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outward projection away from the bone

process

crater in the bone

fossa

extension of the bone

spine

hole in the bone

foramen

rounded end of a bone

condyle

circular, sphere shape of bone

head

crescent shape cut out of bone

notch

rough, bumpy texture on surface of bone

tuberosity

sharp edge in the bone

crest

flat surface of bone

plate

abrupt change in direction of bone

angles

sewn bones together with fibrous tissue

suture

name of the eye socket

orbit

bone from the top of the orbit to the suture at top of skull

frontal

bone at the top of the cranium separated by sutures that extend laterally and posterior, there are two

parietal

bones on the left and right side of the head there are two

temporal

bone on the back of the head under sutures

occipital

name the 4 bones that make up the cranium and point to them

occipital


temporal


parietal


frontal

name the sutures in the cranium

coronal


sagittal


squamous


lambdoid

suture that separates the frontal bone from the parietal bone

coronal

surutre that separates the L parietal bone from the R parietal bone

sagittal

suture that separates the temporal bone from the parietal bone

squamous

suture that separates the parietal bone from the occipital bone

lambdoid

bone that separates orbitals

maxillary

cheek bones

zygomatic

bone that makes up the bridge of nose

nasal

pointy bone under the nasal cavity

vomer

bone that makes up the jaw

mandible

notch on eye socket

supraorbital notch

hole above eye socket

supraorbital foramen

hole/canal behind the jaw

external acoustic meatus

large outward projection behind jaw

styloid process

bridge between zygomatic and temporal bones

zygomatic arch

two parts that make up the zygomatic arch

zygomatic process


temporal process

big hole in skull, where the spinal cord leaves the brain and goes down the spinal cord

foramen magnum

ends of the foramen magnum

occipital condyles

bone under the eye socket

maxillary bone

hole under eye socket

infraorbital foramen

bone that makes up the palate of the mouth

palatine

bone behind the teeth

maxilla

part of the maxillary bone that meets teeth from palate

palatine

fossa inside the eye socket marks which bone

lacrimal

flat surface that is located straight back from the nose is the ________ that is part of the _____ bone

