17 Questions
Match the following regions of the vertebral column with their corresponding number of vertebrae:
Cervix = 7 vertebrae Thorax = 12 vertebrae Lumbus = 5 vertebrae Sacrum = 5 vertebrae
Match the following parts of the ribcage with their description:
First seven pairs of ribs = Extend from vertebral column to sternum Next three pairs of ribs = Attached with cartilages to sternum Last two pairs of ribs = Unattached, floating
Match the following bones with their location in the shoulder girdle:
Scapula = Back of the shoulder girdle Clavicle = Front of the shoulder girdle
Match the following bones with their corresponding joints:
Humerus = Articulates with scapula in the shoulder joint Radius and ulna = Articulate with humerus proximally
Match the following components of the pelvic girdle with their composition:
Hip bones = Form the front and sides of the pelvic girdle Sacral and coccygeal bones = Form the back of the pelvic girdle
Match the following regions of the vertebral column with the correct number of vertebrae:
Cervix = Seven cervical vertebrae Thorax = Twelve thoracic vertebrae Lumbus = Five lumbar vertebrae Sacrum = Five sacral vertebrae welded into one sacral bone
Match the following bone pairs with their corresponding joints:
Humerus = Shoulder joint Radius and ulna = Humerus proximally Radius = Three carpal bones of the wrist distally Scapula = Shoulder girdle
Match the following bones with their location in the shoulder girdle:
Scapula = Back of the shoulder girdle Clavicle = Front of the shoulder girdle Humerus = Articulates with the scapula in the shoulder joint Shoulder girdle = Composed of scapula and clavicle
Match the following parts of the ribcage with their description:
First seven pairs of ribs = Extend from the vertebral column to the sternum Next three pairs of ribs = Attached with cartilages to the sternum Last two pairs of ribs = Unattached i.e. they are floating Ribcage = Contains twelve pairs of ribs
Match the following composition with the bones that form them:
Pelvic girdle = Formed by two large hip bones, sacral and coccygeal bones Shoulder girdle = Formed by scapula and clavicle Coccyx = Four coccygeal vertebrae welded into one coccygeal bone Atlas and axis = First two vertebrae
Match the following terms with their corresponding definitions:
Vertebral column = Main supporting structure of the body formed by vertebrae Ribcage = Contains twelve pairs of ribs extending from vertebral column to sternum Shoulder girdle = Composed of scapula and clavicle articulating with humerus Humerus = Single large bone in the arm articulating with scapula at shoulder joint
Match the following regions of the vertebral column with their corresponding number of vertebrae:
Cervix = Seven cervical vertebrae Thorax = Twelve thoracic vertebrae Lumbus = Five lumbar vertebrae Sacrum = Five sacral vertebrae
Match the following bones with their location in the shoulder girdle:
Scapula = Forms the back of the shoulder girdle Clavicle = Forms the front of the shoulder girdle Humerus = Articulates with the scapula in the shoulder joint Radius and Ulna = Articulate with the humerus proximally
Match the following pairs of ribs with their attachment to the sternum:
First seven pairs = Extend from the vertebral column to the sternum Next three pairs = Attached with cartilages to the sternum Last two pairs = Unattached and floating
Match the following bones with their corresponding joints:
Humerus = Shoulder joint Radius and Ulna = Articulate with carpal bones of the wrist distally Scapula = Shoulder joint Clavicle = Sternum and scapula
Match the following components of the pelvic girdle with their composition:
Hip bones = Form the front and sides of the pelvic girdle Sacral and Coccygeal bones = Form the back of the pelvic girdle
Match the following parts of the ribcage with their description:
Ribcage = Contains twelve pairs of ribs Floating ribs = The last two pairs that are unattached
Test your knowledge on the structure and regions of the vertebral column. Learn about the cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, and coccygeal vertebrae, as well as the atlas and axis vertebrae.
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