Anatomy

Front 1

Metacarpus

Back 1

The bones in your hand connecting the carpus, and the phalanges.

Front 2

Sternum

Back 2

The flat bone in the chest area that gives the ribs vertical support.

Front 3

Calcanius

Back 3

The bones in the foot connecting the tarsal and phalanges.

Front 4

Maxillary

Back 4

Upper jaw

Front 5

Crural

Back 5

Lower leg

Front 6

Patella

Back 6

The Kneecap

Front 7

Fibula

Back 7

The Smaller bone in the lower leg.

Front 8

Palatine Bones

Back 8

The hard flat bone that forms the roof of the mouth.

Front 9

Cephalic

Back 9

The head.

Front 10

Scapula

Back 10

The shoulderblade

Front 11

Clavical

Back 11

Collarbone.

Front 12

Lumbar Vertabrete

Back 12

The 7 lowest vertabrete on the back

Front 13

Planta

Back 13

Bottom of your foot.

Front 14

Coccyx

Back 14

Tailbone

Front 15

Vomer Bone

Back 15

The spongy bone that helps form the nasal septum

Front 16

Spheenoid Bone

Back 16

Joins all the cranium together

Front 17

Paritel Bone

Back 17

Forms the sides and top of the crown.

Front 18

Ethmoid Bone

Back 18

The spongy bone that helps form the nasal cavaties

Front 19

Mandible Bone

Back 19

Lower Jaw

Front 20

Nasal Bone

Back 20

The bridge of the nose.

Front 21

Inguinial

Back 21

Your groin

Front 22

Radius

Back 22

The smaller bone of the forearm connecting to the thumb.

Front 23

Vertebral

Back 23

The therasic area

Front 24

Tarsal

Back 24

Ankle

Front 25

Occipital

Back 25

Lower back of the Cranium

Front 26

Carpal

Back 26

Wrist

Front 27

Popiteal

Back 27

Back of the knee

Front 28

Lumbar

Back 28

Lower Back

Front 29

Gluteal

Back 29

Your buns

Front 30

Humerus

Back 30

The bone in your upper arm

Front 31

Frontal Bone

Back 31

The forehead

Front 32

Temporal Bone

Back 32

Forms the sides of the head in the ear region.

Front 33

Pubis

Back 33

The bones that seperate for child birth

Front 34

Thorax

Back 34

The chest

Front 35

Cervical

Back 35

The neck vertebrate

Front 36

Femar

Back 36

The bone in your upper leg.

Front 37

Perineal

Back 37

Lower pelvic area.

Front 38

Ulna

Back 38

The larger bone in the forearm attatched to the littlefinger

Front 39

Tibia

Back 39

The larger bone in the lower leg. A.k.a the shin

Front 40

Phalanges

Back 40

Digits

Front 41

Lacrimel Bones

Back 41

The smallest, most fragile bone on the face.

Front 42

Turbanil

Back 42

Thin layers of spongy bone on either outer wall of the nasal septum

Front 43

Metatarsal

Back 43

The small bones in the foot

Front 44

Adipose Tissue

Back 44

Gives contour and smoothness to the body

Front 45

Endocrine System

Back 45

The system that affects, development, growth, sexual activities. Consists of specialized glands

Front 46

Muscualr System

Back 46

Gives shape, covers, and supports the skeletal system

Front 47

Abdominal

Back 47

Torso

Front 48

Connective Tissue

Back 48

Tissue that connects, supports, and protects other tissue

Front 49

Physiology

Back 49

The study of functions and activites of the body.

Front 50

Frontal

Back 50

Back to front vertical cut

Front 51

Abduction

Back 51

Moving limbs further from the body.

Front 52

Perineal

Back 52

The lower pelvic area.

Front 53

Ulna

Back 53

The larger bone in the forearm connected to the little finger.

Front 54

Tibia

Back 54

The bigger bone in the lower leg. A.k.a the shin.

Front 55

Femar

Back 55

The largest strobgest bone in the body.

Front 56

Histology

Back 56

The study of microorganisms found in living tissue.

Front 57

Anabolism

Back 57

Constructive metabolism, build up of larger molecules from smaller ones.

Front 58

Prone

Back 58

Face up

Front 59

Supine

Back 59

Face down

Front 60

Integumentary System

Back 60

A protective covering for the body and regulates temperature regulation.

Front 61

Nerve Tissue

Back 61

Carries messages to and from the brain. It coordinates all bodily functions.

Front 62

Flexion

Back 62

Decreasing the angle of a joint

Front 63

Osteology

Back 63

The study of anatomy, structures, and functions of the bones.

Front 64

Os(ahs)

Back 64

A prefix for medical terms dealing with bones.

Front 65

Centrioles

Back 65

Helps with the mitosis process

Front 66

Nervous System

Back 66

Sends messages to and from the brain, and coordinates all bodily functions.

Front 67

Metabolism

Back 67

A chemical process that takes place in living organisms

Front 68

Skelatal System

Back 68

The structure and foundation of the body and gives ot shape.

Front 69

Superior

Back 69

Higher up on the body

Front 70

Inferior

Back 70

Lower then the middle on the body.

Front 71

Skin

Back 71

Exterior protective coating on the body

Front 72

Anatomy

Back 72

The study of the structures of the body that the naked eye can see and what it can consist of

Front 73

DNA

Back 73

Your genetic makeup

Front 74

Dorsal

Back 74

The back of body

Front 75

Ventral

Back 75

The front of body

Front 76

Brachial

Back 76

The upper arm

Front 77

Joint

Back 77

The connection of two bones meeting in the skeletal system.

Front 78

Myology

Back 78

The study of the nature, structure, functions, and diseases of the muscles

Front 79

Muscular system

Back 79

Gives shape, support, and covers the skeletal tissue

Front 80

How many muscles in the human body

Back 80

630

Front 81

How many facial muscles

Back 81

30

Front 82

Striated Muscles

Back 82

Attatched to the bones, and make up a large amount of the body mass, and are controlled by the will.

Front 83

Nonstriated Muscles

Back 83

Are muscles that function automatically. They are fpund in the digestive, and circulatory system.

Front 84

Cardiac muscle

Back 84

The involuntary muscle that makes up the heart.

Front 85

Origin

Back 85

The more fixed part of the muscle closest to the skeleton. It flexes but remains stationary

Front 86

Belly

Back 86

The middle part of the muscle.

Front 87

Insertion

Back 87

The part of the muscle that is movable and farthest away from the skeleton

Front 88

Epicranius

Back 88

A broad muscle that covers the top part of the skull.

Front 89

Occipitalis

Back 89

The back of the epicranius, and draws the scalp backwards.

Front 90

Frontalis

Back 90

The anterior portion of the epicaranius. It raises the eyebrows, and causes wrinkles on the forehead.

Front 91

Epicranial aponeurosis

Back 91

The tendon connecting the occipitalis amd frontalis

Front 92

Auricularis Superior

Back 92

Muscle above the ear, that draws the ear upward.

Front 93

Auricularis Anterior

Back 93

The musle in front of the ear that draws the ear forward.

Front 94

Auricularis Posterior

Back 94

The muscle behins the ear that draws it backward.