orbital plate


ethmoid bone

hole inside of the eye socket

optic foramen

the optic foramen is part of the _____ bone

sphenoid

two sets of shelf structures inside the nose

nasal concha

flat surface down the center of the nose

perpendicular plate

holes in the jaw

mental foramen

side of jaw

mandible body

jaw line

mandibular angle

thick portion of jaw that is vertical

mandibular ramus

outward projection near teeth

mandibular notch

outward projection from teeth

mandibular condyle

front cranial process is part of the _______ bone

ethmoid

underneath the skull spike, "wing" or outward projection

crista galli

middle section underneath the skull spike

sella turcica

________ section right behind teeth, outside of the bone under the zygomatic arch

greater wing

_________ = hole in rim, underneath ethmoid bone

frontal sinus

__________ = gap underneath sphenoid bone

ethmoidal

_______ sinus = side of nasal cavity

sphenoidal

coronal suture came from ______

anterior fontanels

fontanels are only seen in _____

fetal skulls

lambdoid suture came from ______

posterior fontanel

squamous suture came from ____

1/2 anterolateral fontanel


1/2 posterolateral fontanel

first 7 vertebrae

C1-C7

number of thoracic vertebrae

T1-T12

number of lumbar vertebrae

L1-L5

number of sacral vertebrae

S1-S5

number of coccal vertebrae

3 or more

most important vertebrae =

C1 and C2

C1 is known as the _____

atlas

the atlas attaches to the _________

occipital condyle

C2 is known as the ____

axis

C2 has a spike at the top and it is known as the ______

dens

where the spinal cord passes

vertebral foramen

flat bone on axis

vertebral body

creates a "Y" form merges to form the spinus process

lamina

thoracic vertebra has ______ and ______that cervical doesnt

peticles


transverse process

bars that form on either side of the vertebrae

peticles

lumbar vertebrae have ______ that the other vertebrae do not

articular

_____ and _____ have fused vertebrae

sacrum


coccyx

_____ ribs have a cartilage connection to the sternum

true

cartilage in ribcage

costal cartilage

notch immediately above the sternum

jugular

top part of sternum that forms a diamond shape

manubrium

lower part of the sternum that forms a spike

body

spike on sternum =

xiphoid process

bone that keeps tongue in mouth

hyoid bone

_______ = point of attachment for arms

pectoral girdle

________ = point of attachment for legs

pelvic girdle

collar bone

clavicle

shoulder blade

scapula

outward projection of scapula that is exclusive to anterior part

coracoid process

top left angle of scapula

superior

bottom point of scapula

inferior angle

crater in the scapula

glenoid fossa

long shelf like structure on posterior scapula

scapular spine

the scapular spine reaches the ________

acromion process

rough spot in the middle of bone

deltoid tuberosity

deltoid tuberosity is located under the _____

greater tubricle

locate the grater tubricle

locate

locate the lesser tubricle

locate

locate the greater wing

locate

locate the lesser wing

locate

funny bone

medial epicondyle

the trochea is located:

humerus epicondyle

locate the trochlea

locate

locate the capitulum

locate

locate the coronoid fossa

locate

coronoid fossa is located above the

trochlea

_______ is exclusive to the posterior humerus

olecranon fossa

locate the olecranon fossa

locate

bone that looks like a nail top

radius

______ is the thumb side

radius

claw looking bone

ulna

_______ = the pinky side

ulna

top process of the ulna

olecranon process

bottom process of ulna

coronoid process

trochlear notch is located in which bone

ulna

spine looking projection of the bottom side of the ulna

styloid process

rough bumpy area under the radial head

radial tuberosity

spike on the radius

styloid process

pelvic girdle is made up of ____ bones

coccal

_______ separates the coccal and sacrum

sacral illiac joint

cartilage between the pelvic girdle

pubic symphysis

huge crater in the coccal bone

acetabulum

large hole in the coccal bone

obturator foramen

top half of the coccal bone

ilium

front, anterior , lower front 1/2 of the pelvic girdle

pubis

lower back half of the pelvic girdle

ischium

sharp crease on the ilium

iliac crest

left point of the ilium

anterior superior iliac spine

right point of the ilium

posterior, superior iliac spine (much larger)

the _______ contains the greater/lesser sciatic notches

ischium

the greater/lesser sciatic notches are separated by ______

ischial spine

rough, bumpy area on the ischium =

ischial tuberosity

largest bone in body

femur

head indentation of the femur

fovea capitis

locate the greater and lesser trochanters

locate

trochanters are located on which bone

femur

line in the middle of the femur =

linea aspera

draw a patella and name the two parts

apex


base

on the tibia: two _________ attach the ACL

intercondylar tubricles

_________ attaches the tibia to the patellar tendon

tibial tuberosity

sharp crease in shin

anterior crest

________ is known as the inner ankle bone

medial malleolus

bone shaped like a bow

fibula

front sharp edge of fibula

anterior crest

outer ankle bone

lateral malleolus

big toe and thumb only have the ____ and ____ phalynx

distal and proximal

name the types of phalynx

distal


middle


proximal

_______ and _______ are the long bones present in the hands and feet

metacarpals


metatarsals

thumb is numbered ___

1

pinky is numbered _____

5

carpal bone posterior under the pinky

triquentrum

carpal bone anterior under the pinky

pisiform

carpal bone under the ring finger

hamate

2nd carpal bone below the ring finger

lunate

carpal bone directly under the middle finger

capitate

2nd carpal bone under the middle finger

scaphoid

carpal bone under the index finger

trapezoid

carpal bone under the thumb

trapezium

bones that are under the first three toes

cuneiform

bone under the big toe

medial cuneiform

bone under the 2nd toe

intermediate cuneiform

bone under the 3rd toe

lateral cuneiform

rectangular bone under the cuneiform

navicular

bone the covers the 4th and 5th toe

cuboid

horse saddle looking bone in the foot

talus

heel bone

calcaneus