Proximal Arm
Distal Arm & Hand
Proximal Leg
Distal Leg & Foot
Odds & Ends
100
There's nothing funny about this long bone
What is the humerus?
100
This bone is also a math term to measure a circle's distance
What is the radius?
100
This ball & socket joint is the "ace-" of the hip, connecting the femur
What is the acetabulum?
100
This smaller sister of the tibia has to support laterally; no fibbing about it.
What is the fibula?
100
Most people have this many bones in their body
What is 206?
200
The humerus connects into this type of __ & socket joint
What is ball and socket?
200
When checking a pulse, at the end of the radius lies this pulse
What is the radial pulse?
200
This longest bone in the body also has a major pulse near it
What is the femur?
200
To make a short story long, the tibia, like the femur and humerus are these types of bones
What are long bones?
200
Like the hand, the foot also has these meta- bones
What are metatarsals?
300
The elbow is the cubitus. This pulse on the bend is "against" the cubitis
What is the antecubital pulse?
300
The "little sister" of the radius is this smaller bone
What is the ulna?
300
You can feel the protrusion of this feature of the femur inferior to the hip
What is the greater trochanter?
300
A torn meniscus happens in the joint of these 2 long bones
What are the femur and tibia?
300
Bone protrusions like the xiphoid process extends from this CPR bone
What is the sternum?
400
The humerus is superior to this forearm bone, connected at the synovial joint
What is the radius?
400
At the distal ends of radius & ulna lie a collection of these pebble-like bones
What are wrist bones?
400
The femur is superior to this skiprock-like round bone some call the kneecap
What is the patella?
400
Distally, both of these anchor at the talus, or ankle bone
What are the tibia and fibula?
400
Flat bones like the pelvis, ribs, sternum, vertebrae, and skull are the main areas of hematopoiesis, aka this
What is blood cell formation and storage?
500
This vital substance is manufactured in the ends of long bones like the humerus
What is bone marrow?
500
Grasping an object would flex these 2 ends of the hand
What are metacarpals and phalanges?
500
Also a synovial joint, the femur meets this bone you wear shin guards to protect
What is the tibia?
500
People sometimes get "cal"-luses on the heel of this bone
What is the calcaneus?
500
Bones are made strong by these two main minerals. Better watch your diet.
What is calcium and phosphorus?