Chapter 3: Bones and joints Flashcards
Occipital
Lower back/bottom of skull
parietal
“wall” of brain case on either sides and top of skull
frontal
top of eyes all the way to top of head
temporal
where ear is
nasal
nose
zygomatic
cheek bones
maxilla
upper lip to cheek bones - up to nose (big bone for face)
mandible
lower jaw bone
hyoid
doesn’t articulate (form joint) by adam’s apple - tongue rests on this
mastoid process
behind ear - sticks out
styloid process
sharp and pointy end of bones
suture
sticking/ sewing you up
foramen magnum
large hole - brain stem comes out of big hole in skull
cervical vertebrae
7
neck area
thoracic
12
upper back - ribs connect
lumbar
5
lower back
sacrum
lower back - fully fused at 25
coccyx
below sacrum - tail bone
makes you not poop your pants
spinous process
the one sticking out the back of vertebrae
body (vertebrae)
main part of bone
atlas
holds up skull
axis
connects to atlas - spins
transverse process (vertebrae)
the ones sticking out of side - muscles attach
vertebral foramen
big hole in middle of vertebrae
sternum
bone in middle by ribs
xiphoid process
lower part of sternum
true ribs
ribs that connect to sternum
false ribs
connects with other ribs and cartilage to sternum
floating ribs
don’t connect at all to sternum
clavicle
collar bone - fixed point at sternum
scapula
forms shoulder joint
humerous
upper arm bone
ulna
pinky side - lower arm
radius
-lateral
-thumbs side
-spinous process forms
carpals
little blood supply - base of hand
metacarpals
palms of hands - above carpals
phalanges
fingers and toes
ilium
hip bone
ischium
bony butt
pubis
front - where they meet - pubic area
acetabulum
socket in hip bone - ball femur goes in
femur
biggest bone - big on ends for joint stability
tibia
connects to femur
malleolous
point at end of tibia - both point in
fibula
lateral to tibia - forms lateral malleolous
patella
knee cap
phalanges
toes
tarsals
upper foot bones
metatarsals
lower foot bones
fibrous (joints)
nonmoveable - held by fibers
ex. suture, teeth
cartilaginous
slightly moveable/held by cartilage
ex. vertebrae, ribs
synovial
fluid - freely moveable
ex. tarsels and carpels
ball and socket
hip and shoulder - more mobility and strength
hinge
elbow and knee
saddle
thimb
pivot
neck (atlas and axis)
radius - by elbow
ellipsoid or condyloid
phalange on medacarple