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Frontal (coronal) plane
Anterior and posterior
Sagittarius plane
Medial, lateral
Transverse (horizontal)
Superior, inferior
Human skeleton consists of how many bones
206
Axial skeleton
Subtotal of 80 bones
Appendicular skeleton
Subtotal of 126 bones
Cortical bone
Compact bone
Spongy or medullary bone
Cancellous bone
Long bones
Length is greater than width
Short bones
Cubodial in shape
Example of flat bones
Ribs, sternum, calvarium of skull
Irregular bones
Odd shape
Sesamoid bones
Developed within tendons
Name the liner elevations
Line,ridge,crest
Line
Slight ridge
Ridge
Mid-sized linear elevation
Crest
Large and prominent ridges
What are the rounded elevations
Tubercle, malleolus, epicondyle, tuberosity or trochanter
Tubercle
Small,rounded elevation
Malleolus
Hammerhead like projection
Epicondyle
Prominence situated above a condyle
Tuberosity or trochanter
Large,round, blunt eminence
What are the articulating surfaces
Facts,condyle,head
Facet
Smooth flat articulate surface
Condyle
Rounded articulate area
Head
Spherical articulate area
What are sharp elevations
Spine,Cornu,hamulus
Spine
Sharp pointed projection
Cornu
Horn like projection
Hamulus
Hook like projection
What are depression landmarks
Fovea,fossa,groove, notch
Fovea
Small and shallow
Fossa
Larger and deeper
Groove (sulcus)
Linear depression
Notch
Incomplete foramen
What are perforations
Foramen, canal, fissure, meatus
Foramen
Round hole
Canal
Linear passageway
Fissure
Narrow cleft like opening
Meatus
Opening into a bone
Appendicular skeleton (upper extremity)
64
Appendicular skeleton (lower extremity)
62
How many pairs of spinal nerves
31
Pairs of cervical nerves
8
Pairs of thoracic nerves
12
Pairs of lumbar nerves
5
Pairs of sacral nerves
5
Pairs of Coccygeal nerve
1