Using Bone Names
BI 231 Alverno College 2008

Line drawings from The Sourcebook of Medical Illustration (The Parthenon Publishing Group, P. Cull, ed., 1989). Retrieved April 5, 2008 from Jensen, M., 2007. Webanatomy Image Bank at http://msjensen.cehd.umn.edu/webanatomy.

Most nerves and blood vessels are named after their location or the organ they serve. Now that you know the skeleton, you should be able to figure out where each of the following is and indicate it on the skeleton.

Nerves Cervical Plexus Brachial Plexus Radial Nerve Ulnar Nerve Median Nerve (in forearm) Lumbar Plexus Femoral Nerve Sacral Plexus Frontal Lobe of brain Parietal Lobe of brain Temporal Lobe of brain Occipital Lobe of brain

Blood Vessels Pulmonary Arteries and Veins Hepatic Artery and Vein Renal Arteries and Veins Carotid Arteries Gastric Artery and Vein Vertebral Arteries Anterior Cerebral Arteries Middle Cerebral Arteries Posterior Cerebral Arteries Jugular Veins Brachiocephalic Artery &Veins Subclavian Arteries & Veins Brachial Arteries & Veins Radial Arteries & Veins Ulnar Arteries & Veins Iliac Arteries & Veins Femoral Arteries & Veins Popliteal Arteries & Veins Anterior Tibial Arteries & Veins Posterior Tibial Arteries & Veins Dorsalis pedis artery Find the underlined arteries on your lab partner: they are used to take pulses

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