The document discusses the surface anatomy of the tibia, fibula, and patella bones. For the tibia, students should identify landmarks like the medial and lateral condyles, tibial tuberosity, and medial malleolus. For the fibula, landmarks include the styloid process, neck, and lateral malleolus. The patella has an apex and base and anterior and posterior surfaces that should be identified.

1. Tibia and Fibula
Dr. Sabreen Mahmoud
Lecturer of human anatomy

4. SURFACE ANATOMY OF TIBIA
AND FIBULA

7. You should identify(tibia):
• Medial condyle
• Lateral condyle
• intercondylar area
• tiblal tuberosity
• intercondylar eminence
• 3 borders (anterior,
medial and
interosseous)
• the soleal line
• medial malleolus
• fibular notch

8. You should identify (fibula):
• styloid process
• Neck
• BORDERS (anterior,
posterior, and
interosseous)
• medial crest
• lateral malleolus
• malleolar fossa
• the triangular area at
the lateral surface of
the lower end

9. You should identify (patella):
• base,
• apex
• 2 surfaces (anterior and
posterior)