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Skull
The hard structure that protects the brain.
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the har structure that protects internal organs
The hard structure that protects the brain.
Jaw
– A joint in the lower head that allows bending and twisting. or
The movable bone forming the lower part of the face, used for chewing.
The movable bone forming the lower part of the face, used for chewing.
Collarbone –
A long, thin bone that connects the shoulder to the chest.
A cluster of bones responsible for processing sound.
A long, thin bone that connects the shoulder to the chest.
Shoulder blade –
The large, flat bone on the upper back that helps with arm movement.
A small bone located in the neck that produces arm movement
The large, flat bone on the upper back that helps with arm movement.
Chest –
A thin membrane covering the joints, reducing friction during movement.
the front part of the body between the neck and abdomen, housing the heart and lungs.
the front part of the body between the neck and abdomen, housing the heart and lungs.
Ribs –
A series of curved bones that protect the chest cavity and vital organs.
– A series of curved bones that protect the abdominal cavity and vital organs.
A series of curved bones that protect the chest cavity and vital organs.
Spine –
A large bone in the upper back that stabilizes the body while standing.
A column of vertebrae that supports the body and protects the spinal cord.
A column of vertebrae that supports the body and protects the spinal cord.
Shin –
A tendon that allows the foot to flex and extend.
the front part of the lower leg, where the tibia bone is located.
the front part of the lower leg, where the tibia bone is located.
Patella –
A hollow bone that protects the bone
The kneecap; a small, flat bone that protects the knee joint.
The kneecap; a small, flat bone that protects the knee joint.
Calf –
calf
The back portion of the lower leg, made up of muscles that help with walking.
A small joint at the back of the leg that aids in shock absorption.
The back portion of the lower leg, made up of muscles that help with walking.
Ankless –
A collection of small bones that help distribute body weight evenly.
The joints that connects the foot to the lower leg, allowing for movement.
The joint that connects the foot to the lower leg, allowing for movement.
Heel –
The back part of the foot, made up of the calcaneus bone.
A muscle located in the lower back that stabilizes walking posture.
The back part of the foot, made up of the calcaneus bone.
Palm –
The inner surface of the hand, containing muscles and tendons for grip.
A bundle of nerves that control finger movement.
The inner surface of the hand, containing muscles and tendons for grip.
Arch –
A thick layer of tissue that protects the nerves in the foot.
The curved structure on the bottom of the foot that supports body weight.
.The curved structure on the bottom of the foot that supports body weight.
Wrist –
A section of the forearm that helps with grip strength.
The joint connecting the hand to the forearm, allowing flexibility.
The joint connecting the hand to the forearm, allowing flexibility.
Knuckle –
The joints of the fingers that allow them to bend and flex.
joint in the forearm that controls hand rotation.
– The joints of the fingers that allow them to bend and flex.
Thumb –
thumb
The strongest joint in the hand, responsible for supporting heavy lifting.
The opposable digit on the hand that enables gripping and holding objects.
The opposable digit on the hand that enables gripping and holding objects.
Elbow –
The joint between the upper arm and forearm, allowing arm bending.
A major artery pathway that carries oxygen to the hands.
The joint between the upper arm and forearm, allowing arm bending.
Forearm –
A muscle that connects the upper arm to the collarbone.
The joint between the upper arm and forearm that enables arm bending.
The joint between the upper arm and forearm that enables arm bending.
Forearm
– The part of the arm between the wrist and elbow, containing the radius and ulna bones.
A muscle that connects the upper arm to the collarbone.
The part of the arm between the wrist and elbow, containing the radius and ulna bones.
Upper arm –
The section of the arm between the shoulder and elbow, containing the humerus bone.
A dense region of connective tissue that helps regulate blood flow.
– The section of the arm between the shoulder and elbow, containing the humerus bone.
Armpit –
armpit
A pressure point responsible for controlling arm temperature.
the hollow area under the shoulder that contains sweat glands and lymph nodes.
the hollow area under the shoulder that contains sweat glands and lymph nodes.
jawline –
The contour of the lower edge of the jawbone.
A structural ridge that helps with facial symmetry.
The contour of the lower edge of the jawbone.
Cheekbone
– A protective bone that shields the sinuses from injury.
A bone in the face that forms the prominence of the cheek.
A bone in the face that forms the prominence of the cheek.
Temple –
The flat region on the sides of the forehead, near the eyes.
A soft tissue region that contains small air pockets for temperature regulation.
– The flat region on the sides of the forehead, near the eyes.
Tongue –
A sensory gland responsible for saliva production.
A muscular organ in the mouth responsible for tasting, speaking, and swallowing.
A muscular organ in the mouth responsible for tasting, speaking, and swallowing.
Eyelid –
A fold of skin that covers and protects the eye.
A thin muscle layer that adjusts the amount of light entering the eye.
A fold of skin that covers and protects the eye.
Sternum –
A set of nerves that connect the lungs to the digestive system
A long, flat bone in the chest that connects to the ribs.
Breastbone) – A long, flat bone in the chest that connects to the ribs.
Palm –
The inner surface of the hand, made up of muscles and tendons that assist with grip.
A network of blood vessels that helps regulate hand temperature.
The inner surface of the hand, made up of muscles and tendons that assist with grip.
Navel –
The small scar on the abdomen left from the umbilical cord after birth.
A nerve cluster responsible for core muscle stability.
Bellybutton (Navel) – The small scar on the abdomen left from the umbilical cord after birth.
Hip –
A cartilage-based structure that allows for smooth walking motion.
The joint connecting the pelvis to the upper leg, enabling movement.
The joint connecting the pelvis to the upper leg, enabling movement.
Groin –
A set of ligaments that connect the upper and lower halves of the body.
The area where the upper thigh meets the lower abdomen.
The area where the upper thigh meets the lower abdomen.
Hamstring –
hamstrings
A group of muscles at the back of the thigh that help bend the knee.
A dense tissue layer that protects the lower spine from injury.
A group of muscles at the back of the thigh that help bend the knee.
sole –
A muscle responsible for arch support and maintaining balance.
– The underside of the foot, responsible for supporting body weight.
– The underside of the foot, responsible for supporting body weight.
Pelvis –
A large, bony structure at the base of the spine that supports the weight of the upper body and connects the legs.
a large bony structure that supports the neck area
– A large, bony structure at the base of the spine that supports the weight of the upper body and connects the legs.