skeletal bones anatomy
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| Radius | Number of:(2)Division: appendicularPart of body: upper extremeties-lateral to the Ulna... head is proximal
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| Sternum | Number of:(1)Division:axialpart of body: Sternum-3 divisions- manubrium, gladiolus, xiphoid process(last part of body to ossify). has costal cartilage-contains ribs
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| Clavicle | Number of:(2)Division: axialPart of body: upper extremetiesCommon name: collar bone-pectoral girdle, flat end near shoulder
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| Thoracic Vertebrae | Number of:(2)Division:axialPart of body: Spinal column-look like giraffee
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| Ulna | Number:(2)Division: appendicularPart of body: upper extremeties
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| Coxal bones | Number of:(2)Division: appendicularPart of body:lower extremeties-3 divisions- Ilium, Ischium,Pubic-contains illiac crest, acetabulum(where head of femur fits into hip bone-hole in bone called obturator foramen
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| Coccyx | Number of:(1)Division: axialPart of body Spinal columnCommon name: tail bone-4 fused vertabrae
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| Scapula | Number of:(2)Division: appendicularCommon name: shoulder blade-pectoral girdle forms shoulder joint
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| Patella | Number of:(2)DIvision: appendicularPart of body: lower extremetiescommon name: knee cap-sesamoid bone
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| Cervical Vertebrae | Number of:(7)DIvision: axialPart of body: spinal column-ways to identify...Bifid, small and delicate, foramen holes
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| Sacrum | Number of:(1)Division: axialPart of body: spinal column-5 fused vertebrae
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| Humerous | Number:(2)Division:appendicularPrt of body: upper exttremeties-Head is proximal, head goes in socket-Trochlea looks like a pulley
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| Tarsals | Number of:(14)Division:appendicularPart of body; lower extremeties- ankle bone called Calcaneal- bone you use to move foot up and down is Talus
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| Metatarsals | Number of:(10)Division: appendicularPart of body: lower extremeties
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| Phalanges(feet) | Number of:(28)Division:appendicularPart of body; lower extremeties
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| Carpals | Number of:(16) Division: appendicularPart of body: upper extremeties
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| Metacarpals | Number of:(10)Division:appendicularPart of body: upper extremeties
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| Femur | Number of:(2)Division:appendicularPart of body: lower extremeties-strongest bone in body
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| Phalanges(hand) | Number of:(2)division:appendicularPart of body: upper extremeties
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| Tibia | Number of:(2)Division: appendicularPart of body: lower extremeties
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| Fibula | Number of:(2)Division: appendicularPart of body: lower extremeties
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| False Ribs | Number of:(10)Division: AxialPart of body: ribs
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| True Ribs | Number of:(14)Division: axialPart of body: ribs
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| Floating ribs | Number of:(4)Division:axialPart of body: ribs
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| Lumbar vertebrae | Number of:(5)Division: axialPart of body; Spinal columnCommon name: Moose!
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