Joints Vertebrae and Ribcage Cranial Bones Appendicular Skeleton I.
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Transcript of Joints Vertebrae and Ribcage Cranial Bones Appendicular Skeleton I.
Joints
Vertebrae
andRibcage
CranialBones
Appendicular
SkeletonI
Appendicular
SkeletonII
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Immovable joints
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Synarthroses
The teeth in the jaw are an
example of this type of specific
joint
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The joints between the
metacarpals and phalanges
Ellipsoidal
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Distal articulation of the tibia and
fibula
Syndesmosis
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Lifting the head is an example of this type of lever
First Class Lever
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These type of vertebrae have a
heart-shaped body
Thoracic
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You have this many pairs of
true ribs
7 pairs
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Transverse foramen are found in this
type of vertebrae
Cervical
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You have this many thoracic
vertebrae
12
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The occipital condyles
articulate with this vertebrae
Atlas
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This suture is located between
parietal and temporal bones
Squamous
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This bone contains your
tear duct
Lacrimal
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The mastoid process is
found on this bone
Temporal
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This is where the coronal
suture meets the sagittal suture
Bregma
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The zygomatic process is a
projection of this bone
Temporal
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These are the bones that make up your ankle
Tarsals
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The clavicle articulates with this bone of the axial skeleton
Sternum
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This feature is known as your
“sit bone”
Ischial tuberosity
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The corocoid process is found
on this bone
Scapula
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You have this many phalanges
in each hand
14
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These two bones
articulate at the glenoid
cavity
Scapula and humerus
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This bone has a lateral malleous
Fibula
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Combined, your ankles have this
many bones
14
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In anatomical position, the
radius lies _____ to the ulna
Lateral
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The radial notch is located on this
bone
Ulna
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These cells build bone tisse
osteoblasts
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The structural functional unit of
compact bone
osteon
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This hormones increases
osteoclast activity
parathyroid
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The ends of long bones are called
the
epiphyses
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Osteoporosis is caused by decreasing levels of the hormone
estrogen
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