Human Bones Vocab

What is A?

coronoid process

What is B?

Head of Radius

What is C?

Radial Tubersoity

What is D?

Radius

What is E?

Ulna

What is F?

Head of Ulna

What is G?

Styloid Process

What is H?

Olecranon Process

What is I?

Coronoid Process

What is J?

Olecranon Process

What is A?

Scaphoid

What is B?

Capitate

What is C?

Trapezoid

What is D?

Trapezium

What is E?

Radius

What is F?

Ulna

What is G?

Lunate

What is H?

Hamate

What is I?

Triquetrum

What is J?

Pisiform

What is K?

scaphoid

What is L?

Capitate

What is M?

Trapezoid

What is N?

Trapezium

What is O?

Carpals

What is P?

Metacarpals

What is Q?

Phalanges

What is R?

Proximal phalanx

What is S?

Middle Phalanx

What is T?

Distal Phalanx

What is A

Ilium

What is B

Pubis

What is C

Ischium

What is D

Ilium

What is E

Ischium

What is F

Pubis

What is G

Acetabulum

Is the left front or the back

internal view

Is the right the front or the back

external view

What is A and C?

neck

What is B?

head

What is D?

Greater trochanter

What is E?

lesser trochanter

What is F?

Greater Trochanter

What is G?

Lateral epicondyle

What is H?

Medial epicondyle

What is I?

Patella surface

What is J?

Medial Condyle

What is K?

Medial condyle

What is A?

Lateral condyle

What is B?

Medial Condyle

What is C?

Head of Fibula

What is D?

Tibial tuberosity

What is E?

Fibula

What is F?

Tibia

What is G?

Laterla Malleolus

What is H?

Medial Malleolus

What is A?

Talus

What is B?

Calcaneus

What is C?

Navicular

What is D?

Tarsals

What is E?

Medical cuneiform

What is F?

Metatarsals

What is G?

Phalanges

What is A?

Calcaneus

What is B?

Talus

What is C?

Navicular

What is D?

Cuboid

What is E?

Lateral cuneiform

What is F?

Intermediate cuneiform

What is G?

Medial cuneiform

What is H?

Proximal phalanx

What is I?

Middle phalanx

What is J?

Distal Phalanx

What is K?

Tarsals

What is L?

Metatarsals

What is M?

Phalanges