Questions on the Anatomy and Physiology

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If you feel a bone about five or six inches long that is "S" shaped, one end is fairly flat, the other end is relatively round, it is most likely the:

radius

clavicle

ulna

humerus

Which bone is very long and very thin with a flattish end on one side and a roundish end on the other?

calcaneus

fibula

pelvic bone

humerus

Two bones held together by a fibrous structure. The bones are approximately of the same size. The left bone has a flat surface at the top and a pointed projection at the bottom. The right bone is wider at the top and becomes narrower towards the bottom. It has an indented articular surface at the top and a small pointed projection at the bottom. The left bone has been identified with a question mark.

What is this bone?

fibula

radius

ulna

tibia

Which of the following bone features is correctly matched with the bone on which it is found?

ulnar notch - ulna

lateral malleolus - tibia

lesser trochanter - femur

greater tuberosity - tibia

Which statement is true regarding the female pelvis?

The sacrum is wider than the male pelvis.

The angle of the pubic arch is more acute than the male pelvis.

The coccyx curves more anteriorly than the male pelvis.

The greater sciatic notch is narrower than the male pelvis.

https://session.masteringaandp.com/problemAsset/2126602/1/7870010026_u10a1_postlab.jpg
Identify the bone feature labeled "c."

anatomical neck

head

greater tubercle

medial epicondyle

https://session.masteringaandp.com/problemAsset/2126606/1/7870010028_u10a1_postlab.jpg
Identify the bone labeled "a."

trapezium

pisiform

scaphoid

hamate

https://session.masteringaandp.com/problemAsset/2126611/1/7870010030_u10a1_postlab.jpg
Identify the bone feature labeled "e."

linea aspera

medial condyle

intercondylar fossa

lateral epicondyle

https://session.masteringaandp.com/problemAsset/2126414/1/7870010001_u10a1_prelab.jpg
Identify the structure labeled "a."

humerus

metacarpals

scapula

ulna