Axial & Upper Appendicular Bones

What bone is this?

hyoid

1

greater cornu

2

lesser cornu

3

body

1

cervical vertebrae

2

thoracic vertebrae

3

lumber vertebrae

4

sacrum and coccyx

Bone?

atlas vertebrae

Purpose of bone?

nodding

Bone?

axis vertebrae

Purpose of bone?

side motion

Bone?

cervial vertebrae

1

bifid spinous process

2

transverse foramen

Bone?

thoracic vertebrae

1

sloped spinous process

2

rib facets

Bone?

lumbar vertebrae

1

blunt spinous process

Bone?

sacrum and coccyx

1

auricular surface

2

median sacral crest

3

sacral foramen

1

sacral promontory

2

coccygeal cornua

Bone?

sternum

1

manubrium

2

body

3

xiphoid process

4

costal notches

5

clavicular notch

6

jugular notch

1

head

2

neck

3

tubercle

4

angle

5

costal groove

6

body

7

costochondral junction

Bone?

clavicle

1

acromial end

2

conoid tubercle

3

sternal end

Bone?

scapula

1

coracoid process

2

acromion process

3

supraspinous fossa

4

spine

5

infraspinous fossa

1

superior angle

2

scapular notch

3

subscapular fossa

4

inferior angle

1

glenoid cavity

2

axillary border

3

vertebral border

Bone?

humerous

1

greater tubercle

2

lesser tubercle

3

anatomical neck

4

intertubercular groove

5

deltiod tuberosity

6

coronoid fossa

7

medial epicondyle

8

trochlea

9

capitulum

10

lateral epicondyle

11

olecranon fossa

12

surgical neck

Bone?

ulna

1

head

2

styloid process

a

semilunar notch

b

radial notch

c

olecranon

d

coronoid process

Bone?

radius

1

head

2

radial tuberosity

3

styloid process

Bones?

carpal bones

1

scaphoid

2

lunate

3

triquetrium

4

pisiform

5

trapezium

6

trapezoid

7

capitate

8

hamate

a

distal phalanges

b

intermediate phalanges

c

proximal phalanges

d

metacarpals