Functional Anatomy of the Lower Extremities and Common Injuries. Pelvis Hip Femur Knee Foot/Ankle

Q: The wrist is composed of eight bones called______________________

A: The wrist is made up of many smaller bones and joints that allow the hand to move in several…

Q: The skull bones: Landmarks and foramina. Finish the following table using available media of the…

A: The cranium or skull is the skeletal structure of the head that supports the face and protects the…

Q: An opening called the _______________________ exists at the tip of the sacral canal.

A: The sacrum is the bony structure present at the posterior end of the pelvis. It is located at the…

Q: The skull bones: Landmarks and foramina. Finish the following table using available media of the…

A: Given in the table are three foramen of the hard palate and we have to describe features of these…

Q: The ____________  processes of the radius and ulna form bony protuberances on each side of the…

A: The arm is made of three bones namely the humerus in the upper arm and radius and ulna in the…

Q: The anterior half of the perineum is a region called the _____________.

A: The perineum is a region in the pelvis present between the thighs and is the most inferior part of…

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Q: Anatomy of the Femoral triangle

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Q: The Elbow joint: Bones that form it, movements & examples, common dysfunctions compared to normal…

A: The elbow joint is an enarthrosis. This means it is surrounded by a boggy tissue called articular…

Q: Features of the coccyx

A: Vestigial organs are defined as functional and useful organs in the ancestors or past but lost their…

Q: Which ribs differ from that typical anatomy,and how

A: The ribs are a set of twelve paired bones which form the protective 'cage' of the thorax. They…

Q: Names of the six different cranial bones;which ones are solitary and which arebilaterally paired;…

A: The bones that form the cranium, also called the skull, that supports the brain and the face are…

Q: The point at the inferior end of the sternum is the _____.

A: The point at the inferior end of the sternum is the Xiphoid process.

Q: True ribs are attached through ______________ to sternum.

A: Introduction: Costal ribs are a protective set of twelve paired bones and make up the thoracic cage.…

Q: Which ventral cavity subdivision has no bony protection

A: The ventral body cavity is a human body cavity located in the anterior (front) part of the body. It…

Q: The sacroiliac joint is formed where the __________________surface of the sacrum articulates with…

A: Bones are the structures present in the body of vertebrates. Bones provide structure to the body and…

Q: Ribs 1 through 10 are joined to the sternum by way of strips of connective tissue called _____.

A: There are 12 pairs of ribs in the thoracic cavity. They provide structural support to the thoracic…

Q: Major features of the cranium; the difference between its base and calvaria; the threecranial fossae…

A: Skull is the structure that is made up of bones and cartilage. It protects the brain and sense…

Q: An example of the hinge joint in the body is the _____________.   elbow.   In between each…

A: Hinge joint is one type of synovial joint. It allow the body to move primarily in one plane. It…

Q: Origin and Insertion of frontal belly, occipital belly, pectoralis major, latissiumus dorsi, deltoid

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Q: Differrence between cervical and lumbar vertebrae.

A: Introduction: The term vertebral column is used synonymously with backbone, spine, or spinal column.…

Q: The external acoustic meatus is an opening in the _____ bone.

A: Anatomy is the branch of biology that deals with the study of the structure of organisms and their…

Q: Bones of the skull are joined along lines called _______________ .

A: The cell is the basic structural and functional unit of the body. It is responsible for various…

Q: Transverse foramina of cervical vertebrae serve as passageways for _______________________ leading…

A: A vertebra is one of 33 bony segments. It forms the human spinal column. The cervical vertebrae are…

Q: The cranial and vertebral cavities are continuous with each other at the base of skull through

A: Body cavity is defined as the hollow area within the body. There are two main body cavities namely,…

Q: Pelvis anatomy and physiology, innervation, insertion,muscles, major blood vessels and nerves

A: In human anatomy, pelvis can be described as the basin-shaped structure found in the lower portion…

Q: Names and locations of the three foot arches

A: The proper arch has the inner part of the hook slightly lifted from the ground when weight—the…

Q: The bones of the cranium, their development. The cranial bones of a newborn child.

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Q: A parallel or transverse incision made midway between the medial malleolus and calcaneal tendon can…

A: The posterior tibial artery is a branch of popliteal artery arising at the level of the lower margin…

Q: The first vertebra also is called the _______________________.

A: In the anatomical studies of the bone, The first vertebra is the most superior cervical vertebra of…

Q: skull bones: Landmarks and foramina. Finish the following table using available media of the bones…

A: Stylomastoid foramen:Between the styloid and mastoid processes of temporal bone is the location of…

Q: Which vertebrae and sacrum/coccyx is located and locate them

A: The vertebral column is also called the spine, the spinal column, or back bone. It is the central…

Q: The anatomy of the hip joint, including the proximal femur, joint capsule and ligaments, and…

A: The hip joint is a ball and socket joint that connects the femur (thigh bone) to the pelvis. It is…

Q: The last two pairs of ribs that have no cartilaginous attachments to the sternum are sometimes…

A: The arrangement of ribs that are attached to the vertebral column and thorax sternum is called rib…

Q: Fascias of the neck, interfascial and intermuscular spaces: topography,communications, functions.

A: The fascias of the neck are important anatomical structures that provide support and stability to…

Q: S. No Region Vertebrae Number 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Total Vertebrae:

A: Vertebral column or spinal cord is the solid tube like structure that runs from medulla oblongata…

Q: Name the anatomical landmark that would be proximal in proper anatomical position. tibial tuberosity…

A: Introduction:  Anatomical landmark is used to mark an important point in the body. It hold much…

Q: The _______________________ vertebrae have the largest and strongest bodies.

A: Vertebrae can be defined as the 33 individual, interlocking bones that form the spinal column. Each…