Bones Of The Body Flashcards

1
Q

Humerus

A

It is the upper part of your arm, also commonly known as the ‘funny bone’.

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2
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Patellas

A

Kneecaps

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3
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Cranium

A

It is your skull

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4
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Femur

A

It is the largest bone in your body and is more commonly known as your thigh bone.

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5
Q

Clavicle

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Also known as your collar bone.

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6
Q

Sternum

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Is also referred to as your chest.

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7
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Scapula

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The scapula is your shoulder blade.

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8
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Vertebrae

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It is the spine of your body. It is important for things such as your posture.

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9
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Pelvis

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It is the bone located between your abdomen and legs.

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10
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Ribs

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Very important bone as it protects major organs.

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11
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Radius and Ulna

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It is the two bones that make up the forearm.
Radius - Outer bone
Ulna - Inner bone

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12
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Tarsals and metatarsals

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Tarsals - the ankle and heel

Metatarsals - the sole of the foot

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13
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Phalanges

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Toes or fingers

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14
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Carpals and metacarpals

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Metacarpals - connect the carpals to the phalanges.

Carpals - Bones of the wrist that connect to the radius and ulna.

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15
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Tibia

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Long bone located in the lower leg. It is also the shinbone.

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16
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Fibula

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Is located by the tibia and combined with it, they provide stability to the ankle joint.