Human bones

Identify and name view

Frontal and Anterior view

identify, side and view

Right parietal, medial view

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Right temporal, lateral view

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Occipital and posterior and inferior view

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Right maxilla

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Palatine

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vomer

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inferior nasal concha

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ethmoid

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Lacrimal

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nasal

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right zygomatic

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Sphenoid and anterior

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mandible and superior

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First incisor, deciduous, top

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First incisor, adult, top

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Canine, deciduous, top

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Canine, adult, top

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First incisor, deciduous, bottom

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Second incisor, deciduous, top

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second incisor, adult, top

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first incisor, adult, bottom

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second incisor, deciduous, bottom

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second incisor, adult, bottom

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canine, deciduous, bottom

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canine, adult, bottom

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first molar, deciduous, top

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first molar, adult, top

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first molar, deciduous, bottom

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first molar, adult, bottom

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third premolar, adult, top

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fourth premolar, adult, top

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third premolar, adult, bottom

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fourth premolar, adult, bottom

identify and view

Hyoid, superior view

What are the 3 categories of vertebrae

Cervical, thoracic, lumbar

which vertebrae is this and what is it’s name

C-1, atlas

which vertebrae is this and what is it called?

C-2, axis

how many cervical vertebrae are there?

7

how many thoracic vertebrae are there?

12

how many lumbar vertebrae are there?

5

Which vertebrae is this?

C-7

what are the characteristics of cervical vertebrae?

two transverse foramen, smaller and elongated bodies

what are the characteristics of thoracic vertebrae?

long spinous process, spinous processes begin to point downwards, heart shaped body

which vertebrae is this?

T-1

which vertebrae is this?

T-10

which vertebrae is this?

T-11

which vertebrae is this

T-12

what are the characteristics of lumbar vertebrae?

Large, thick body, spinous process thick and short, wings are thicker

what category of vertebrae does this belong to?

Lumbar

identifiy

sternum

what is this part of the sternum called?

Manubrium

what is this part of the sternum called?

Corpus sterni

what are the divets on the sternum called?

costal notches

how many ribs are there on each side?

12

what are the 3 categories of ribs?

true, false, floating

ribs increase in length between what number of ribs?

1-7

ribs DECREASE in length between what number of ribs

7-12

which rib is this?

first rib

what rib is the outer rib?

second rib

what is special about the 10th rib?

it only has 1 articular facet

what is special about the 11th rib?

has a pointed end, one articular facet and a slight angle

what is so special about the 12th rib?

its very short and lacks an angle and costal groove

how do you side the first rib

head and neck point inferiorly and the superior surface has grooves

how do you side ribs?

tubercles are inferior, the inferior edge is sharper

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clavicle

how do you side a clavicle?

the medial end is a trumpet shape and it curves backwards

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scapula

how do you side a scapula?

the spine is posterior and the glenoid fossa is laterla

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humerus

what is the bumpy region at the distal end of a humerus called?

Trochlea

how do you side a humerus?

The head points medial and the biggest epicondyle is medial

identify

radius

how do you side a radius?

the styloid process is lateral and the dorsal tubercle are posterior

identify

ulna

what is the large divet on the posterior side and distal end of the humerus called?

Olecranon fossa

what is the hook of the ulna called?

Trochlea notch

how do you side an ulna?

the radial notch is lateral and an elbow only bends one way