Muscles bones and joints
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| osseous | bony, composed of bone
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| osteoblast | a cell associated with the production of bone
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| oseoclast | a large cell associated with the absorption
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| osteocyte | a mature osteoblast
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| collagen | a fibrous insoluble protein found in the white fibers, when boiled becomes gelatin
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| periosteum | the specialized connective tissue covering all the bones of the body
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| endosteum | the conective tissue membrane lining the medullary cavity of bone.
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| medullary | pertaining to bone marrow or the inner portion of an organ
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| diaphysis | the portion of a long bone between its ends
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| epiphysis | the end of a long bone that is usually wider than its shaft
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| calcification | deposits of calsium salts within bony tissues
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| ossification | the formation of bone; the normal process of hardening of the bone
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| axis | a straight imaginary line
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| axial | forming an axis
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| appendicular | a appendage such as a limb or extremity
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| skeleton | the bony franework of the body consisting of 206 bones
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| skeletal | the skeleton
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| cranium | the skull
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| frontal | forehead bone
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| parietal | two bones that form most of the roof and upper sides of the cranium
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| temporal | the temple or central sides of the cranium
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| occipital | the back and most of the lower base of the skull
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| sphenoid | bone behind the eyes
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| ethmoid | bone that forms in the internal nasal structure
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| suture | one of the jagged seams that unite the adjoining bones of the skull
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| fontanel | a space located in the infants skull (soft spot)
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| sinus | cavites in the skull that is in the nasal cavity
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| orbital | eye socket
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| zygoma | cheekbones
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| maxilla | upper jaw
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| maxillary | upper jaw bone
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| mandible | lower jaw bone
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| mandibular | lower jaw bone
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| nasal | bone on the bridge that forms nose
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| vertebra | backbone
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| intervertebral | between two vertebra
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| cervical | the neck
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| thoracic | the chest
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| lumber | the loin or small of the back
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| scarum | traingular bone that is attacted to the hip bone
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| coccyx | tail bone
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| coccygeal | tail bone
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| costa | the ribs
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| intercostal | between the ribs
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| sternum | the breastbone
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| manubrium | upper breastbone
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| xiphoid process | lower breastbone
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| pelvis | a large basin bone at the base of the spine
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| pelvic | the pelvis bone
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| ilium | widest part of the pelvis bone
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| pubis | smallest part of the pelvis
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| symphysis pubis | the cartilaginous joint that forms the two bones together
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| clavicle | the collar bone
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| clavicular | collar bone
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| scapula | the shoulder blade
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| gleniod | socket
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| acromion | the lateral extension of the projecting spine
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| humerus | the upper arm bone
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| radius | the shorter and thicker of the two forearms
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| ulna | the bone on the side of the little finger that extends to the wrist and elbow
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| carpus | the 8 bones in the wrist
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| metacarpus | the 5 bones of the hand between the wrist and fingers
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| plalanx | any bone in the toes or fingers
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| acetabulum | the hip socket
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| os innominatum | the innominate bone
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| os coxar | the hip or pelvis bone
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| femur | the thigh bone
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| patella | the knee-cap
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| tibia | the shin bone
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| fibula | the smaller lateral bone in the lower leg
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| tarsus | the ankle
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| calcaneus | the heel bone
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| metatarsus | between the tarsus and toes in the foot
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| condyle | a rounded bone that fits into a joint
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| malleolus | the rounded bone on both sides on the ankel
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| fossa | a furrow or depression in a bone
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| olecranon | the large process of the ulna forming the bony prominence of the elbow
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| foramen | a natural opening
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| meatus | a tube shaped passage
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| mastoid | formed like a nipple (behind the ear)
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| process | a noticeable projection of bone
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| articulation | a joint
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| ligament | a band that hold two or bones together
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| tendon | a strong cord that attaches the muscle to bone
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| bursa | a small closed sac usually found within joint areas
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| meniscus | a creasent shaped fibrocartilage in the knee
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| retinaculum | fibrous bands or ligaments that bind tendons close to bone
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