Choose the best answer.

1			What distal process of the humerus articulates with the ulna?
			A)	capitulum
			B)	trochlea
			C)	greater tubercle
			D)	lesser tubercle
2			Which of the following bones does NOT articulate with the radius?
			A)	humerus
			B)	ulna
			C)	scaphoid
			D)	lunate
			E)	pisiform
3			When you place your hands on your hips, you are putting them on what bone marking?
			A)	pubic symphysis
			B)	iliac crests
			C)	iliac fossae
			D)	ischial spines
4			What bone is the medial bone of the lower leg?
			A)	femur
			B)	patella
			C)	tibia
			D)	fibula
5			Name the weight-bearing bone or bones of the leg.
			A)	femur
			B)	tibia
			C)	fibula
			D)	tibia and fibula
			E)	femur, tibia and fibula
6			The pectoral girdle consists of these two bones. What are they called?
			A)	Humerus and sternum
			B)	Scapula and clavicle
			C)	Brachium and antebrachium
			D)	Ilium and ischium
7			The medial end of the clavicle attaches to the __________________.
			A)	scapula
			B)	humerus
			C)	sternum
			D)	carpus
8			Which is NOT a part of the scapula?
			A)	Glenoid
			B)	Coracoid
			C)	Acromion
			D)	Conoid
9			Which is NOT a fossa of the scapula?
			A)	Suprascapular fossa
			B)	Infraspinous fossa
			C)	Subscapular fossa
			D)	Supraspinous fossa
10			The head of the humerus attaches to the ____________________.
			A)	acromion process
			B)	glenoid cavity
			C)	subscapular fossa
			D)	coracoid process
11			Which is the correct proximal to distal order of regions in the upper limb?
			A)	Manus – antebrachium – brachium – carpus
			B)	Carpus – antebrachium – manus – brachium
			C)	Brachium – antebrachium – carpus – manus
			D)	Antebrachium – brachium – manus – carpus
12			Another name for the capitulum of the humerus is the ______________.
			A)	medial epicondyle
			B)	intertubercular groove
			C)	surgical neck
			D)	lateral condyle
13			The radius bone is found on the ___________ side of the antebrachium.
			A)	superior
			B)	medial
			C)	inferior
			D)	lateral
14			The head of the ulna bone is found _______________ to the head of the radius bone.
			A)	distal
			B)	lateral
			C)	superior
			D)	proximal
15			The radius and ulna bones are attached along their shafts by the ____________________.
			A)	greater tubercle
			B)	interosseous membrane
			C)	styloid processes
			D)	intertubercular groove
16			Which digit has only two phalanges?
			A)	Thumb
			B)	Pollex
			C)	1st digit
			D)	All of the above answers are correct.
			E)	None of the above answers are correct.
17			The bones of the palm of the hand are called _____________.
			A)	metacarpals
			B)	phalanges
			C)	carpals
			D)	metatarsals
18			Which is NOT a bone of the pelvic girdle?
			A)	Sacral vertebrae (sacrum)
			B)	Left os coxae
			C)	Lumbar vertebrae
			D)	Right os coxae
19			All three bones of the os coxae merge at this attachment for the femur. What is it called?
			A)	Pubic ramus
			B)	Acetabulum
			C)	Ischial tuberosity
			D)	Pubic symphysis
20			The large foramen in the os coxae bone is called the __________________.
			A)	Obturator foramen
			B)	Ischial foramen
			C)	Acetabular foramen
			D)	Pubic foramen
21			The head of the femur attaches at this site. What is it called?
			A)	Knee
			B)	Pubic ramus
			C)	Acetabulum
			D)	Ischial spine
22			Which is the correct proximal to distal order of these regions of the lower limb?
			A)	Pedal – tarsal – crural – femoral
			B)	Tarsal – crural – pedal- femoral
			C)	Femoral – crural – tarsal – pedal
			D)	Sural – pedal – tarsal – femoral
23			The sesamoid bone that forms in the tendon of the knee is called __________________.
			A)	tibia
			B)	patella
			C)	femoral
			D)	malleolus
24			This is found only as part of the femur. What is it called?
			A)	Epicondyle
			B)	Condyle
			C)	Neck
			D)	Intertrochanteric line
25			The lateral malleolus is part of which bone?
			A)	Phalanges
			B)	Tibia
			C)	Fibula
			D)	Talus