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Multiple Choice (only one response is correct in each item) 1. The leg is composed of the a. tibia b. radius c. ulna d. fibula e. b and c are correct f. a and d are correct 2. Lynn has lost quite a bit of weight recently and now notices that a bump is visible in each side of her lower abdomen. Palpating it, she feels that her pelvic bone is protruding. Which part? a. ischial spine b. symphysis pubis c. anterior superior spine d. iliac crest e. acetabulum 3. The sacrum and coxal bone are joined at the a. sacroiliac joint b. hip joint c. sacrocoxal joint d. ischial tuberosity e. symphysis pubis 4. The coxal bone's cuplike socket for the head of the femur is called the a. trochlear notch b. ischial notch c. acetabulum d. obturator foramen e. femoral fossa 5. Which one of these is not a tarsal bone? a. calcaneus b. navicular c. cuneiform d. hamate e. talus 5. The long ridge that runs along the front of the tibia is called the a. tibial tuberosity b. intertrochanteric line c. iliac crest d. tibial crest e. fibular ridge

Multiple Choice (only one response is correct in each item) 1. The leg is composed of the a. tibia b. radius c. ulna d. fibula e. b and c are correct f. a and d are correct 2. Lynn has lost quite a bit of weight recently and now notices that a bump is visible in each side of her lower abdomen. Palpating it, she feels that her pelvic bone is protruding. Which part? a. ischial spine b. symphysis pubis c. anterior superior spine d. iliac crest e. acetabulum 3. The sacrum and coxal bone are joined at the a. sacroiliac joint b. hip joint c. sacrocoxal joint d. ischial tuberosity e. symphysis pubis 4. The coxal bone's cuplike socket for the head of the femur is called the a. trochlear notch b. ischial notch c. acetabulum d. obturator foramen e. femoral fossa 5. Which one of these is not a tarsal bone? a. calcaneus b. navicular c. cuneiform d. hamate e. talus 5. The long ridge that runs along the front of the tibia is called the a. tibial tuberosity b. intertrochanteric line c. iliac crest d. tibial crest e. fibular ridge

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Multiple Choice (only one response is correct in each item) 1. The leg is composed of the a. tibia b. radius c. ulna d. fibula e. b and c are correct f. a and d are correct 2. Lynn has lost quite a bit of weight recently and now notices that a bump is visible in each side of her lower abdomen. Palpating it, she feels that her pelvic bone is protruding. Which part? a. ischial spine b. symphysis pubis c. anterior superior spine d. iliac crest e. acetabulum 3. The sacrum and coxal bone are joined at the a. sacroiliac joint b. hip joint c. sacrocoxal joint d. ischial tuberosity e. symphysis pubis 4. The coxal bone's cuplike socket for the head of the femur is called the a. trochlear notch b. ischial notch c. acetabulum d. obturator foramen e. femoral fossa 5. Which one of these is not a tarsal bone? a. calcaneus b. navicular c. cuneiform d. hamate e. talus 5. The long ridge that runs along the front of the tibia is called the a. tibial tuberosity b. intertrochanteric line c. iliac crest d. tibial crest e. fibular ridge
Transcribed Image Text:Multiple Choice (only one response is correct in each item) 1. The leg is composed of the a. tibia b. radius c. ulna d. fibula e. b and c are correct f. a and d are correct 2. Lynn has lost quite a bit of weight recently and now notices that a bump is visible in each side of her lower abdomen. Palpating it, she feels that her pelvic bone is protruding. Which part? a. ischial spine b. symphysis pubis c. anterior superior spine d. iliac crest e. acetabulum 3. The sacrum and coxal bone are joined at the a. sacroiliac joint b. hip joint c. sacrocoxal joint d. ischial tuberosity e. symphysis pubis 4. The coxal bone's cuplike socket for the head of the femur is called the a. trochlear notch b. ischial notch c. acetabulum d. obturator foramen e. femoral fossa 5. Which one of these is not a tarsal bone? a. calcaneus b. navicular c. cuneiform d. hamate e. talus 5. The long ridge that runs along the front of the tibia is called the a. tibial tuberosity b. intertrochanteric line c. iliac crest d. tibial crest e. fibular ridge
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