Bones of the body, Bones of the Body

squamous suture

lambdoidal suture

mastoid process

zygomatic process

crista galli

sella turcia

coronal suture

mental foreamen of mandible

"holes" in the bones

zygomatic arch

thoracic vertebrae

middle, 12

cervical vertebrae

top, 7

lumbar

moose, snipped off point, big body, small hole

lumbar vertebrae

lower, 5

sacrum

looks like a snake head

coccyx

tiny, rattle snake tail

Manubrium

small, light weight

Body

Xiphoid Process

Clavicle

Scapula

Humerus

Radius

connects to the thumb

Ulna

looks like a wrench, connects to the elbow, slightly longer then the radius

Trapezoid

trapezium

scaphoid

hamate

pisiform

capitate

triquetrum

lunate

metacarpals

distal phalanges

middle phalanges

proximal phalanges

Coxal bone

ilium

ischium

pubis

femur

big head/ball that attaches to the hip

patella

tibia

bigger then the fibula

fibula

smaller because a fib is a little lie

tarsal bone

talus

calcaneus

navicular

cuboid

lateral cuneiform

intermediate cuneiform

medial cuneiform

metatarsals

carpals

Atlas

allows us to move our head up and down

Axis

has a stump sticking up from it, allows us to say no

floating ribs

11,12

True ribs

1-7

false ribs

8-10

appendicular skeleton

axial skeleton

clavicle

femur

fibula

humerus

patella

radius

tibia

ulna

scapula

cervical vertebrae

coccyx

lumbar vertebrae

sacrum

thoracic vertebrae

hyoid

sternum

hyoid

frontal

mandible

maxilla

nasal

sphenoid

vomer

zygomatic

mandible

ethmoid

lacrimal

parietal

temporal

frontal

occipital

parietal

ethmoid

frontal

lacrimal

maxilla

nasal

occipital

parietal

sphenoid