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Basic Skeleton Structure Flashcards

1
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Segments of skeletons that include skull, vertebral column, sternum, and ribs.

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Axial Skeleton

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Segments of skeletons that made up hindlimbs and forelimbs.

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Appendicular Skeleton

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Skeletons that are not attached to the main structure but stand alone e.g. os penis, os cordis

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Splanchnic Skeleton

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4
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The upper part of head skeleton

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Skull

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5
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Jaw bone

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Mandible

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6
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Neck bones (7 are common, except sloths, birds)

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Cervical Vertebrae

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Bones that are attached to the ribs (13 in dogs, but varies in other species)

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Thoracic Vertebrae

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Bones that are near the abdomen (7 in dogs)

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Lumbar Vertebrae

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9
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Fused bone that is attached to pelvic bone (3 in dogs)

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Sacrum

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10
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Tail bones (btwn. 1 - 20)

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Coccygeal Vertebrae

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11
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A ventral bone where all ribs meet

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Sternum

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12
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A.k.a. shoulder blade which lies on the upper lateral thoracic area

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Scupula

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13
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Joint which connects scupula to humerus

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Shoulder joint

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14
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Cranial bone attached to humerus

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Radius

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15
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Caudal bone attached to humerus

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Ulna

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16
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Wrist bones

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Carpus

17
Q

Bones extending from wrist bones

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Metacarpus

18
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Bones that extend from metacarpus and metatarsus

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Phalanges

19
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Hip bone

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Pelvic bone

20
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Bone attached to pelvic bone (Thigh bone)

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Femur

21
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Joint btwn. hip bone and femur

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Hip joint

22
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Cranial bone attached to femur

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Tibia

23
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Caudal bone attached to femur

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Fibula

24
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Joint which connects humerus to ulna and radius

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Elbow joint

25
Q

Joint which connects femur to tibia and fibula

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Stifle joint

26
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Ankle bones

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Tarsus

27
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Bones extending from ankle bones

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Metatarsus

28
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Joints on tarsus

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Tarsal joints

29
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Joints on carpus

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Carpal joints

30
Q

Bone that connects to the shoulder blade

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Humerus

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