heel bone
larger bone of the lower leg
Movable bone of the skull
stationary bone of the lower arm
largest bone in the body
Collar bone
Bone of the fingers and toes
Forehead bone
smaller bone of the lower leg
Temple bone in cranium
lower back of the vertebrae
Knee cap
shoulder blade
cheek and the outer side of the eye socket
several tubular bones between the wrist (carpal) bones
Fused bones of the lower vertebrae
inside part of the hips
eight bones of the wrist that form the articulation of the forearm with the hand.
cluster of seven articulating bones in each foot
Most Superior part of the vertebrae
the five long bones found in each foot
tail bone
Ribs part of the vertebrae
uppermost and largest part of the hip bone
the breastbone
Upper arm bone
Skull bones are joined by
Only structure attached by a freely moveable joint
Protects the brain
Opening in the occipital bone
fibrous membranes connecting the cranial bones
2 bones that form the upper jaw
Lower jaw
Forms bridge of nose
2 cheek bones
Smallest bones in the face.
Curvature where you find the Sacrum
Curvature where you find L1-L5
Curvature where you find T1-T12
Curvature where you find C1-C7
Forms a cage to protect major organs (heart, lungs)
Ribs that connect directly to the sternum
Ribs that attach to the sternum by a common cartilage
Ribs that do not attach to the sternum
Flat, blade-shaped bone
Inferior and smallest portion of sternum
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clavicle
skull
tibia
fibula
cervical spine
carpal
lumbar
femur
radius
metacarplas
pelvis
tarsal
dorsal
scapula
ulna
metatarsals
humerus
ribs
sternum
patella
hip
shoulder
knee
compact bone
appendicular
spongy bone
sacroiliac
nasal bone
osteoclast
osteoblast
short bone
olecranon
phalanges
occipital
haversian
epiphysis
diaphysis
long bone
acromion
shoulder
cervical
proximal
fontanel
mandible
temporal
clavicle
glenoid
sternum
humerus
scapula
patella
cranium
carpal
sacrum
coccyx
distal
radius
pelvis
spine
skull
axial
ulna
rib
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scapula
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humerus
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lumbar
thorax
coccyx
pelvic
radius
tibia
spine
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ribs
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Knee
What is the bone also known as the shoulder bone
Part if the lower arm bones, the one that makes up the elbow
Top of the skeletal system
Also known as the collar bone
fused bones above the coccxy
bone that the legs are attached to
upper arm bone
ankle bones
bone after the finger carpals
all the vertebrae of the back
top bones of the spine
part of the spine that is connect to the ribs
lower portion of the spine above the sacrum
these bones are located on ends of fingers and toes
knee cap
there are twelve of these bones
largest bone in your body
wrist bones
outer and smaller bone of the lower leg
the shorter of the two bones in the forarm
set of bones after the tarsals
flat bone in the center of the chest
small bone at the bottom of the sternum
inner and larger bone of the lower leg