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cranium
skull
coccyx
tailbone
patella
kneecap
pelvis
hipbone
mandible
jawbone
vertebrae
backbone
rib
rib
tibia
shinbone
clavicle
collarbone
scapula
shoulder blade
femur
thighbone
radius
lower arm/ forearm
cervical region
neck
coccygeal region
tailbone
thoracic region
chest
lumbar region
lower back
sacral region
pelvic girdle
phalanges
digits → total of 20 on body
carpals
wrist
tarsals
ankle
metatarsals
instep
metacarpals
palm
fibula
calf bone
hinge joint
allows movement in one plane/ direction
gliding joints
two flat/ slightly curved surfaces that can move slightly in any direction
saddle joints
where the thumb’s metacarpal meets the carpal is the ONLY example of this in the body
ellipsoidal
one side is convex and one side is concave; movement occurs in two direction, similar to a rocking type motion
thoracic vertebrae
the portion of the skeleton that the ribs attach to in the back part of the bony thorax
pelvic girdle
focuses on flexibility and stability; has a shallow socket and very thin/ weak ligaments
sternum
breastbone
sacrum
the part of the axial skeleton that attaches onto the hip bone of the appendicular skeleton
humerus
upper arm bone
ischium
pubis
costal cartilage
sacroillac joint
coxal bone
singular hip bone
interpubic joint
ulna
radius