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diaphysis
long shaft
epiphysis
expanded ends
medullary cavity
cavity in diaphysis
yellow bone marrow
in medullary cavity; mostly fat
canal
an open tube surrounded by bony material
condyle
part that protrudes at the end of a bone
fissure
long, narrow opening between bones
foramen
a hole in bone
fossa
shallow depression on a bone surface
meatus
opening in a bony structure
process
a bump on the surface of bone
ramus
a vertical branch on bone
sinus
hollow cavity within a bone
sulcus
a groove on the bone surface
suture
a tight joint between flat bones
endosteum
membrane that lines the inner surfaces of bone
lacuna
chamber that houses a bone cell
lamellae
layers of bone tissue
lamellar (compact) bone
bone tissue that contains tight layers of bone matrix
osteoblasts
bone cell that secretes bone material
osteoclasts
bone cell that breaks down bone material
osteocytes
mature bone cell
osteoid
organic bone material (matrix)
osteon
a cylindrical unit of lamellar bone
periosteum
thin fiberous tissue that covers bone
trabeculae
thin bony plates that seperate spaces within trabecular (spongey) bone
trabecular (spongey) bone
bone tissue that is very porous and contains red bone marrow
arthr / artic
joint
-blast
cells that form
brachi
arm
carp
wrist
chondro
cartilage
clast
cells that break
condyl
bony prominence
cost
ribs
crani
skull
foramen
hole
malacia
softening
myelo
bone marrow
physis
growth
spondyl / vertebr
vertebra, spine
trophy
development
acromion
superior portion of the scapula (shoulder)
calcaneus / calcaneal
heel bone; pertaining to the heel
carpal
wrist
clavicle / clavicular
collarbone; pertaining to the clavicle
femur / femoral
thigh bone; pertaining to the thigh
fibula
lateral lower leg bone
humerus
upper arm bone
ilio-
upper part of the hip bone (ilium)
ischi-
lower and posterior portion of the hip bone
olecranon
bony process of the elbow
patella / patellar
kneecap; pertaining to the knee
pelvis / pelvic
hip bone; pertaining to the hip
phalange(s)
bones of the fingers or toes
pubic / pubis
anterior part of the hip bone
radius / radial
forearm bone on the thumb side; pertaining to the radius
scapula
shoulder blade
tarsal
ankle
tibia(l)
shin bone; pertaining to the shin
ulna / ulnar
forearm bone on the pinky side; pertaining to the ulna
amphiarthrosis
slightly moveable joint
articulation
joint formed where two or more bones meet
bursa(e)
fluid filled sacs that are associated with some joints
condyloid
shaped like a condyle
diarthrosis
feely moveable joint
fontanelle
membrane that covers a bone opening
hematopoiesis
production of blood cells which happens in the red bone marrow
ligament
tough connective tissue that connects bone to bone
meniscus
pad of cartilage between bones
rheumatology
study of medicine involving treatment of musculoskeletal disorders and diseases
synarthrosis
immovable joint
synovial
referring to a type of joint or membrane that contains a thick fluid called synovial fluid
ankylosis
immobility or stiffening of a joint
arthritis
disease involving inflammation of the joints
arthroscopy
surgical procedure used to treat joint problems
bursitis
inflammation of the bursa
fracture
break in bone
kyphosis
outward curvature of the spine
lordosis
inward curvature of the spine
osteomalacia
disorder that results in bone softening
osteomyelitis
bone or bone marrow inflammation
osteoporosis
bone disease resulting in bone weakness
scoliosis
curvature of the spine
spondylosis
degeneration of the disks between the vertebrae
acoustic
ear
cevical
neck
coccyx / coccygeal
tailbone; pertaining to the coccyx
costal
ribs
lumbar
lower back
lacrimal
tear
mandible / mandibular
lower jaw; pertaining to the lower jaw
maxilla(ry)
upper jaw
meatus
opening
nasal
nose
oculo / opthalm
eye
sacral
related to the sacrum, the last fused bones of the lower vertebrae
sinus
cavity or space
sternum / sternal
breastbone; pertaining to the sternum
thoracic
chest