Description

movement away from the midline
movement towards the midline
fibrocartilage separating synovial cavities
a fluid filled sac
conical movement extending from the joint
ovoid articular surface permitting movement in two planes
cartilage containing fibrous bundles of collagen
the action of bending
an immovable articulation
a translucent blush white cartilage present in joints
the joint between the thigh and lower leg
a flexible cord of strong, fibrous collagen tissue attaching muscle to bone
a bony process on the scapula
a compact head of a structure
collarbone
a shallow depression on a bone into which another bone fits
shoulder blade
constriction below the tubercles
the groove at the lower end of the humerus
the thinner bone in the forearm
bones of the wrist
finger tips
fingers
thumb
carpal bone articulating with the radius
a bone in the wrist
large muscles in upper arm
muscle attaching to the shoulder
skeletal framework attaching the upper limbs, clavicles and scapulas
the topmost vertebra
the second vertebra
the dip between the neck and collarbone
the process of breathing
a protein forming filaments in muscle cells
elongated threads found in striated muscle cells
outward curvature of the spine; hunchback
lateral curvature of the spine
inward curvature of spine; arched
the bone of the thigh
smaller bone of the lower leg
larger bone of the lower leg
the distal superior boarder of the pelvic girdle
a protein involved in muscle contraction
the distal branches of a neuron axon
a unit of myofibril in a striated muscle
the opening into the vertebral canal in the sacrum
the synapse between a motor neuron and a skeletal muscle
the muscular partition separating the thorax from the abdomen
storage and release area for calcium
where the spinal cord passes through

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Axial Skeleton

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