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The Appendicular Skeleton

Exercise 11. The Appendicular Skeleton. Fig. 8-1. Superior Appendages & Pectoral Girdle. Fig. 8-2. Scapula (shoulder). CORACOID PROCESS. ACROMION. SPINE (posterior). GLENOID CAVITY. Fig. 8-3. ARM: Humerus humorous… medial epicondyle = “funny bone”. Fig. 8-4. Olecranon process.

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The Appendicular Skeleton

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  1. Exercise 11 The Appendicular Skeleton

  2. Fig. 8-1

  3. Superior Appendages & Pectoral Girdle Fig. 8-2

  4. Scapula (shoulder) CORACOID PROCESS ACROMION SPINE (posterior) GLENOID CAVITY Fig. 8-3

  5. ARM: Humerushumorous…medial epicondyle = “funny bone” Fig. 8-4

  6. Olecranon process Ulna: pinky side Fig. 8-5

  7. Radius: thumb side Fig. 8-5

  8. Carpals: wrist bones Fig. 8-6

  9. Metacarpals: hand bones Fig. 8-6

  10. Phalanges: finger bones Thumb: distal and proximal only All others: distal, middle, proximal Fig. 8-6

  11. Inferior Appendages & Pelvic Girdle Coxal Bone: 3 fused bones Ilium Ischium Pubis Fig. 8-7

  12. Fig. 8-7

  13. Fig. 8-8

  14. Fig. 8-9

  15. Male vs. Female Pelvis Fig. 8-10

  16. Leg: Femur Fig. 8-11

  17. TIBia & FIBula Fig. 8-13

  18. Patella : kneecap Fig. 8-12

  19. Tarsals: ankle bones Fig. 8-14

  20. Talus&Calcaneous Fig. 8-14

  21. Metatarsals: foot bones Fig. 8-14

  22. Phalanges: toe bonesBig toe: distal & proximalAll others: distal, middle, proximal Fig. 8-14

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