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Axial
Head, spine and ribs, 80 bones
Appendicular
Arms and Legs, 126 bones
Occipital
Back of skull
Parietal
Back sides of head
Frontal
Forehead, up to middle of head
Temporal
Just behind ear
Nasal
Top of nose
Zygomatic
Cheek bones
Maxilla
Front part of face
Mandible
Lower Jaw
Hypoid
Part of Adams apple
Mastoid
Bottom of Ear
Styloid Process
Pointy thing at bottom of Skull
Foramen magnum
Hole at bottom of head
Cervical
Top part of spine, 7 parts
Atlas
Very top part of the spine C1
Axis
Second part of the spine C2
Thoracic
Middle part of spine. Curve acts like spine 12
Lumbar
Bottom part of spine, 5 parts,
Sacrum
Bottom of the spine
Coccyx
Tailbone
Body of vertebra
The round flat part
Spinous process
Pointy part of vertebrae
Transverse process
Points on Vertebrae that go to the sides
Vertebral Foreman
The hole in a Vertebrae for the spinal cord
Xiphiod process
Bottom of sternum, X shape
True ribs
7 on the front
False Ribs
Cartilage joins them together 3
Floating Ribs
2 on each side towards the back
Clavicle
Collar Bone, Doesnt move.
Scapula
Shoulder blade
Humerus
Upper arm Bone
Ulna
Fore arm, pinky sid e
Radius
Forearm, thumb side
Carpals
Wrist bones, 8
Metacarpals
Palm of Hand
Phalanges
Fingers
Ilium
Big flat part of pelvis
Ischium
Part you sit on.
Pubis
Front lower part
Acetabulum
The Ball joint
Femur
upper leg
Tibia
Big boner in lower leg
Malleoulus
Ankle Bones
Fibula
Small boner in lower leg
Tarsals
Back of heel
Metatarsals
footpalm
Phalanges
Toes
Fibrous
non-moveable joints (teeth)
Cartilaginous
Bones that have cartilage in between (vertebrae, ribs)
Synovial
free moving
Hinge
Knee, fingers, elbows
Ball & Socket
shoulder and hip
Pivot
Atlas on the Axis
Ellipsod or Condyloid
Mini ball and Socket Joints
Flexion
Going into a ball, (> then 180)
Extension
Stand up (Joints to 180)
Hyperextension
Extend joints past 180
Dorsiflection
Toes towards shin
Plantar Flexion
Tippy toes
Abduction
Arms away from sides
Adduction
Arms towards sides
Supination
Hands Up
Pronation
Point pams back
Functions of Skeletal system
structure, Movement, Protection, Blood Cell production, and Stores Calcium.
Components of Skeletal system
Bones, Cartilage, Tendons and Ligaments.
Chondroblasts
Cartilage building cells
Chondrocyte
Cartilage cell
Perichondrium
A thin, dense layer of fibrous connective tissue that covers the outside of most cartilage in the body.
Articular Cartilage
Cartilage in a joint
Appositional growth
Adds cartilage to the outside to make it thicker
Interstitial growth
Adds cartilage between tissue
Matrix
The hard, mineralized part of bone made of collagen and calcium salts that gives the skeleton its rigidity.
Osteoblasts
Bone Builders
Osteocytes
Bone Cell
Lacunae
The part that the Osteoblasts are in
Canaliculi
Canals between lacunis
Osteoclasts
Bone cutters
Spongey bones
Found in the thick ends of bones, where bone marrow is stored.
Trabeculae
Interconnecting rods that give the bones support
Compact Bone
More dense Part of the bone, Skinny parts
Haversian Canals
Central part, where the blood vessel is found
Osteon
The basic structural and functional unit of compact bone
Perforating canal
A tiny microscopic channel in bone that runs horizontally, connecting the vertical Haversian canals to each other and to the outer surface of the bone
Long Bones
Bones that are Cylinders
Short Bones
Carpals, Tarsals, Little Rocks
Flat Bones
Mostly Flat and Thin bones, Ribs, Sternum, Cranium,
Irregular Bones
Everything else
Diaphysis
The shaft of the Bone
Epiphysis
The ends of long bones
Epiphyseal plate
Growth plate
Medullary cavity
The hollow central space inside the shaft (diaphysis) of long bones
Periosteum
A thin, dense layer of connective tissue that covers the outer surface of most bones, except at the joints
Articular Cartilage
A smooth, slippery, and flexible connective tissue that covers the ends of bones where they meet to form a joint