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Trochanter

Very large


blunt


irregularly shaped projection of bone


Femur

Trochanter

tuberosity

large rounded projection

ischium of pelvis

tuberosity

radial tuberosity

tuberosity ; large rounded projection near head of radius

tubercule

small rounded projection

crest

small narrow projection of bone which forms a prominent ridge

line

thinner and less prominent than a crest, often long and narrow

spine

slender extension of bone, often more flat like compared to a process

process

more sharp and slender than a spine, often needle like

epicondyle

projection above a condyle

ramus

branch or bar of bone


may look like an arm like projection

flat bar of mandibular bone

ramus

pubis

ramus

head

on the proximal end of a bone, rounded expanded region connected to the rest of the bone by a neck


(joint formation)

facet

very shallow surface, flat and nearly smooth in appearance


(joint formation)

condyle

large, round knob of bone


somewhat like a small head projecting from another area of the bone


(joint formation)

meatus

canal or tube like passage way

sinus

cavity or hollow space within a bone, air filled and a mucous membrane will be present

fossa (fovea)

shallow depression in bone, often is an articulating surface

sulcus (groove)

furrow along a bone in which a vessel or tendon may lie

fissure

narrow or slit like (blood vessels or nefves pass through such openings)

foramen

round opening


(like a fissure, vessels or nerves pass through as may ligaments)

alveolus

a pit, pocket or socket

alveolus

ex; alveoli in which the teeth sit

Fovea capitis femoris

femur, shallow depression in bone

fossa on scapula

shallow depression in bone

bursa

pockets of connective tissue which are fluid filled and help reduce friction where tendons or ligaments come in contact with other tissues

tendon

connective tissue connecting muscle to bone

ligament

connective tissue connecting a muscle to another muscle

long bone

arm and leg bone

short bone

carpal bones


box or cube like in appearance


flat bone

most cranial bones

irregular bone

bones with projecting notched or ridged regions making it hard to see defined shape


ex: vertebrae

sesamoid bone

patella


bones that develop inside a tendon

osteoclasts

break down bone

osteoblasts

build bone


lay down extracellular matrix


osteocytes

mature bone cells

Periosteum

consists of dense fibrous connective tissue and covers the external surface of a bone

Patella

sesamoid


develops inside tendon

cranial bones

flat bone


contains red marrow


vertebrae

irregular bone


ridged regions, hard to see defined shape

carpal bones

short bone


square like

ischium

tuberosity markings


large rounded projection

greater tubercule

tubercule


small rounded projection

EMG (upper)


Muscle force (lower)


Four progressively stronger muscle contractions

what is this graph measuring?
 

what is this graph measuring?


Top: Anterior


Bottom: Posterior


muscles of the forearm during flexion and extension of the hand while the subjects fingers are extended

what is this graph measuring?
 

what is this graph measuring?


Top: Pronator teres


Bottom: Biceps brachii



simulated arm wrestling muscle contraction

periosteum

consists of dense fibrous connective tissues and covers the external surface of bone.



tendons and ligaments attach to bones via the periosteum

What is #12 pointing to?

Gracilis major

What is #12 pointing to?

Gracilis major

Name #7 ??

Gastrocnemius

Name #5

Triceps femoris

Name #5

Triceps femoris

Name # 11

Adductor magus

Name #6 ??

Startorius

What is #14 ?

Tibialus posterior

What is #15 ?

Tibialus anterior

Deltoid

Arm muscle in frog ..

Deltoid

Arm muscle in frog ..

Mylohyoid

Mouth muscle