Bones Flashcards

1
Q

Where is the Clavicle

A

Under your neck across your shoulder (the collar)

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2
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Where is the sternum

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The flat bone in your chest in front of your ribs

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3
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Where is the Humerus

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Connected under your shoulder joint and above your elbow joint.

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4
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Where is the ribs

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Your ribs are behind your sternum protecting your lungs, heart etc.
Above your pelvis, bellow your clavicle.

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5
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Where is the pelvis

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Its found in the lower part of your torso bellow your tail bone and above your legs, (at your hips).

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6
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Where is the radius

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The radius is the first of two bones making up your forearm and is found on the right side of your arm (hold out your arm and it’s always on the right side of it opposite the ulna)

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Where is the ulna

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The ulna is the second bone of your forearm always found opposite to your radius and on the left side of your arm.

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8
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Where is the femur

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The femur is the long bone at the top of your leg and connects to your pelvis

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9
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Where is the patella?

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The patella is found at the bottom of the femur at the knee joint

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10
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Where are the tarsals?

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The tarsals are the angular bones that make up the ankle joint

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Where are the metatarsals?

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The metatarsals are in the foot and connect the bones of the toes (phalanges) to the tarsals

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Where are the Phalanges?

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The phalanges are the bones of the toes. Each toe has three phalanges.

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13
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Where is the cranium?

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The cranium is the bone at the back of your skull found at the top of the spinal column (vertebrae)

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14
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Where is the vertebrae?

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The vertebrae form a column of interlocking bones to form the vertebral column (spinal column). There are five regions each with a different structure

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15
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Where is the scapula?

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The scapula (or shoulder blade) is a large triangular bone found in the upper back. This works with muscles to move your arm.

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16
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Where are the carpals?

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The carpals are eight small bones that make up the wrist connecting the hand to the forearm. They are organised in two rows.

17
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Where are the metacarpals?

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The metacarpals are five bones found in the hand that connect the carpals to the phalanges of the fingers. There is one metacarpal for every finger.

18
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Where are the phalanges (of the hand)?

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The phalanges found in the hand can be found at the end of each metacarpal and are the bones of the fingers. Each finger has three phalanges, except the thumb which has 2.

19
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Where is the tibia?

A

The tibia is one of two bones found in the lower leg below the knee. The tibia more to the front of the lower leg and is stronger than the fibula.

20
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Where is the fibula?

A

The fibula is found in the lower leg, behind the tibia.