functions of all other markings/bones kelly

acromion

Articulates with the lateral / acromial end of clavicle coracoid process

suprascapular notch

allows passage of nerves

coracoid process

Attachment point for some of the muscles of the upper limbs

glenoid cavity

articulates with humerus

if clavicle is fractured what happens

upper arm is immobilized

humerus connects to what and what

glenoid cavity of scapula proximally

ulna and radius distally

coronoid fossa of humerus

attaches to coronoid process of ulna

trochlea

attaches to ulna's trochlea notch

olecranon fossa

for ulna olecranon process

styloid process of radius

attachment point for ligaments of wrist

ulna connects to what and what

articulates with radius / humerus proximally articulates with medial carpals distally (triquetrum)

radius connects to what and what

articulates with humerus / ulna proximally articulates with carpals (scaphoid & lunate) distally

acetabulum

socket that articulates with the Femur

Greater Sicatic Notch

Allows passage of the Sciatic Nerve

arcuate line

Borderline between true and false pelvis posterior superior iliac spine

lesser sciatic notch

Allows passage of blood vessels and nerves to and from the thigh

ischial tuberosity

Bears the weight of the body when sitting ischial ramus

obturator foramen

Allows nerves and Blood Vessels to run from the pelvic cavity into the thigh

pubic tubercle

Attacment point of the Inguinal Ligament

pubic symphysis

Fibrocartilage Joint that holds two pubic bones together

pubic crest

formed by 2 pubic bones

lateral condyle of tibia

articulates with meniscus / Lateral Condyle of the Femur

medial condyle

articulates with meniscus / Medial Condyle of the Femur

femur head

articulates with acetabulum of pelvic girdle

fovea capitis

attachment of small ligaments

tibial tuberosity

attachment site for Patellar ligament

fibula connects to what and what

articulates with tibia proximally & distally, and talus distally

hyoid

serves an attachment for many tongue and neck muscles & protects the larynx

- above larynx

- DOES NOT ARTICULATE W ANY OTHER BONE

ANTERIOR SACRAL FORAMINA + POSTERIOR

Allow blood vessels and nerves to pass

Auricular Surface

Articulates with Ilium of Pelvis

Transverse ridges

site of fusion of vertebrae

Sacral Canal

Vertebral Canal / Meninges of the Spinal cord

adductor tubercle

attachment site for adductor magnus muscle