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anterior
front of the body, sternum________ to the heart
posterior
back of the body, heart is ________ to the sternum
superior/ cranial
toward the head, skull is ________ to the vertebrae
inferior/ caudal
away from the head, tibia is ________ to the femur
medial
toward the midline, pinkie is ________ to the thumb
lateral
away from the midline, thumb is ________ to the pointer finger
proximal
closer to the point of attachment, humeral head on the ________ portion of the humerus
distal
farther from the point of attachment, ________ portion of the femur has two round condyles
articulate
to form a joint between two or more bones
axial skeleton
80 bones in skull, ribs, vertebral column, and sacrum (bones of the head and trunk of a vertebrate.)
appendicular skeleton
portion of the skeleton thats arms, legs, and pelvis
foramen
opening, hole, passage in a bone (large hole at bottom of skull is foramen magnum)
condyle
rounded articular projection
flexion
bending of limb, decreases angle between two body parts
extension
increases angle between two body parts
ABduction
movement away from midline
ADduction
movement toward the midline
rotation
movement of the limbs around their long axis
frontal
forehead
parietal
top of skull
temporal
side of skull
occipital
back/ base of head
zygomatic
cheek bone
maxilla
upper jaw
vomer
nasal septum
mandible
lower jaw
parietal bones
the long axis of the sagittal suture runs between which two bones
zygomatic, sphenoid
zygomatic arch (cheekbone) is composed of what two bones
temporal bone
mastoid process located on the:
temporal bone
external auditory meatus (outer ear hole) located on the
frontal bone
superciliary arches (brow ridges) located on the
occipital bone
occipital condyles located on the
atlas (C1 vertebra)
what bone articulates with the occipital condyles
occipital bone
what bone contains the foramen magnum
the spinal cord
what structure passes through the foramen magnum
shoulder (technical and lay terms)
scapula- shoulder blade, pectoral girdle
other bones that articulate with the scapula
humerus
clavicle (above rib bone, anterior to neck)
humerus
upper arm
ulna
medial bone of the forearm (longer, has depression)
radius
lateral bone of the forearm (shorter, u-shaped hook)
bones of the pelvis (os coxa)
ilium, ischium, pubis
femur
thigh bone
tibia
shin bone (weight bearing)
fibula
calf bone
group of bones that articulate with the femoral head
lesser trochanters (hip joint)
socket where femur attaches to pelvis called
acetabulum
wrist bones
carpals
hand bones
metacarpals
fingers
phalanges
ankle bones
tarsals
foot bones
metatarsals
toes
phalanges
cervical vertebrae (c1-c7)
articulate with the skull, allows head to rotate,
atlas (c1)
large ring of bone, two large facets, supports the head
axis (c2)
ring of bone, superior projection of bone, allows head to pivot on spine
thoracic vertebra
12
lumbar vertebra
(4-6) 5, lower back
sacral vertebra
(4-7) sacrum- part of the pelvis
caudal vertebra
(2-5) vestigial bones- remains of tail
with which type of vertebra do the ribs articulate
thoracic
incisors
front teeth- biting, piercing softer foods
canine
sharp tooth- biting, ripping harder foods
premolar
2 teeth before molars- chewing softer foods
molars
3 back teeth