Apd, Sholder Bones

Front 1

Several prominent parts to the scapula

Back 1

1. Positioned over ribs 2 - 7
2. The spine
3. Coracoid process
4. Glenoid cavity
5. Acromion process

Hint 1

The spine is a long projection that extends to the acromion process to form the point of the shoulder. Moreover, the glenoid and acromion process is where the humerus rests.

Front 2

Clavicle

Back 2

1. Collarbone
2. Shaped like an S
3. Allows the am to move freeley and way from the chest
4. The medial or sternal end is attached to the sternum
5. The lateral or acromial end is attahed to the acromion of the scapula

Front 3

Humerus

Back 3

1. Upper arm bone
2. Long bone with two ends
3. The superior end connects to the glenoid cavity of the scapula to form the shoulder joint
4.

Front 4

The collarbone; the first bone in the human body to ossify.

Back 4

Clavicle

Front 5

The end of the clavicle that is attached to the sternum.

Back 5

Sternal end

Front 6

The end of the clavicle that is attached to the acromion.

Back 6

acromial end

Front 7

Another name for the shoulder blade.

Back 7

scapula

Front 8

Process that helps form point of the shoulder.

Back 8

Coracoid

Front 9

Cavity where the humerus rests.

Back 9

Glenoid cavity

Front 10

Upper arm bone.

Back 10

humerus