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Bones are connected at __ by __
joints; ligaments
muscles attach to __ by __
bones; tendons
axial skeleton
consists of the bones along the central axis of the human body
6 things make it up
skull
ossicles
hyoid bone
rib cage
sternum
vertebral column
appendicular skeleton
all the rest of the bones that aren’t on the axial skeleton
involved with movement
the limb
skull
consists of the cranium and mandible
vertebral column
extends from the base of the skull all the way down to the pelvis
24 articulating vertebra, which are little individual bones
__ articulating vertebra
24
sacrum and coccyx
at the end of all of the 24 articulating vertebra
consist of fused bones
__ cervical vertebra
7
thoracic vertebra
12
in the chest region
articulates with the ribs
lumbar vertebra
5
lower back region
where is hyoid bone
throat
where is ossicles
the little bones in your middle ear
3 parts to the sternum, i.e. breastbone
manubrium
body of the sternum
xiphoid process or xiphisternum
sternal angle/ angle of Louis
joint between the manubrium and the body of the sternum
where the 2nd rib joins
important anatomical landmark, as it is very prominent when doing physical examinations (you know it’s the 2nd rib)
__ pairs of ribs; __ total
12; 24
__ true ribs
7
__ false ribs
5
floating ribs
11th and 12th ribs that don’t have a costal cartilage; they only attach to the vertebra
out of the 5 false ribs, __ are floating
2
humerus
bones of the upper arm
radius and ulna
2 bones of the lower arm
ulna
bone which is medial in the anatomical position
radius
bone which is lateral in the anatomical position
clavicles
i.e. collar bones, the little indentation where the clavicle lies
__ carpals
8
phalanges
the fingers/digits
scapula
i.e. the shoulder blade, what articulates with the humerus
pelvis consists of…
pelvic girdle
pelvic region of the spine
sacrum
coccyx
pelvic girdle
big 2 hip bones
coxa
pelvic bones that consist of 3 fused bones
ilium, ischium, pubis
femur
largest bone in the body, in the lower leg
tibia
medial bone in the lower leg
fibula
lateral bone in the lower leg
you can feel the head of the fibula, as characterized by the bump on the outside of your leg just next to your knee
__ tarsals
7
toes
metacarpals and phalanges
patella
kneecap