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humerus

bone of arm

head of humerous


(humerus)

(humerus) ball, of ball and socket, points medial

anotomical neck


(humerus)

(humerus) above surgical neck, like football player neck

surgical neck


(humerus)

(humerus) bellow antomical neck

greater tubercle


(humerus)

(humerus) larger and superior

lesser tubercle


(humerus)

(humerus) smaller and inferior

intertubercular sulcus


(humerus)

(humerus) shallow groove between the tubercles

deltoid tuberosity


(humerus)

(humerus) lateral, attachment site for deltoid bone

trochlea (1 of 2)


distal end has 2 condyles


(humerus)

(humerus) spool like shaped, medial

capitulum (2 of 2)


distal end has 2 condyles


(humerus)

(humerus) dome like, like a capital building, lateral

lateral and medial epicondyle


(humerus)

(humerus) on and above condyle

olecranon fossa (1 of 3)


distal end has 3 fossa


(humerus)

(humerus) posterior shallow depression

radial fossa (2 of 3)


distal end has 3 fossa


(humerus)

(humerus) lateral, smallest, over capitulum

coronoid fossa (3 of 3)


distal end has 3 fossa


(humerus)

(humerus) crown like

ulna

looks like a wrench, pinky side, medial

olecranon


(ulna)

(ulna) point of elbow

coronoid process


(ulna)

(ulna) bottom of the wrench

trochlear notch


(ulna)

(ulna) inside the wrench, rolls around trochlear

radial notch


(ulna)

(ulna) head of radius, rolls around in head of radius

head of ulna


(ulna)

(ulna) distal end, attaches to carpus

styloid process


(ulna)

(ulna) pen like, distal

radius

thumb side, lateral

radial tuberosity


(radius)

(radius) medial side, medium sized process

styloid process


(radius)

(radius) pen like, distal

ulnar notch


(radius)

(radius) fits in with head of ulna

head of radius
(radius)

(radius) proximal, flat wheel like

carpals

wrist region

pisiform


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pea size and shape

triquentrum


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triangular

lunate


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cresent shape (moon)

scaphoid


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boat like

trapezium


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base of pointer finger

trapezoid


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base of pointer finger

capitate


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dome like

hamate


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hook like

thumb


pointer


middle


ring


pinky

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II


III


IV


V

metacarpals

palm region (proximal, middle, distal)

phalanges

single phalanx

illium


(coxal bone)


(One of the 3 bones that fused durring development)

(coxal bone) top, hands on hips

ischium


(coxal bone)


(One of the 3 bones that fused durring development)

(coxal bone) bottom and back, what you sit on

pubis


(coxal bone)


(One of the 3 bones that fused durring development)

(coxal bone) anterior

iliac crest


(coxal bone)

(coxal bone) top, hand on hips, ridge of illium, attachment site for butt muscles

anterior superior iliac spine


(coxal bone)

(coxal bone) above

anterior inferior iliac spine


(coxal bone)

(coxal bone) below

acetabulum


(coxal bone)

(coxal bone) hip socket

ischial tuberosity


(coxal bone)

(coxal bone) what you sit on

spine of ischium


(coxal bone)

(coxal bone) point inward towards birth canal

greater sciatic notch


(coxal bone)

(coxal bone) larger and superior, where you put your thumb to tell left/right

lesser sciatic notch


(coxal bone)

(coxal bone) lesser and inferior

obturator foramen


(coxal bone)

(coxal bone) BIG hole in coxal bone

auricular surface


(coxal bone)

(coxal bone) ear like, the irregular, L-shaped articular surface, medial, articulates with the sacrum

sacroiliac joint


(coxal bone)

(coxal bone) between the sacrum and the ilium of the pelvis, which are joined by strong ligaments

pubic symphysis


(coxal bone)

(coxal bone) cartilage conecting right and left coxal, expands during labor

pubic arch


(coxal bone)

(coxal bone) (male or female) male 90° and narrow, female 100° and broad

femur

thigh bone

head of femur


(femur)

(femur) ball, of hip ball and socket, points medial

neck


(femur)

(femur) skinny part

greater trochanter


(femur)

(femur) bigger

lesser trochanter


(femur)

(femur) smaller

interthrochanteric crest


(femur)

(femur) ridge between greater and lesser trochanter

gluteal tuberosity


(femur)

(femur) posterior

linea aspera


(femur)

(femur) little line/ridge that runs down shaft of femur

medial and lateral condyles


(femur)

(femur) sides of hinge joint for knee

intercondylar fossa


(femur)

(femur) shallow depression between medial and lateral condyles

patellar surface


(femur)

(femur) anterior side, for knee cap

tibia

weight bearing, medial

medial and lateral condyle


(tibia)

(tibia)

intercondylar eminence


(tibia)

(tibia) ridge between condyles and above

tibial tuberosity


(tibia)

(tibia)

medial malleolus


(tibia)

(tibia) inside ankle nob

fibula

lateral, for ballance, looks like a bow string

head of fibula


(fibula)

(fibula) flat and big

lateral malleolus


(fibula)

(fibula) outside ankle nob

tarsals

not carpals, bones of the foot

big toes are medial


thumbs are lateral

.

calcaneus


(tarsals)

(tarsals) heel bone

talus


(tarsals)

(tarsals) fits inside two nobs to move foot

navicular


(tarsals)

(tarsals) boat shaped (like navigate)

cuboid


(tarsals)

(tarsals) shaped like a cube, lateral

medial (1 of 3 cuneiforms)


(tarsals)

(tarsals) big toe

intermediate (2 of 3 cuneiforms)


(tarsals)

(tarsals) 2nd phalanx

lateral (3 of 3 cuneiforms)


(tarsals)

(tarsals) 3rd phalanx

metatarsals and phalanges numbering

same as hand

fontaneles

soft spot between skull bones

anterior fontanel

top of head

posterior fontanel

back of head

sphenoidal fontanel

temple of head

flexion

decrease the angle of joint

extension

increase the angle of joint

abduction

away from mid line

adduction

towards mid line

circumduction

big circle

pronation

palm down

supination

palm up

rotation

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dorsiflexion

bending toes towards shin, up

plantar flexion

pointing toes, down

inversion

point sole inward

eversion

point sole outward

elevation

shutting mouth

depression

opening mouth

opposition

moving thumb, only humans and monkeys can

articulations

aka joints

tendons=muscle to bone


ligaments=bones to bones

.

temporomandibular joint

TMJ at jaw hinge

medial and lateral meniscus


(knee joint)

creseant, fatter on outside than on inside

tibial (medial) collateral ligament


(knee joint)

.

fibular (lateral) collateral ligament


(knee joint)

.

cruciate ligaments (anterior and posterior)


(knee joint)

cross through knee joint

patellar ligament


(knee joint)

attaches bottom of knee cap

quadriceps tendon


(knee joint)

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(medical terminology)


carpoptosis

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(medical terminology)


coccygodynia

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(medical terminology)


phalangitis

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(medical terminology)


sacrocoxalgia

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