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Bones of the Body

TermDefinition
Skull AX Bony structure protecting the brain
Frontal Bone AX Forehead bone
Temporal Bone (L/R) AX Bones around the ears
Maxilla (AX) Upper jawbone.
Mandible (AX) Lower jawbone, only movable skull bone.
Zygomatic Bone (L/R) (AX) Cheekbones
Occipital Bone (AX) Back and base of the skull
Parietal Bone (L/R) (AX) Sides and roof of the skull.
Sphenoid (AX) Butterfly-shaped bone at skull base
Ethmoid (AX) Light, spongy bone between the eyes
Lacrimal (L/R) (AX) Small bones forming eye socket inner corner
Nasal (L/R) (AX) Small bones forming bridge of the nose.
Sternum (AX) Breastbone, central chest bone.
Manubrium (AX) Upper part, articulates with clavicles.
Body (AX) Long middle section.
Xyphoid Process (AX) Small lower tip of sternum
Radius (AP) Forearm bone on the thumb side.
Ulna (AP) Forearm bone on the little finger side
Phalanges (AP) Finger and toe bones
Hallux (AP) Big Toe
Pollux (AP) Thumb
Scapula (AP Shoulder blade
Tibia (AP) Shin bone, larger lower leg bone.
Fibula (AP) Thinner bone alongside tibia
Pelvis (AP) Hip bones
Ilium (AP) Broad upper pelvis
Ischium (AP) Lower back pelvis (sit bone)
Pubis (AP) Front portion
Patella (AP) Kneecap
Humerus (AP) Upper arm bone.
Rib Cage (AX) Protects chest organs.
True Ribs (1–7) (AX) Attach directly to sternum.
False Ribs (8–10) (AX) Indirectly attach via cartilage
Floating Ribs (11–12) (AX Do not attach to sternum.
Vertebral Column (AX) Spine, protects spinal cord
Cervical (C1–C7) (AX) Neck vertebrae.
Thoracic (T1–T12) (AX) Mid-back vertebrae.
Lumbar (L1–L5) (AX) Lower back vertebrae.
Sacral (4 fused) (AX) Forms sacrum.
Coccyx (3–5 fused) (AX) Tailbone.
Carpals (AP) Wrist bones.
Metacarpals (AP Palm bones
Femur (AP) Thigh bone, longest bone.
Tarsals (AP) Ankle bones.
Metatarsals (AP) Foot bones between ankle and toes.
Clavicle (AP) Collarbone
Ligaments Fibrous tissue connecting bone to bone.
Articular Cartilage Smooth covering on joint surfaces.
Joint Point where two bones meet.
Fossa Shallow depression in a bone.
Fovea Small pit or depression.
Foramen Opening in bone for nerves/vessels
Tubercle Small rounded projection.
Tuberosity Large rounded bump for muscle attachment
Spinous Process Bony projection off vertebrae
Condyle / Epicondyle Rounded joint surface / bump above it.
Malleolus Ankle projections (inner/outer).
Trochanter Large femur projection for muscle attachment
Sinus Air-filled cavity in a bone.
Sulcus Grove in a bone
Diaphysis Shaft of a long bone
Epiphysis End of a long bone.
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