Appendicular Skeleton Fractures and Joint

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Question 1

Question 2

The appendicular skeleton has two girdles. What are

they called?

Question 3

What is this bone?

Question 4

What is the arrow

pointing to?

Question 5

Question 6

What structure is the arrow pointing at?

Question 7

What is the difference between traumatic and spontaneous fractures?

Question 8

What structure is the arrow pointing to?

Question 9

What is the most common joint in the body?

Question 10

Question 11

Which is a female pelvis?

Question 12

What is the arrow

pointing to?

Question 13

What type of joint is

this?

Question 14

What structure is the arrow

pointing to?

Question 15

What is the difference between open and closed

fractures?

Question 16

What is a location of a ball and socket joint?

Question 17

What is this bone?

Question 18

What is the arrow

pointing to?

Question 19

What is the main characteristic of a synovial

joint?

Question 20

What type of joint is this?

Question 21

What are these

bones?

Question 22

What is the arrow

pointing to?

Question 23

What two bones make up the pectoral girdle?

Question 24

What bones does this bone articulate

with?

Question 25

What bone is the arrow pointing to?

Question 26

What is the arrow

pointing to?

Question 27

What is the symphysis pubis made of?

Question 28

What is this bone?

Question 29

What is the arrow

pointing to?

Question 30

What are these

bones?

Question 31

What type of joint has bone ends that are

connected by cartilage?

Question 32

Why are ligaments slow to heal?

Question 33

What aids in lubrication of synovial joints?

Question 34

What are the bones

the arrow is pointing at?

Question 35

What are these

bones?

Question 36

What are the three fused bone of the pelvis?

Question 37

What are these

bones?

Question 38

What bones fits into the acetabulum?

Question 39

What are fractures classified by? (2 things)

Question 40

What two bones make up the lower leg?