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TermDefinition
Frontal Bone Bone that forms the forehead.
Temporal Bone (Left & Right) . Bones on the sides of the skull near the ears
Maxilla Upper jaw bone.
Mandible Lower jaw bone.
Zygomatic Bone (Left & Right) Cheekbones.
Occipital Bone Bone at the back and base of the skull
Parietal Bone (Left & Right) Bones on the top and sides of the skull.
Sphenoid Bone in the middle of the skull behind the eyes.
Ethmoid Bone that forms part of the nose and eye sockets
Lacrimal (Left & Right) Small bones in the inner corners of the eyes
Nasal (Left & Right) Bones that form the bridge of the nose
Manubrium Upper part of the sternum (breastbone).
Body (of Sternum) Middle part of the sternum.
Xyphoid Process Small tip at the bottom of the sternum.
Radius Forearm bone on the thumb side.
Ulna bone on the pinky side.
Phalanges Finger and toe bones.
Hallux Big toe
Pollux Thumb.
Scapula Shoulder blade.
Tibia Shin bone, larger lower leg bone.
Fibula Smaller bone next to the tibia.
Pelvis Hip bone structure.
Ilium Upper, flared part of the pelvis.
Ischium Lower, back part of the pelvis you sit on.
Pubis Front part of the pelvis.
Patella Kneecap.
Humerus Upper arm bone
True Ribs (1–7) (1–7) Ribs that attach directly to the sternum.
False Ribs (8–10) 8–10) Ribs that attach indirectly to the sternum.
Floating Ribs (11–12) (11–12) Ribs not attached to the sternum.
Cervical (C1–C7) Neck vertebrae.
Thoracic (T1–T12) Upper and mid-back vertebrae.
Lumbar (L1–L5) Lower back vertebrae.
Sacral (4 fused) Fused vertebrae forming the back of the pelvis.
Coccyx (3–5 fused) Tailbone.
Carpals Wrist bones.
Metacarpals Hand bones between wrist and fingers.
Femur Thigh bone, the longest bone in the body.
Tarsals Ankle bones.
Metatarsals Foot bones between ankle and toes.
Clavicle Collarbone.
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