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An - Locations Flashcards

1
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Anatomy Locations

calcaneus

A

heel bone

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2
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Anatomy Locations

diaphragm

A

separates thoracic and abdominal cavities

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3
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Anatomy Locations

femur

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thigh bone

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Anatomy Locations

fibula

A

lateral leg bone

(“little fib”: on the same side as the “little” toe)

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5
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Anatomy Locations

humerus

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upper arm bone

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Anatomy Locations

ilium

A

flared hip bone

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7
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Anatomy Locations

malleolus

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bony protrusion on either side of ankle

(ends of fibula and tibia)

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Anatomy Locations

metacarpals

A

most proximal hand bones

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9
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Anatomy Locations

patella

A

kneecap

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10
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Anatomy Locations

phalanges

A

form the distal ends of fingers and toes

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Anatomy Locations

radius

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lateral forearm bone

(“rad”: same side as “thumbs-up” thumb)

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12
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Anatomy Locations

talus

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ankle bone that sits above calcaneus

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13
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Anatomy Locations

thoracolumbar aponeurosis

A

fascial tissue that stretches across thoracic and lumbar regions of back

connection point for multiple muscles

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14
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Anatomy Locations

tibia

A

medial leg bone

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15
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Anatomy Locations

ulna

A

medial forearm bone

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Anatomy Locations

heel bone

17
Q

Anatomy Locations

separates thoracic and abdominal cavities

18
Q

Anatomy Locations

thigh bone

19
Q

Anatomy Locations

lateral leg bone

(“little fib”: on the same side as the “little” toe)

20
Q

Anatomy Locations

upper arm bone

21
Q

Anatomy Locations

flared hip bone

22
Q

Anatomy Locations

bony protrusion on either side of ankle

(ends of fibula and tibia)

23
Q

Anatomy Locations

most proximal hand bones

A

metacarpals

24
Q

Anatomy Locations

kneecap

25
Q

Anatomy Locations

form the distal ends of fingers and toes

26
Q

Anatomy Locations

lateral forearm bone

(“rad”: same side as “thumbs-up” thumb)

27
Q

Anatomy Locations

ankle bone that sits above calcaneus

28
Q

Anatomy Locations

fascial tissue that stretches across thoracic and lumbar regions of back

connection point for multiple muscles

A

thoracolumbar aponeurosis

29
Q

Anatomy Locations

medial leg bone

30
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Anatomy Locations

medial forearm bone

Final - Western Segment (10 decks)

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