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Overview of the Skeleton
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REVIEW

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NAME_________________________________

10/6/2012

EXERCISE

LAB TIME/DATE ________________________

9

Overview of the Skeleton:
Classification and Structure of Bones and Cartilages
Bone Markings
1. Match the terms in column B with the appropriate description in column A.
Column B

Column A

spine
__________________

1. sharp, slender process*

a.

condyle

__________________

tubercle

2. small rounded projection*

b.

crest

__________________

crest

3. narrow ridge of bone*

c.

epicondyle

__________________

tuberosity

4. large rounded projection*

d.

facet

__________________

head

5. structure supported on neck†

e.

fissure

__________________

ramus

6. armlike projection†

f.

foramen

__________________

condyle

7. rounded, articular projection†

g.

fossa

__________________

fissure

8. narrow opening‡

h.

head

meatus

9. canal-like structure

i.

meatus

__________________
__________________

foramen

10. round or oval opening through a bone‡

j.

process

__________________

fossa

11. shallow depression

k.

ramus

__________________

sinus

12. air-filled cavity

l.

sinus

__________________

trochanter

13. large, irregularly shaped projection*

m. spine

__________________

epicondyle

14. raised area on or above a condyle*

n.

trochanter

__________________

process

15. projection or prominence

o.

tubercle

facet

16. smooth, nearly flat articular surface†

p.

tuberosity

__________________

*a site of muscle and ligament attachment
†
takes part in joint formation
‡
a passageway for nerves or blood vessels

Classification of Bones
2. The four major anatomical classifications of bones are long, short, flat, and irregular. Which category has the least amount

long bones
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