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Skeletal tissues, bones, bone markings, joints

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show Rounded bump; usually fits into a fossa on another bone forming a joint  
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Crest   show
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joint   show
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List three primary joint classifications   show
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Sutures   show
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show flaring upper part of sternum  
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show 5 fused vertebrae above coccyx  
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show attaches ribs to sternum  
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show Elbow  
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show shoulder blades  
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show collar bone  
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show long bone of upper arm  
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show bone of thumb side of forearm  
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ulna   show
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carpals   show
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metacarpals   show
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show finger bones  
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Body of vertebrae   show
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Condyles of femur   show
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show upper curving boundry of ilium/hip  
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show curved portion below hip socket and above orburator foramen  
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acetabulum   show
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greater trochanter of femur   show
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Lesser trochanter of femur   show
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show lower tip of sternum  
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show connects the two sides of the hips  
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sesamoid bones   show
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show C1 verterbra, first cervical vertebrae  
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show C2, second cervial vertebrae  
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troclea   show
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show radial head of humerus; rounded nob below lateral epicondyle ( lower end of humerus across form troclea and rests on radius)  
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show Syndesmoses, Sutures, Gomphoses  
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show Fibrous connective tissue connects roots of teeth to alveolar process  
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Cartilaginous joints   show
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show hyaline cartilage connects articulating bones like the coastal cartialge or epiphyseal plate  
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show Fibrocartilage between articulating bones like the symphysis pubis ot joints between bodies of vertebrae  
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show Uniaxial, Biaxial, Multiaxial  
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show around one axis in one plane  
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show Hinge, Pivot  
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show Around two axis perpendicular to each other  
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show Saddle, Condyloid  
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Multiaxial Joint   show
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show ball and socket, gliding  
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show Spool shaped process fits into concave socket Ex. elbow joint  
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show arch-shaped process fits around peglike process Ex. joint between first and second cervical vertebrae  
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show saddle shaped bone fits into socket that is concave-covex-concave Ex. thumb joint between first metacarpsal and carpal bone  
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show Oval condyle fits into eliptical socket Ex. joint between radius and carpal bones  
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show ball shaped process fits into concave socket Ex. shoulder joint and hip  
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show relativly flat articulating surfaces Ex. joints between articulating facets of adjacent vertebrae, joint between carpal and tarsal bones  
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Supination   show
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show falls under circular movement; turns the palm of the hand down  
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Abduction   show
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show Angular movement; moves a part towards the median plane  
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show circular movement; bone pivoting on its axis Ex. moving head in "no" motion  
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Circumduction   show
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Types of synovial joint movement   show
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flexion   show
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Extension   show
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show angular movement; stretching part beyond its anatomicla position  
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show angular movement; occurs when foot is stretched down and back  
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show Angular movement; occurs when foot is tilted upwards  
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Inversion   show
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eversion   show
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Protraction   show
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Retraction   show
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Elevation   show
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show special movement; lowers a part  
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Primary Ossification Center   show
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show growth center located in the epiphyses of long bones  
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Carpal bones   show
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Bone fracture and repair   show
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show Hyaline, Elastic, Fibrocartilage  
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Most common type of cartilage   show
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show process by which flat bones are formed within connective tissue  
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show process by which bones are formed by replacement of cartilage models  
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