- 1. Multiple Choice
If a bone breaks and doesn’t heal properly, necrosis can occur.
What is necrosis?
storage of fat tissue
tissue death
dislocation
another word for a sprain
- 2. Multiple Choice
Which location is an attachment point for one of the arm muscle called the biceps brachii?
foramen magnum
mastoid process
radial tuberosity
xiphoid process
- 3. Multiple Choice
Which location is an area in center of humerus where the deltoid muscle attaches?
radial tuberosity
deltoid tuberosity
unlar notch
humeral meatus
- 4. Multiple Choice
What is the most common wrist bone to fracture?
lunate
trapezium
hamate
scaphoid
- 5. Multiple Choice
A torn muscle is a ____.
sprain
strain
- 6. Multiple Choice
A torn ligament is a _____.
strain
sprain
- 7. Multiple Choice
What is the most common wrist ligament to sprain?
ulnotriquetral ligamen
scapholunate ligament
triquetralhamate ligament
- 8. Multiple Choice
The pectoral girdle directly connects the ___?____ to the thoracic cage and consists of two pairs of bones; also known as the shoulder girdle.
upper limbs
lower limbs
- 9. Multiple Choice
Which forearm bone is on the lateral side (thumb side)?
radius
ulna
- 10. Multiple Choice
Which is a projection that extends from the scapular spine to form the point of the shoulder?
glenoid fossa
acromion process
deltoid tuberosity
mental foramen
- 11. Multiple Choice
One of the functions of the skeletal system is to store fat tissue. Which term indicates fat tissue?
chondrose
adipose
lamella
glenoid
- 12. Multiple Choice
There are eight short wrist bones.
What are these called?
tarsals
carpals
pharpals
metarpals
- 13. Multiple Choice
What is another term for a broken bone?
fracture
articulation
dislocation
strain
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