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anatomical position

standing with face, hands, and feet forward. Palms forward

prone position

face down

supine position

face up

arm

shoulder to elbow

forarm

elbow to hand

brachium

at the arm

antebrachium

before the arm, forarm

antecubitis

back of the elbow, where you would get an IV or donate blood

olecranon

point of elbow

carpus

@ wrist

digit

finger, full finger (toe too)

phalanx

finger bone, individual finger bones (toes too)

femur

at the thigh

patella

knee cap

popliteus

back part of knee

crus

at the leg

fibula

lateral bone of lower leg, skinnierbone

tibia

medial bone of lower leg, fatter bone

tarsus

at the ankle

planta

sole of foot

axial

head, neck and trunk, axis of body

cephalon

at the head

cervicis

at the neck

thoracis

at the chest

lumbus

at the back, above the waist

sacrum

below the waist, between hips

oculus (orbit)

eye socket

bucca

cheeck region

axilla

armpit

acromial
Shoulder

gluteus

butt

abdomen

at the belly

inguen

at the groin

pubis

genital area

sagital

devides the body or organ right and left

frontal (coronal)

devides front and back

transverse (cross)

devides top and bottom

superior

above relative to earth

inferior

below relative to earth

cranial (cephalad)

head side, toward the head

caudal

toward the tail

anterior

front side

ventral

belly side

posterior

back side

dorsal

spinal side

medial

toward the mid line

lateral

away from the mid line

proximal

near the trunk

distal

away from the trunk

superficial

close to the surface

deep

away from the surface

dorsal cavity

contains brain and spinal cord

cranial cavity

brain

vertebral cavity

spinal cord

ventral cavity

belly side

thoracic cavity

chest wall and diaphragm

mediastinum

narrow cavity at the mid line

pleural

lung cavities

pericardial

around the heart

abdominopelvic cavity

inferior, below diaphragm

long bone

bones longer than they are wide, for gross movement

short bone

equal length and width (cuboidal), like wrist or ankle, for fine movement

flat bone

bones in the cranium

irregular bone

bones that can't be classified, like scapula

sesamoid bone

small, usually imbeded in tendons

process

anything that sticks out of a bone (bump, projection)

trochanters

large attachment sight, only at hips

tuberosity

medium attachment sight

tubercle

small attachment sight

crest

ridge

epicondyle

on and above, smooth rolling surface

articular processess

sights for joining bones (joints)

head

always has neck, ball to socket

condyle

smooth surface for rolling

facet

little face

fossa

shallow depression

sulcus

narrow groove

foramen

hole in the bone, nerves and blood vessels go through them

fissure

crack in a bone, narrow split

meatus (or canal)

passage ways, tunnels

sinus

hollow cavity in the bone

epiphysis

on and above growth region, end of long bone

diaphysis

across or between growth region, shaft

compact bone

smooth and solid part of bone, outer part of bone

spongy bone

strong but light part of bone, end of bones, the epiphysis

medullary cavity

core cavity, runs through bone, core of shaft

epiphyseal plate

where bones grow

epiphyseal line

where bones grow

endosteum

inside the bone

periosteum

arounf the bone, like a glove or an orange peel

yellow marrow
in core of bone, fatty, in diaphysis
red marrow
in spongy bone, epiphysis

osteons

unit of bone

osteocytes

bone cell

lamella

layer

lacuna

little lake

central canal

canal in center, contains blood cells and nerves

canaliculi

little canal, materials diffuse through them

trabecula

little pieces that make up spongy bone

hyaline cartilage

glassy looking, beams and struts, provides cushion

chondrocytes

cartilage cell

matrix

no blood vessels in matrix

appendicular skeleton

more mobile = less stable

clavicle

means key

sternal end

(clavical) medial, flat (chest)

acromial end

(clavical) lateral, round (shoulder)

conoid tubercle

(clavical) small cone like attachment sight, points down and back side

superior border

(scapula)

lateral border

(scapula) diagnal

medial border

(scapula) rounded

superior angle

(scapula) top corner

inferior angle

(scapula) bottom corner

suprascapular notch

(scapula) indent above the scapula

acromion process

(scapula) tip of shoulder

coracoid process

(scapula) crow like projection, on anterior side

glenoid cavity

(scapula) socket to sholder, ball and socket joint

spine

(scapula) posterior side

supraspinous fossa

(scapula) shallow depression above spine

infraspinous fossa

(scapula) shallow depression bellow spine

subscapular fossa

(scapula) shallow depression under spine

(medical terminology)


articulation

articul= joint


joint, an area where two bones are attached for the purpose of motion of body parts

(medical terminology)


brachiocephalic

brachi=arm
cephal=head


(medical terminology)


osteochondroma

osteo=bone


chondro=cartilage


-oma=tumor, mass


An abnormal, solitary, benign growth of bone and cartilage, typically at the end of a long bone

(medical terminology)


osteoporosis

osteo=bone


-porosis=porus, decrease in density


Thinning of the bones, with reduction in bone mass