Human Biology Bone Terms
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| Frontal Bone | Forehead
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| Parietal Bone | Top of the back of the head
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| Zygomatic Bone | Side of eye
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| Ethmoid Bone | Inside bottom of the eye
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| Lacrinal | Tear bones
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| Nasal | Nasal bone
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| Vomer | Divides nose
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| Temporal Bone | Above your ear
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| Faramen Magmum | Spinal Bone
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| Zygomatic Bone | Cheek Bones
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| Maxilla | Upper jaw
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| Occipital Bone | Back of the lower skull
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| Mandible | Jaw
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| Cervical | Neck
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| Lumbar | lower back
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| Sacrum | Triangular shaped bone that forms part of the hip
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| Coccyx | A bone not needed now that was for human tails
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| clavical | collar bone
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| humerus | upper arm bone
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| radius | inner forearm bone
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| unla | outer forearm bone
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| carpals | wrist bones
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| metacarpals | hand bones
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| phalanges | fingers and toes
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| femur | upper leg bone
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| patella | knee cap
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| fibula | outer lower leg bone
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| tarsals | ankle bone
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| metatarsals | mid-foot bones
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| sternum | breast bone ~ true ribs are connected to it
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| intervertebral disks | are between the vertabre and keep your bones from grinding
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| hyoid bone | a bone that support the tounge
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| costal cartilage | connects the ribs to the sternum
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| pubis symphysis | interpubic joint
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| illum | hip girdle
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| pubis | lower front of pelvis
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| thoracic vertebrae | ribs and vertebrae 12
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| lumbar vertebrea | lower back 5
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| verterbrae | rounded ventral part of vertebra a disk is stacked on it
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| hyaline cartilage | a bone model thats develops in the embryo stage
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| ossification | cartilage begins to disolve and gets replaced
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| chondroblasts | cartilage that forms the shape of the bone
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| osteoblasts | bone-forming cells
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| osteocyte | a mature bone cell found in lacunae
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| five functions of the skeleton | support, protection, storage, production, and leverage
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| Advantages of a curved back | It has more strength and is more flexible
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| pectoral girdle | attaches the arms and has 360 degree rotation
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| pelvic girdle | attaches the legs and supports the upper body
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| lifting a cup is | flexing
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| putting down a cup is | extending
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| twisting your arm is | rotation
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| turining your palm upward | supination
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| bending your head way back is | hyperextension
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| moving a leg to the center is | aduction
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| turing your palm downward is | pronation
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