Anatomy Joints and Ligaments Quiz

Joints

• The art.radioulnaris is a polyaxial joint.
• The art.talocruralis, art.coxae, art.cubiti, and art.genu are different types of joints.

Vertebral Column

• The body is connected to the vertebral body through the disci intervertebrales.
• The annulus fibrosus and nucleus pulposus are parts of the disci intervertebrales.
• The lig.longitudinale anterius and lig.longitudinale posterius are ligaments that connect the vertebral bodies.
• The ligg.flava are ligaments that connect the arches of the vertebrae.

Radius

• The radius does not have an incisuraradialis or facies medialis.
• The caput, circumferentia articularis, and collum are parts of the proximal epiphysis of the radius.
• The processus styloideus, incisura ulnaris, and facies articularis carpea are parts of the distal epiphysis of the radius.

Carpal Bones

• The os scaphoideum and os lunatum form the proximal row of the carpal bones.
• The os trapezium and os hamatum form the distal row of the carpal bones.

Pelvis

• The os ilium has an incisura ilaca anterior.
• The os pubis has a ramus superior and ramus inferior.
• The os ischium has a corpus and ramus.

Femur

• The caput femoris, fovea capitis femoris, and arcus capitis femoris are parts of the proximal end of the femur.
• The distal foramen of canalis adductorius is the hiatus tendineus.

Inguinal Canal

• The upper wall of the inguinal canal is formed by the mm.obliqus internus abdominis et transversus abdominis.
• The lower wall of the inguinal canal is formed by the Lig.inguinale.
• The anterior wall of the femoral canal is formed by the hiatus saphenus and lig.inguinale and margin fascia lata.

Canalis Adductorius

• The contents of the Canalis adductorius are the a.et v.femoralis, m.vastus medialis, m.adductor magnus, and hiatus tendineus.
• The distal foramen of the Canalis adductorius is the hiatus tendineus.