Bones of the Upper Body
This bone moves in multiple different directions during movements of the shoulder joint
Scapula
Take a hard fall? You just might break this bone also know as the tailbone
coccyx
Break a leg! the upper portion of your leg preferably
Femur
Referred to as knuckles, these bones pack a serious punch
metacarpals
Commonly referred to as the "breastbone" this bone has an irregular shape and it located in the center of ones chest
Sternum
Hips don't lie, and neither do these bones that make up part of the hips
Illium, Ishium
this bone, commonly referred to as the knee cap
Patella
if you live in New jersey, you may use these bones quite a bit while driving.
Phalanges of the hand/digits
Running from the base of the skull all the way down to the tailbone, this series of bones is why humans are referred to as "vertebrates"
Spinal Chord, Spine
This bone makes up the middle of the pelvis on the posterior side of the body
Sacrum
This bone is the larger of the two, it is near the gastrocnemius muscle
Tibia
Stub this and you're in of r a world of hurt
Distal phalanges of the foot
Although its name may be funny, rest assured that without this bone, human life would not be comedic.
Humerus
This bone supports the body while sitting
Pubis
The shorter and thinner of the two lower leg bones
Fibula
The heel bone is known by this name
Calcaneus
This pair of bones make up the forearm
Radius, Ulna
The top region of a long bone, this is where the hips end and the legs begin
Femoral Head, top of femur
Roll these bones, and you're in for a bad time
Tallus, Lateral Malleolus
Also the name of a shape, this is just one of the many bones of your wrist joint
Trapezoid