Identify the bones and markings of the leg. Each letter will only be used once.

Search results - Ifortun1@email.essex.edu Ismarcmiguel@gmail.com- Gmail Open with Google Docs Figure 10.2 Using Figure 10.2, match the following: 19) Arm abduction and rotation. 19) 20) Prime mover to protract and hold the scapula against the chest wall; rotates scapula so that its inferior angle moves laterally and upward. 20) 21) A muscle that has its origin on the manubrium of the sternum and medial portion of the clavicle, and its insertion in the mastoid process of the temporal bone. 21) 22) Pectoralis minor. 22) 23) Coracobrachialis. 23) MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one Page 5/ 8 + or answers the question. 24) The cell responsible for secreting the matrix of bone is the 24) 30

EXAMPLE TERM ΜΑIN ΕΝTRY MEANING Hyperglycemia hy-per-gly-ce-mia excess of sugar in the blood Chapter 15 – MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM MEDICAL TERM MAIN ENTRY (pronunciation) MEANING (definition) 1. acromion 2. foramen 3. condyle 4. diaphysis 5. ерiphysis 6. osteodystrophy 7. laminectomy 8. osteomyelitis 9. humerus 10. fibula

Select 1 of the terms in parentheses and write it into the blank.     The inside of the knee is (medial, lateral) Medial to the outside of the knee. The (transverse, median, frontal) Transverse plane separates the body into superior and inferior halves. The scapula is (anterior, posterior) Posterior to the clavicle. The little toe is (medial, lateral) Lateral to the big toe. The ulna is (medial, lateral) Medial to the radius. The shin bone is (medial, lateral) Medial to the fibula. The femur is (proximal, distal) Proxima to the shin bone. The (transverse, median, frontal) Median plane separates the body into lateral halves. The trachea is (superior, inferior) Superior to the larynx. The (transverse, median, frontal) Frontal plane divides the body into anterior & posterior segments.