Skeletal System

Skeletal System

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Course Material


Reading Guide and Learning Objectives


Vocabulary List




Downloads

Lecture Outline
Textbook Outline
Lecture Slides
Lecture Art: Compact Bone



Media Files


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Image Gallery
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Video and Animations

Labeled and unlabeled textbook images optimized for printing can be found here.




Test Yourself


End-of-Chapter Activities

  • Recommended Chapter 6 Review Questions (pp. 200-201)
    • Multiple choice/Matching: Questions #1-8, 10, 12
    • Short answer/Essay: Questions #15-18, 22
    • Critical thinking/Clinical Applications: Question #5
  • Recommended Chapter 7 Review Questions (pp. 250-251)
    • Multiple choice/Matching: Questions #1, 2
    • Short answer/Essay: Questions #6, 7, 8a, 9, 11, 12, 16
  • PAL (Practice Anatomy Lab) is loaded with tutorials and quizzes.
    • These are available in CD format or online in MasteringA&P.
  • MasteringA&P has a variety of Chapter Quizzes that you can also try. I don’t have the ability to customize these, so you will find questions related to material that you’re not responsible for. Feel free to guess or skip those questions. Again, I don’t count those towards your grade.
    • Note: some of these may mix axial and appendicular bones.



Bones Covered in Lecture


Just to review, these are the bones (and their markings) for which you are responsible for the lecture portion of the course:

Axial Skeleton Bones

  • Cranial bones:
    • Frontal
    • Parietal (left and right)
    • Temporal (left and right)
      • Including the tympanic and petrous regions
    • Occipital
      • Including the occipital condyles and the foramen magnum
    • Sphenoid
      • Including the sella turcica
    • Ethmoid
      • Including the crista galli, cribriform plates, and the olfactory foramina
  • Cranial sutures:
    • Coronal
    • Sagittal
    • Lambdoid
    • Squamous
    • Occiptomastoid
  • Vertebral column:
    • C1 and C2 vertebrae
      • Including the lateral masses and dens
    • Cervical vertebrae (in general)
    • Thoracic vertebrae (in general)
    • Lumbar vertebrae (in general)
    • Sacrum
    • Coccyx
  • Bony thorax:
    • Sternum
      • Including the three fused bones (manubrium, body, and xiphoid process)
    • Vertebrosternal ribs (in general)
    • Vertebrochondral ribs (in general)
    • Vertebral ribs (in general)

Appendicular Skeleton Bones

  • Pectoral girdle:
    • Clavicle
      • Including the acromial and sternal ends
    • Scapula
      • Including the lateral, medial, and superior borders and the glenoid cavity
  • Pelvic girdle:
    • Pelvic (coxal) bones
      • Including the ilium, ischium, and pubis (pubic bone), the acetabulum, the obturator foramen, the pubic symphysis, and the pubic arch
    • True vs. false pelvis

Note: consult the Lab Exam 1 Review Sheet for bones and markings that you need to know for the lab exam.



Online resources for bones can be found on the following pages:


Note: If there’s something that you find online that’s helpful to you, feel free to send me the link and I can list it. Also, if there’s something that you think I have that you’d like access to, please ask!

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