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spinal process is "bony projection of the poster (back) of each vertebra
small bone on each side of the spinal process transverse process
lays between the transverse and spinal process which helps provide support and protection for backside of the spinal cord lamina
the space between the vertebrae body and the arch through which the spinal cord passes neural/spinal cord canal
pad of the vertebra between body of the vertebra beneath it intervertebral disk
what bones does the facet joints connect 4 bones between the spine
what does the facet joints help with communication and movement
C1-C7 of the vertebral column is what cervical vertebrae
Th1-Th12 of the vertebral column is what Thoracic vertebrae
what does the thoracic vertebrae join with the 12 pairs of the ribs
L1-L5 of the vertebral column is what lumbar
strongest and largest of the vertebral column is what the lumbar
one on each side they connect the breastbone Calvin collar bone
sternum to each shoulder blade scapula
where the scapula and the clavicle meet is called scapula shoulder blade
AC joint Acromioclavicular
Acr extremity
om/o shoulder
breast bone sternum
flat bone extending ventrally down the midline of the chest sternum
bottom of the vertebral column sacrum
sacrum also known as sacral vertebrae
in an adult these bones are fused this does not happen till late teens sacral vertebrae (sacrum)
bottom bottom of the vertebral column coccyx
also known as tailbone coccyx
does not fuse from the four bones together till late teens coccyx (tailbone)
upper portion of the sternum Manubrium
what carries the greatest physical load of the sternum Manubrium
the lower portion of the sternum xiphoid process
this process in the sternum helps with breathing xiphoid process
how many pairs of ribs 12
1-7 of the ribs are coastal cartilages
attract to the sternum with cartilage coastal cartilages
8-10 of the ribs are false ribs
attached to the 7th rib and not the sternum false ribs
11-12 of the ribs are floating ribs
not attached to the sternum or other ribs floating ribs
humans upper arm bone humerus
medial lower arm (forearm) ulna
lateral lower arm (forearm) radius
the rotator cuff is in humerus
the humerus helps with arm rotation and lift
group of muscle that surround the shoulder joint rotator cuff
the olecranon is in the ulna
the bony point that forms the elbow bent olecranon
bone in line with the tumb radius
wrist bones carpals
5 bones of the palm of the hand metacarpals
finger bones phalanges
how many bones does each finger (phalanges) have with the exception of the thumb 3
how many bones does the thumb have 2
collection of bones that support the truck of the body pelvic girdle
largest part of the pelvis illium
socket area of hipbone acetabulum
superior part of ilium iliac crest
what is the iliac crest filled with red bone marrow
what is the iliac crest attached to abdominal wall
part of the illium structure and landmark for iliac crest iliac spine
thigh bone femur
longest bone in body femur
kneecap patella
reinforce strength of the tendon patella
longer of the 2 leg bones tibia
in the leg known as the skin bone tibia
smaller and thinner of the two lower leg bones fibula
hidden under muscle of the leg fibula
bones of the middle and hinder part of the foot Tarsals
one of the 3 to form the ankle joint talus
what forms the ankle joint fibula & fibula & talus
the heel bone calcaneus
bones of the mid foot that articulate and join with the phalanges metatarsals
toe bones of the forefoot phalanges
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