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<p>Latin for Wall, Top of Skull</p>

Latin for Wall, Top of Skull

Parietal Bone

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<p>Forehead, brigde of nose, and eyebrows</p>

Forehead, brigde of nose, and eyebrows

Frontal Bone

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<p>Latin for Back of head</p>

Latin for Back of head

Occipital Bone

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<p>Latin for Time, side of skull</p>

Latin for Time, side of skull

Temporal Bone

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<p>Wedge-Shaped, makes eyes socket, majority inside</p>

Wedge-Shaped, makes eyes socket, majority inside

Sphenoid Bone

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<p>Latin for Chewing, makes bottom part of skull</p>

Latin for Chewing, makes bottom part of skull

Mandible

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<p>Front of skull, connects to Mandible (Think of madmax, or mask)</p>

Front of skull, connects to Mandible (Think of madmax, or mask)

Maxilla

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<p>Top of Maxilla, Bridge of…</p>

Top of Maxilla, Bridge of…

Nasal Bone

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<p>Cheekbone, Greek Yoke</p>

Cheekbone, Greek Yoke

Zygomatic Bone

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<p>Latin for Plate, Top of Mouth</p>

Latin for Plate, Top of Mouth

Palatine Bone

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<p>Latin for Plough</p>

Latin for Plough

Vomer

<p>Vomer</p>
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<p>U-Shaped bone connecting to the Cervical Vertabra</p>

U-Shaped bone connecting to the Cervical Vertabra

Hyoid Bone

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<p>Horse shoe shaped bone in ear, most medial to the body</p>

Horse shoe shaped bone in ear, most medial to the body

Stapes

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<p>Anvil shaped bone in ear</p>

Anvil shaped bone in ear

Incus

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<p>Mallet shaped bone in ear, most lateral</p>

Mallet shaped bone in ear, most lateral

Malleus

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<p>Latin for tear, between the Maxilla and Zygomatic</p>

Latin for tear, between the Maxilla and Zygomatic

Lacrimal

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<p>Cervical Vertebra (Neck) Supports the Skull and Spinal Cord</p>

Cervical Vertebra (Neck) Supports the Skull and Spinal Cord

Cervical Vertebra C1 Atlas

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<p>Cervical Vertebra (Neck) Allows Atlas to move side to side </p>

Cervical Vertebra (Neck) Allows Atlas to move side to side

Cervical Vertebra C2 Axis

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<p>The bottom part of the Spine, biggest, and holds weight of everything above</p>

The bottom part of the Spine, biggest, and holds weight of everything above

Lumbar Vertebra

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<p>The middle part of the Spine. Holds the back of the ribcage</p>

The middle part of the Spine. Holds the back of the ribcage

Thoracic Vertebra

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<p>Inverted triangle, concave shape</p>

Inverted triangle, concave shape

Sacrum (Tailbone)

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<p>T-Shaped bone holding together the ribcage</p>

T-Shaped bone holding together the ribcage

Sternum (Breastbone)

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<p>Name and number all the ribs in the body</p>

Name and number all the ribs in the body

7 True ribs, 3 False ribs, 2 Floating ribs

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<p>Connected to the shoulder bone, and sternum a “Little Key”</p>

Connected to the shoulder bone, and sternum a “Little Key”

Clavicle (Collarbone)

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<p>Back Bone, Little Shovel. Connects to the Humerus </p>

Back Bone, Little Shovel. Connects to the Humerus

Scapula

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<p>Makes up the shoulder, connects to the Scapula</p>

Makes up the shoulder, connects to the Scapula

Humerus

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<p>Makes up the elbow joint, medial to the body</p>

Makes up the elbow joint, medial to the body

Ulna

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<p>Circular end fits into the Ulna to create the elbow joint</p>

Circular end fits into the Ulna to create the elbow joint

Radius

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<p>Latin for bucket, holds Sacrum</p>

Latin for bucket, holds Sacrum

Pelvis bone

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<p>Hold intestines, largest part of the pelvis bone</p>

Hold intestines, largest part of the pelvis bone

Ilium

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Greek for hip joint, rounded part of pelvis bone

Ischium

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Bone of the groin, pointy part of the pelvis bone

Pubic

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<p>Connects to the back of the Pelvis bone</p>

Connects to the back of the Pelvis bone

Femur bone (Thigh)

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<p>The lower leg. Makes up the knee joint, and medial to the body</p>

The lower leg. Makes up the knee joint, and medial to the body

Tibia

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<p>Connects to the Tibia to make the knee joint, look like a brooch</p>

Connects to the Tibia to make the knee joint, look like a brooch

Fibula

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<p>Biggest bone in the foot, chalk shaped</p>

Biggest bone in the foot, chalk shaped

Calcaneus (Heel)

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<p>Dice-shaped ankle bone, above Calcaneus  </p>

Dice-shaped ankle bone, above Calcaneus

Talus

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<p>Boat shaped bone, infront of the Talus</p>

Boat shaped bone, infront of the Talus

Navicular

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<p>Name all Phalanges in the fingers</p>

Name all Phalanges in the fingers

Tip - Distal, Middle - Intermediate, Bottom - Proximal Phalanges

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<p>Number the Metacarples</p>

Number the Metacarples

Thumb is 1, Index 2, Middle 3, Ring 4, and Pinky is 5

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<p>Greek for boat, below Trapezium</p>

Greek for boat, below Trapezium

Scaphoid

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<p>Moon shaped bone, beside Scaphoid</p>

Moon shaped bone, beside Scaphoid

Lunate

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<p>Three corner bone, below Pisiform</p>

Three corner bone, below Pisiform

Triquetrum

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<p>Pea shaped, smallest carpal bone. Above Triquetrum</p>

Pea shaped, smallest carpal bone. Above Triquetrum

Pisiform

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<p>A little hook, below the ring finger and pinky finger</p>

A little hook, below the ring finger and pinky finger

Hamate

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<p>Head-shaped carpal, Dark Vader</p>

Head-shaped carpal, Dark Vader

Capitate

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<p>4 side little table, irregular quadilateral</p>

4 side little table, irregular quadilateral

Trapezoid

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<p>4 Sided, cube-shaped carpal</p>

4 Sided, cube-shaped carpal

Trapezium

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<p>A greek sieve, bone at the root of the nose</p>

A greek sieve, bone at the root of the nose

Ethmoid

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<p>Rolled up scrol, inside of nose</p>

Rolled up scrol, inside of nose

Inferior Nasal Concha

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<p>How many Metacarpal Bones are in the Wrist?</p>

How many Metacarpal Bones are in the Wrist?

Eight Metacarpal Bones

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<p>How many Metatarsals are in the Ankle?</p>

How many Metatarsals are in the Ankle?

Five Metatarsal Bones

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<p>Number the Cuneiforms</p>

Number the Cuneiforms

Big toe is Medial, Index toe is Middle, and Ring toe is Lateral

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<p>How many bones make up the Appendicular Skeleton?</p>

How many bones make up the Appendicular Skeleton?

126 bones

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<p>What bones make up the facial structure?</p>

What bones make up the facial structure?

Frontal, Sphenoid, Mandible, Maxilla, Zygomatic

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<p>What bones make up the Pelvis region?</p>

What bones make up the Pelvis region?

Pelvis Bone: Illium, Ischium, Pubis

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