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Tendon
Connects muscle to bone

Ligament
Connects bone to bone

Compact Bone
dense outer layer of bone

Spongy Bone
composed of small needle like pieces of bone and lots of open space

Yellow Marrow
stores fat

Red Marrow
produces blood cells

Periosteum
the fibrous tissue that covers the diaphysis

Ossification
process of bone formation

Osteocytes
mature bone cells

Osteoblasts
Bone building cells

Osteoclasts
cells that break down bone matrix

axial skeleton
head, neck, trunk

appendicular skeleton
Arms, legs, pelvis

TERM
Cranium
DEFINITION
Skull

TERM
Mandible
DEFINITION
Jaw

TERM
Clavicle
DEFINITION
Collar bone

TERM
Scapula
DEFINITION
Shoulder blade

TERM
Sternum
DEFINITION
Breastbone

TERM
Rib Cage
DEFINITION
12 bones that protect vital organs of the chest

TERM
Humerus
DEFINITION
Upper arm long bone

TERM
Radius
DEFINITION
Forearm bone that follows the thumb

TERM
Ulna
DEFINITION
Forearm bone that follows the pinky.

TERM
Pelvis
DEFINITION
Hip bone

TERM
Carpals
DEFINITION
Wrist bones

TERM
Metacarpals
DEFINITION
Palm bones

TERM
Phalanges
DEFINITION
Fingers or toes

TERM
Femur
DEFINITION
Thigh bone

TERM
Patella
DEFINITION
Kneecap

TERM
Tibia
DEFINITION
Long bone that follows the big toe

TERM
Fibula
DEFINITION
Long bone that follows the pinky toe

TERM
Tarsals
DEFINITION
Ankle bones

TERM
Metatarsals
DEFINITION
Bones of the sole of feet

Cartilage
a strong flexible connective tissue

TERM
Vertebrae
DEFINITION
26 small bones that make up your backbone

cervical vertebrae
The portion of the spinal column consisting of the first seven vertebrae that lie in the neck.

thoracic vertabrae
each of the twelve bones of the backbone to which the ribs are attached

lumbar vertebrae
Contains 5 vertebrae.

sacral vertebrae
Single bone formed by the fusion of the 5 embryonic vertebrae.

Coccyx
tailbone

The amount of spinal curves...
4
Primary curves
Includes the thoracic and sacral - appear late in fetal development.
Secondary curves
Includes cervical and lumbar - appear months after birth.
ilium
part of the hip bone

sacrum
segment of the vertebral column that forms part of the pelvis

pubis
forms the anterior portion of the pubic bone, located just below the urinary bladder

ischium
forms the lower posterior portion of the pubic bone and bears the weight of the body when sitting

ball and socket joint
hip and shoulder joints

hinge joints
Joints that can bend and straighten but cannot rotate; they restrict motion to one plane.
elbow and knee

pivot joint
neck: allow limited rotation or turning of the head.

ellipsoidal joints
gliding joints allow bones to slide over one another

calcaneus
heel bone

temporal bone
Bones that cover the sides of the head, near the ear

cheek bones
zygomatic

occipital bone
back of head

parietal bone
top of head

long bones
bones of the arms and legs

short bones
bones of the wrist and ankles

flat bones
bones of the ribs, shoulder blades, pelvis, and skull

irregular bones
bones of the vertebrae and face

Sesamoid
Small and round bones that protect from stress and wear on tendons
