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Goes over identifying the types of vertebrae, groups of vertebrae/bones of the spine, structure of vertebrae, the scapula and clavicle, the sternum and ribs, and the structure of long bones.
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What is number 1?
cervical vertebrae (C1-C7)

What is number 2?
Thoracic vertebrae (T1-T12)?

What is number 3?
Lumbar vertebrae (L1-L5)

What is number 4?
sacrum

What is number 5?
coccyx

What is number 1?
body of vertebra

What is number 2?
spinous process

What is number 3?
transverse process

What is number 4?
vertebral foramen

What is number 1?
sternum

What is number 2?
true ribs (1-7)

What is number 3?
false ribs (8-10)

What is number 4?
floating ribs (11-12)

What is this (entire bone)?
scapula

What is number 1?
spine of scapula

What is number 2?
glenoid fossa

What is this?
clavicle

What are numbers 1 and 5?
epiphysis

What is number 8?
epiphyseal line

What is number 3?
diaphysis

What is number 10 (goes through the diaphysis)?
medullary cavity

What is number 11 (outside edge of bone)?
compact bone

What are numbers 9 and 7?
spongy bone

What is this?
lumbar vertebrae

What kind of vertebrae are these?
cervical vertebrae

What are these?
thoracic vertebrae