Using the figure below, identify the labeled part.



1) Label M: ______________________________

2) Label N: ______________________________

3) Label O: ______________________________

4) Label P: ______________________________

5) Label Q: ______________________________

6) Label R: ______________________________

7) Label S: ______________________________

8) Label T: ______________________________

9) Label U: ______________________________

10) Label V: ______________________________

11) Label W: ______________________________

12) Label X: ______________________________

13) Label Y: ______________________________

14) Label Z: ______________________________

15) Label AA: ______________________________

16) Label BB: ______________________________

17) Label CC: ______________________________


1) Neck
2) Head
3) Lesser trochanter
4) Lateral supracondylar ridge
5) Medial supracondylar ridge
6) Lateral epicondyle
7) Popliteal surface
8) Lateral condyle
9) Adductor tubercle
10) Medial epicondyle
11) Medial condyle
12) Intercondylar fossa
13) Linea aspera
14) Pectineal line
15) Gluteal tuberosity
16) Intertrochanteric crest
17) Greater trochanter

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