Appendicular Skeleton

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Clavicle

Collarbone; S-shaped bone connecting sternum to scapula. Medial end = sternal, lateral end = acromial. Helps stabilize shoulder. 

<p>Collarbone; S-shaped bone connecting sternum to scapula. Medial end = sternal, lateral end = acromial. Helps stabilize shoulder.&nbsp;</p>
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Scapula

Flat, triangular shoulder blade bone. Features: spine, acromion, coracoid process, glenoid cavity, supraspinous & infraspinous fossae.

<p>Flat, triangular shoulder blade bone. Features: spine, acromion, coracoid process, glenoid cavity, supraspinous &amp; infraspinous fossae.</p>
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Humerus

Arm bone between shoulder & elbow. Features: head, anatomical/surgical neck, tubercles, deltoid tuberosity, condyles, fossae.

<p>Arm bone between shoulder &amp; elbow. Features: head, anatomical/surgical neck, tubercles, deltoid tuberosity, condyles, fossae.</p>
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Radius

Forearm bone on thumb side. Features: head (disc-shaped), radial tuberosity, styloid process.

<p>Forearm bone on thumb side. Features: head (disc-shaped), radial tuberosity, styloid process.</p>
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Ulna

Forearm bone on pinky side. Features: olecranon, coronoid process, trochlear notch, styloid process.

<p>Forearm bone on pinky side. Features: olecranon, coronoid process, trochlear notch, styloid process.</p>
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Carpals

8 wrist bones arranged in two rows. Provide flexibility. 

<p>8 wrist bones arranged in two rows. Provide flexibility.&nbsp;</p>
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Metacarpals

5 long bones of the palm, numbered I–V (thumb = I → pinky = V). Form knuckles at their heads.

<p>5 long bones of the palm, numbered I–V (thumb = I → pinky = V). Form knuckles at their heads. </p>
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Phalanges

Finger bones. Each digit has proximal, middle, and distal phalanges, except the thumb (only proximal & distal).

<p>Finger bones. Each digit has proximal, middle, and distal phalanges, except the thumb (only proximal &amp; distal).</p>
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Ilium

Superior portion of hip bone. Features: iliac crest, ASIS, PSIS, iliac fossa, greater sciatic notch.

<p>Superior portion of hip bone. Features: iliac crest, ASIS, PSIS, iliac fossa, greater sciatic notch. </p>
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Ischium

Posterior, inferior hip bone. Features: ischial spine, tuberosity, ramus.

<p>Posterior, inferior hip bone. Features: ischial spine, tuberosity, ramus.</p>
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Pubis

Anterior hip bone. Features: pubic symphysis, pubic tubercle, superior/inferior rami.

<p>Anterior hip bone. Features: pubic symphysis, pubic tubercle, superior/inferior rami.</p>
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Acetabulum

Deep socket where ilium, ischium, and pubis fuse. Articulates with femoral head.

<p>Deep socket where ilium, ischium, and pubis fuse. Articulates with femoral head.</p>
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Obturator Foramen

Large opening formed by pubis & ischium, mostly closed by connective tissue.

<p>Large opening formed by pubis &amp; ischium, mostly closed by connective tissue.</p>
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Femur

Thigh bone, longest in body. Features: head, fovea capitis, trochanters, condyles, epicondyles, patellar surface.

<p>Thigh bone, longest in body. Features: head, fovea capitis, trochanters, condyles, epicondyles, patellar surface.</p>
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Patella

Kneecap; sesamoid bone in quadriceps tendon. Apex points downward.

<p>Kneecap; sesamoid bone in quadriceps tendon. Apex points downward.</p>
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Tibia

Medial shin bone. Features: condyles, tibial tuberosity, anterior crest, medial malleolus.

<p>Medial shin bone. Features: condyles, tibial tuberosity, anterior crest, medial malleolus.</p>
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Fibula

Lateral shin bone. Features: head, shaft, lateral malleolus.

<p>Lateral shin bone. Features: head, shaft, lateral malleolus.</p>
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Tarsals

7 ankle bones. Major ones: talus (ankle joint), calcaneus (heel).

<p>7 ankle bones. Major ones: talus (ankle joint), calcaneus (heel).</p>
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Foot metatarsals

5 long bones of the midfoot, numbered I–V (big toe = I → little toe = V). Form the arches of the foot.

<p>5 long bones of the midfoot, numbered I–V (big toe = I → little toe = V). Form the arches of the foot.</p>
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Foot phalanges

Toe bones. Each digit has proximal, middle, and distal phalanges, except the big toe (only proximal & distal).

<p>Toe bones. Each digit has proximal, middle, and distal phalanges, except the big toe (only proximal &amp; distal).</p>
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Synarthrosis fibrous joint

Immovable joints, e.g., sutures of the skull.

<p>Immovable joints, e.g., sutures of the skull.</p>
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Amphiarthrosis Cartilaginous Joint

Slightly movable joints, e.g., pubic symphysis.

<p>Slightly movable joints, e.g., pubic symphysis.</p>
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Diarthrosis Synovial Joint

Freely movable joints. Includes 6 subtypes.

<p>Freely movable joints. Includes 6 subtypes.</p>
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Planar Joint

Flat surfaces glide; ex: intercarpal joints.

<p>Flat surfaces glide; ex: intercarpal joints.</p>
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Hinge Joint

Flexion/extension only; ex: elbow, knee.

<p>Flexion/extension only; ex: elbow, knee.</p>
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Pivot joint

Rotation around axis; ex: proximal radioulnar.

<p>Rotation around axis; ex: proximal radioulnar.</p>
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Condylar Joint

Oval surface fits into depression; ex: wrist.

<p>Oval surface fits into depression; ex: wrist.</p>
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Saddle joint

Concave/convex surfaces; ex: thumb CMC joint.

<p>Concave/convex surfaces; ex: thumb CMC joint.</p>
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Ball-and-Socket Joint

Spherical head into cup; ex: shoulder, hip.

<p>Spherical head into cup; ex: shoulder, hip.</p>

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