BIOL 223L Lab 4- Terms

The end of a clavicle that articulates with the sternum is called the:

The end of the sternum that articulates with the acromion process of the scapula is the:

The articulation points betweeen the sternum and clavicle is the:

The articulation point between the clavicle and the scapula is the:

The edges of the scapula are generally called:

Name the two sharp "points" of the scapula.

Which process of the scapula extends from the spine?

Name the two processes of the scapula.

The depression on the anterior side of a scapula is the:

Which long bone only has epicondyles?

The trochlear notch of an ulna faces which direction, anterior or posterior?

The proximal articulation of the radius and ulna is known as the:

Your wristbones are called:

The body of long bones are termed:

When you sit down, your weight is supported by the:

Which long bone has epicondyles and condyles?

Which long bone has only condyles?

The malleolus of the tibia always is oriented:

The malleolus of the fibia is always oriented:

Is the head of the ulna located proximally or distally?

Is the head of the radius located proximally or distally?

The styloid process of the radius is oriented:

The radial notch of the ulna will always face:

The tibial tuberosity will always face:

The bones of your fingers and toes are known as:

The posterior ridge of the femur is known as the:

The ankle bones are known as:

The articulation between the sacrum and hip bones is the:

Is the head of the fibula oriented proximally or distally?

To which bone will the patella articulate?