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___ bones in skeleton
206
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Bones that form within tendons
Sesamoid
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Extra bones in skull
Sutural (wormian)
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Exhibits ridges, spines, bumps, depressions, canals, pores, slits, cavities, and articular surfaces:
Bone markings
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Skeletons where bones are dried and held together with rods and wires:
Articulated
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Skeletons where bones are taken apart so surface features can be studied in detail:
Disarticulated
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Immovable joint connections
Sutures
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Cavity that encloses brain
Cranial
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4 sinuses:
- 1. Frontal
- 2. Sphenoid
- 3. Ethmoid
- 4. Maxillary
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Holes that allow for passage of blood vessels and nerves
Foramina (foramen)
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Hole in cranium where spinal cord meets brain
Foramen Magnum
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Cranial bone that extends from forehead to a prominent coronal suture
Frontal
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Located behind frontal bone
glabella
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Fontal sinus is located in
Frontal bone (deep)
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Bone that forms left and right walls and most of cranial roof
Parietal
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Form an arc across the parietal and frontal bones; marks attatchment of the large, fan-shaped temporalis (chewing) muscle.
Temporal lines
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Cranial bones in ear region (where gray hairs often develop first)
Temporal
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Bone that forms rear of cranium
Occipital
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In which cranial bone is the foramen magnum found?
Occipital
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Deep socket where teeth are inserted
Alveolus
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Strongest bone of skull, only one that can move significantly; bottom jaw
Mandible
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U-shapes bone between chin and larynx; free-floating
Hyoid bone
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Spaces between unfused cranial bones
Fontanels
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How many in the Vertebral column:
__ Cervial
__ Thoracic
__ Lumbar
__ Sacral
__ Coccygeal
7, 12, 5, 5, 4
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Abnormal lateral spinal curvature occurring mostly among adolescent girls
Scoliosis
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"Hunch-back" Spinal curvature
Kyphosis
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"Sway-back" Spinal curvature (pregnancy or obesity)
Lordosis
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Vertebra C1 is referred to as:
Atlas
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Vertebra C2 is referred to as:
Axis
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Prominent anterior knob of C2:
Dens (Odontoid process)
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Cartilage pad located between two vertebrae:
Intervertebral disc
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Vetrebrae containing ribs
Thoracic (12)
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Last bone to fuse:
Coccyx
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Structure of Sternum:
- Manubrium (Top)
- Gladiolus/Body (Middle)
- Xiphoid Process (Bottom tip)
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Ribs 1-7:
True
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Ribs 8-12:
False
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Shoulder girdle
Pectoral girdle
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Most commonly fractured bone:
Clavicle
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One bone, shoulder to elbow:
Brachium (humerus)
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Two bones, elbow to wrist:
Antebrachium (Radius and Ulna)
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Eight bones in wrist:
Carpus
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__ metacarpals in palm:
5
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__ phalanges in fingers
14
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Hip socket, cup-shaped
Acetabulum
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Large round hole below acetabulum
Obturator foramen
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Three childhood bones that make up the adult hip bone:
Ilium, Ischium, and Pubis
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Attachment point for blood supply in head of femur:
Fovea capitis
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Only weight bearing bone in leg
tibia
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Two bones in leg:
Fibula and tibia
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Largest tarsal bone in heel
Calcaneus
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Second largest tarsal bone
Talus
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short, wide tarsal bone
Navicular (scaffoid)
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