Key Term Matching 1. phalanges 2. 3. glenoid cavity carpals coxal bone deltoid tuberosity humerus olecranon process 4. 5. 6. ulna 7. 8. 9. metacarpals 10. styloid process 11. radius 12. obturator foramen 13. scapula 14. anterior crest 15. tarsals 16. lateral malleolus 17. clavicle 18. tibia 19. metatarsals 20. talus 21. fibula Gr 22. greater trochanter 23. femur 24. scaphoid 25. patella REVIEW ACTIVITIES A. the shoulder blade B. formed by pubis and ischium C. the hand bones D. one is found on both the ulna and radius E. forearm bone on same side as the thumb F. G. the ankle bones H. thicker of the lower leg bones I. one of the tarsal bones one of the carpal bones J. the upper arm bone K. the kneecap L. located on fibula M. the digits N. forearm bone on same side as the little finger O. located on the scapula P. the thigh bone Q. located on femur R. thinner of the lower leg bones S. the hip bone T. located on tibia U. the wrist bones V. located on the ulna W. the collar bone X. the foot bones Y. located on the humerus

Key Term Matching 1. phalanges 2. 3. glenoid cavity carpals coxal bone deltoid tuberosity humerus olecranon process 4. 5. 6. ulna 7. 8. 9. metacarpals 10. styloid process 11. radius 12. obturator foramen 13. scapula 14. anterior crest 15. tarsals 16. lateral malleolus 17. clavicle 18. tibia 19. metatarsals 20. talus 21. fibula Gr 22. greater trochanter 23. femur 24. scaphoid 25. patella REVIEW ACTIVITIES A. the shoulder blade B. formed by pubis and ischium C. the hand bones D. one is found on both the ulna and radius E. forearm bone on same side as the thumb F. G. the ankle bones H. thicker of the lower leg bones I. one of the tarsal bones one of the carpal bones J. the upper arm bone K. the kneecap L. located on fibula M. the digits N. forearm bone on same side as the little finger O. located on the scapula P. the thigh bone Q. located on femur R. thinner of the lower leg bones S. the hip bone T. located on tibia U. the wrist bones V. located on the ulna W. the collar bone X. the foot bones Y. located on the humerus

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

Section: Chapter Questions

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