Figure: Anterior view of the right tibia and right fibula. A A. Bone В. Bone D C. Landmark D. Landmark_ E F E. Bone F. Bone G. Landmark H. Landmark -H- G 1. The common name for tibia is ? 2. Choose One: The tibia is located on the medial/lateral side of the leg. 3. Choose One: The fibula is located on the medial/lateral side of the leg. 4. The medial and lateral condyles of the tibia articulate with

Figure: Anterior view of the right tibia and right fibula. A A. Bone В. Bone D C. Landmark D. Landmark_ E F E. Bone F. Bone G. Landmark H. Landmark -H- G 1. The common name for tibia is ? 2. Choose One: The tibia is located on the medial/lateral side of the leg. 3. Choose One: The fibula is located on the medial/lateral side of the leg. 4. The medial and lateral condyles of the tibia articulate with

Fundamentals of Sectional Anatomy: An Imaging Approach

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Author:Denise L. Lazo

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