Appendicular Skeleton Worksheet - Human Anatomy PDF
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This worksheet contains questions and diagrams about the appendicular skeleton. It includes information about bones, girdles, and their functions within the skeletal system. It is suitable for secondary school level biology classes.
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HUMAN ANATOMY SKELETAL: APPENDI CULAR SKELETON Appendicula r Skeleton How many bones is the appendicular skeleton consists of? 126 bones These bones can be divided into which 2 groups? limb bones girdle bones Describe the function a...
HUMAN ANATOMY SKELETAL: APPENDI CULAR SKELETON Appendicula r Skeleton How many bones is the appendicular skeleton consists of? 126 bones These bones can be divided into which 2 groups? limb bones girdle bones Describe the function and provide examples of girdle bones: Girdle bones attach limb bones to the axial skeleton Bones of the shoulder region form the pectoral girdle which attaches the upper limb to the thoracic cage. Pectora l Girdle - Overview *Feel free to only label the parts we cover in lecture. clavicle clavicle scapula scapula Acromial end Sternal end Pectora l Girdle – Sca pula acromion suprascapular notch superior border coracoid process suprascapular notch coracoid superior angle acromion process supraspinous fossa spine Infraspinous fossa subscapular fossa lateral border lateral border medial border inferior angles General notes & observations: Upper Limb - Humerus Head greater greater tubercle tubercle anatomical neck lesser tubercle surgical neck Intertubercular groove Deltoid tuberosity body (shaft) Olecranon fossa lateral epicondyle Radial fossa Coronoid fossa Capitulum medial epicondyles trochlea General notes & observations: Upper Limb – Ra dius & Ulna olecranon process trochlear notch Head head of radius of radius coronoid neck of neck of process radius radius radial proximal tuberosity radioulnar joint Interosseous membrane Ulna Radius Radius Head of ulna distal radioulnar joint styloid process of ulna styloid process of radius Upper Limb – Wrist & Ha nd proximal middle Phalanges distal proximal distal metacarpal trapezium Hamate trapezoid Capitate trapezium scaphoid pisiform trapezoid triquetrum lunate scaphoid General notes & observations: Pelvic Girdle - Overview Its job is to attach the legs to the axial skeleton. Hip bone sacroiliac joint sacrum pelvic brim pubic symphysis General notes & observations: Pelvic Girdle - Hip Ilium Iliac crest posterior Anterior Posterior superior superior superior iliac spine iliac spine iliac spine posterior inferior posterior Anterior inferior iliac spine inferior iliac iliac spine spine Acetabulum greater sciatic notch greater sciatic notch lesser sciatic notch Pubis lesser sciatic notch Articular surface of Ischium Ischium pubis (at pubic symphysis) Ischial tuberosity General notes & observations: Lower Limb - Femur Greater Greater trochanter Trochanter Head Neck Intertrochanter line Gluteal tuberosity Intertrochanter crest Lesser trochanter Line aspera Body (shaft) Adductor tubercle Lateral epicondyle Lateral epicondyle Medial epicondyle Patella Medial condyle Lateral condyle Lower Limb - Tibia & Fibula Lateral condyle Articular surface of Articular surface of medial condyle lateral condyle Medial Head condyle Tibia tuberosity Anterior border Interosseous membrane Fibula Fibula Tibia Medial malleolus Lateral malleolus Lateral malleolus Lower Limb - Foot navicular Talus Intermediate tarsals cuneiform metatarsals distal medial calcaneus distal cuneiform proximal calcaneal tuberosity middle medial proximal cuneiform navicular medial cuneiform Intermediate Lateral Cuneiform intermediate cuneiform cuneiform Talus Navicular cuboid Talus calcaneus calcaneus lateral cuneiform General notes & observations: