Which bony prominence of the scapula forms the tip of the shoulder and can be felt as a prominent point under the skin_____________________?

Correct answer: A. Acromion process

  • A. Acromion process
  • B. Coracoid process
  • C. Glenoid cavity
  • D. Spine of the scapula

Explanation

The acromion is the lateral projection of the scapular spine that forms the shoulder’s bony tip and is easily palpable. The coracoid lies more deeply and anteriorly, while the glenoid cavity is the shoulder socket.

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