Flashcards in this deck (33)

• Which bone forms your forehead?

  parietal bone

  temporal bone

  occipital bone

  sphenoid bone

  frontal bone
  anatomy bones
• Which type of ribs are connected to the sternum by their own costal cartilage?

  floating ribs

  false ribs

  true ribs

  costal cartilages
  anatomy ribs
• Which ribs do not attach to the sternum at all?

  floating ribs

  true ribs

  costal cartilages

  false ribs
  anatomy ribs
• What are the ribs called that are indirectly attached to the sternum via the cartilage of the seventh rib?

  floating ribs

  true ribs

  false ribs

  costal cartilages
  anatomy ribs
• What is the purpose of costal cartilages?

  To protect the heart

  To connect ribs to the sternum

  To allow rib movement

  To support the spine
  anatomy ribs
• What is the largest bone in the human body?

  tibia

  femur

  fibula

  humerus
  anatomy bones
• Which bone is also known as the 'collarbone'?

  humerus

  scapula

  clavicle

  ulna
  anatomy bones
• Which bone is the arrow pointing to in this picture?

  temporal bone

  parietal bone

  sphenoid bone

  occipital bone
  anatomy bones
• How many lumbar vertebrae are located in the low back?

  4

  5

  7

  12
  anatomy vertebrae
• What are the bones indicated by the label 'A' in the diagram?

  carpals

  phalanges

  metacarpals

  metatarsals
  anatomy bones
• Which of the following is NOT a type of bone in the hand?

  metacarpals

  phalanges

  tarsals

  carpals
  anatomy bones
• Which group of bones is labeled 'A' in the provided diagram?

  tarsals

  carpals

  metatarsals

  metacarpals
  anatomy bones
• What is the name of the bone found in the thigh?

  humerus

  femur

  fibula

  tibia
  anatomy bones
• Which bone is shown in the image?

  sphenoid bone

  mandible

  zygomatic bone

  maxilla
  anatomy bones
• What structure is indicated by the letter 'A' in the diagram?

  coccyx

  vertebrae

  intervertebral disk

  sacrum
  anatomy spine
• What are the bones that make up the palm of the hand called?

  carpals

  metacarpals

  phalanges

  metatarsals
  anatomy hand
• The red arrow is pointing at which structure?

  foramen ovale

  maxillary foramen

  foramen magnum

  mandibular foramen
  anatomy structures
• How many phalanges are found in each foot?

  5

  14

  10

  15
  anatomy feet
• Which bone is indicated in this diagram?

  radius

  ulna

  humerus

  fibula
  anatomy bones
• Which muscle is indicated in the diagram?

  trapezius

  deltoid

  latissimus dorsi

  external oblique
  anatomy muscles
• Which of the following criteria is NOT used when naming muscles?

  shape

  direction of muscle fibers

  action

  size

  number of muscle fibers
  anatomy muscle-naming
• Which muscle is indicated in this diagram?

  gracilis

  gastrocnemius

  biceps femoris

  tibialis anterior
  anatomy muscles
• Which muscle is the muscle of mastication?

  deltoid

  orbicularis oculi

  trapezius

  masseter
  anatomy muscles
• Which muscle is indicated by the arrow?

  biceps brachii

  external oblique

  deltoid

  quadriceps femoris
  anatomy muscles
• Where are the quadriceps femoris muscles located?

  in the shoulder

  in the front of the lower leg

  in the front of the thigh

  in the upper back
  anatomy muscles
• Which muscle moves the thigh and is commonly known as the buttock?

  masseter

  gluteus maximus

  gastrocnemius

  sartorius
  anatomy muscles
• Which muscle is shown in the illustration?

  latissimus dorsi

  trapezius

  deltoid

  platysma
  anatomy muscles
• Which of the following muscles moves the forearm?

  deltoid

  latissimus dorsi

  biceps brachii

  trapezius
  anatomy muscles
• Which muscle is illustrated?

  quadriceps femoris

  gluteus medius

  biceps femoris

  biceps brachii
  anatomy muscles
• How many muscles are there approximately in the human body?

  200-300

  400-500

  800-900

  600-700
  anatomy human_body
• What is the name of the muscle shown in the illustration?

  masseter

  zygomaticus

  orbicularis oculi

  orbicularis oris
  anatomy muscles
• Which tendon is located at the back of the ankle?

  calcaneal tendon

  linea tendon

  patellar tendon

  aponeurosis
  anatomy tendons
• Which muscle is indicated in the picture?

  triceps brachii

  pectoralis major

  biceps brachii

  deltoid
  anatomy muscles