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Practice Bone Identification Lab Practical

Practice Bone Identification Lab Practical. Station 1. What is the bone you see in front of you? Which side of the body is it from? Which end is the distal end of this bone? How long is the diaphysis? Is this an adult or child’s bone? Other than size how would you know?. Station 2.

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Practice Bone Identification Lab Practical

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  1. Practice Bone Identification Lab Practical

  2. Station 1 • What is the bone you see in front of you? • Which side of the body is it from? • Which end is the distal end of this bone? • How long is the diaphysis? • Is this an adult or child’s bone? Other than size how would you know?

  3. Station 2 • The bone in front of you is called the ________. • Which side of the body is it from? • What goes into A? • What 3 bones compose this set of bones? • Is this from a male or female? How do you know?

  4. Station 3 • What bone is bone A? • What connects to the lateral ends of this bone? • What is Bone B? • What is the function of Bone B

  5. Station 4 • What is Bone C? • On bone AB What types of bone tissue can be seen? • Which bone is Bone AB? • Which is the proximal end of Bone AB? • What joint is found superior to A?

  6. Station 5 • Identify each vertebrate as cervical, thoracic, or lumbar • What two purposes do these bones serve? • What would you guess the relative age of this individual to be and why? • Which bone is the most inferior? • Which side of the bone E F is anterior?

  7. Station 6 • What is the name of bone B? What is its common name? • With which two bones does it articulate (touch)? • On which side of the body is bone C found? • What joint does is it form? • What is its name?

  8. Station 7 • What do we call bone A? • What is feature C? What info can it tell us? • With which bone does feature D articulate? • What is do we call bone B? • What do we call Bone C? • What is feature E called?

  9. Station 8 • What is bone A? • What is bone B? • What is bone C? • These three bones make up your? • What is the purpose of feature E? • What is the name of the feature that articulates with D?

  10. Station 9 • Identify feature A and B. • What is the minimum age of this individual? • How would you imagine this individual died? • Name the bones A, B, C. • List Five bones not seen today in this lab.

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