Bones of the Carpal and Tarsal Regions

The video tutorial provides an in-depth look at the appendicular skeleton, focusing on the carpal and tarsal bones in carnivores. It begins with an overview of the carpal bones, including the radius, fused radial and intermediate carpal bones, and the accessory bone. The tutorial then transitions to the tarsal bones, detailing the tibia, fibia, Talis, and other tarsal bones. The video concludes with a recap of the key points discussed, emphasizing the structure and arrangement of these bones.

Which bone is always more medial in the appendicular skeleton?

• Ulna

• Radius

• Fibula

• Tibia

What is the fused bone found next to the radius in carnivores?

• Carpal One

• Radial and Intermediate Carpal

• Accessory Bone

• Olar Carpal

Which carpal bone is located under the olar carpal bone?

• Carpal Two

• Carpal One

• Carpal Three

• Carpal Four

How many metacarpal bones are typically found in carnivores?

• Five

• Four

• Three

• Six

Which bone is broken in the example of the tarsal bones?

• Tibia

• Fibula

• Talis

• Calanus

Where is the Talis located in relation to the tibia?

• Above

• Below

• Underneath

• Next to

Which tarsal bone is found right next to the central tarsal bone?

• Tarsal Three

• Tarsal One

• Tarsal Four

• Tarsal Two

How many metatarsal bones are mentioned in the transcript?

• Five

• Four

• Three

• Two

Which bone is not present in the metatarsal section of the example?

• Metatarsal One

• Metatarsal Two

• Metatarsal Three

• Metatarsal Four

Where is the accessory bone located in the carpal section?

• At the end of the carpal sequence

• Near the metacarpals

• Under the olar carpal

• Next to the radius