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Jairo Jimenez

SCI220-09 STUDY STACK 1

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Anatomical Position Person is erect, palms facing anteriorly, with feet apart.
Three types of special junctions Desmosomes, tight junctions, and gap junctions.
Femur Longest and strongest bone in body, located in the thigh. It connects the knee and hip joints.
Tibia Also known as the shinbone. It is the anterior bone in the lower leg also the larger of the two.
Fibula Smaller bone in the lower leg, it is on the lateral side, and runs parallel to the tibia.
Patella Kneecap
Pelvis Bony structure that resides in the lower portion of the trunk. It connects the spine and lower extremities. It is made up of 4 bones ; left and right hipbones, coccyx, and sacrum.
Tarsals Group of 7 bones in the heel and ankle area. They include the cuboid, navicular, talus, & cuneiform bones.
Metatarsals Five long bones in the mid foot that form the arch of the foot.
Phalanges Bones that make up the fingers and toes.
Lumbar Spine Set of 5 vertebrae in the lower part of the spine that connects to the sacrum. L1-L5
Thoracic Spine Middle section of spinal column that consists of 12 vertebrae T1-T12 in descending order.
Cervical Spine Upper section of spinal column that consists of 7 vertebrae C1-C7.
Atlas & Axis First two vertebrae in cervical spine that allow for head and neck movements.
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