Joints
This is found within the synovial joint cavity & is secreted by the synovial membrane.
Synovial fluid
This skeleton contains 80 bones.
Axial skeleton
This bone marking is formed by all 3 of your coxal bones.
Acetabulum
Osteoblasts mature into this type of bone cell.
This is moving a body part away from the midline.
Abduction
These are the two locations where you could find an interosseous membrane.
Between the ulna & radius & between the tibia & fibula.
This is the total number of tarsal bones in the body.
14
This process of the ulna forms the tip of your elbow.
Olecranon
This is the name for the shaft of a long bone.
This type of synovial joint only allows for flexion & extension.
Hinge joint
All diarthrotic joints are this type of joint.
Synovial joints
This bone articulates with the tibia & fibula.
Talus
This part of your humerus articulates with your radius.
Capitulum
Bones have flexibility because of this.
This is a movement that increases the angle between articulating bones.
Extension
Bursa
This is the number of lumbar vertebrae in the body.
5
The mandibular fossa, mastoid process, & zygomatic process are found on this bone.
Temporal bone
Most bones in the body are formed by this process.
Endochondral ossification
Your thumb is considered this type of synovial joint.
Saddle joint
This is the proper name for your shoulder joint.
Glenohumeral joint
This flat bone articulates with the scapula & the sternum.
Clavicle
The paranasal sinuses are found in these 4 bones.
Frontal, ethmoid, sphenoid, & maxilla
This hormone is released when blood calcium levels are high.
Calcitonin
Pointing your toes downward, standing on your "tippy toes," is described by this movement.
Plantar flexion