Upper Limbs

Q.

Given diagram shows the upper arm (frontal view) of a human. Identify A to H and choose the correct option.

1. A – 1st vertebra, B – Scapula, C – Humerus, D-Radius, E – Ulna, F – Carpals, G – Metacarpals H- Phalanges

2. A – Scapula, B – Clavicle, C – Humerus, D – Radius, E – Ulna, F – Carpals, G – Metacarpals H- Phalanges

3. A – Ilium, B – Scapula, C – Humerus, D – Radius, E – Ulna, F – Carpals, G – Metacarpals.H- Phalanges

4. A – Clavicle, B – Scapula, C – Humerus, D – Radius, E – Ulna, F – Carpals, G – Metacarpals H- Phalanges

Q. Match the type of bone to the correct number present in the forearm.

1. Humerus
2. 5
3. Phalanges
4. Metacarpal
5. 2
6. 1
7. Carpal
8. Forearm bones
9. 8
10. 14

Q.

Humerus bone is found in________

1. Radius

2. Ulna

3. Arm

4. Forearm

Q.

Which is the longest bone of the forelimb?

1. Femur

2. Humerus

3. Carpals

4. Fibula

Q. How many bones are present in a forelimb

1. 1 humerus + 2 foream bones (radius & ulna) + 8 carpals + 5 metacarpals + 14 phalanges.
2. 1 humerus + 2 foream bones (radius & ulna) + 8 carpals + 5 metacarpals + 7 phalanges.
3. 1 humerus + 2 foream bones (radius & ulna) + 8 carpals + 5 metacarpals + 5 phalanges.
4. 1 humerus + 2 foream bones (radius & ulna) + 4 carpals + 5 metacarpals + 5 phalanges.

Q. Which option is correct for the region labeled as A, B, C and D in the given diagram?

1. A-Scapula, B-Clavicle, C-Humerus, D-Ulna
2. A-Clavicle, B-Scapula, C-Humerus, D-Radius
3. A-Clavicle, B-Ulna, C-Radius, D-Humerus
4. A-Clavicle, B-Glenoid cavity, C-Radius, D-Ulna.