Skull Bones
Arm Bones
Leg Bones
Anatomical Positions
Collarbone and Shoulder Area
100

This bone forms the forehead.

Frontal Bone

100

The longest bone in the upper arm.

Humerus 


100

The longest and strongest bone in the body.

Femur

100

The position where the body faces forward, palms up.

Anatomical Position or Supination

100

The collarbone is also called this

Clavicle

200

This bone is commonly called the "cheekbone."

Zygomatic Bone

200

This forearm bone is on the thumb side.

Radius

200

The kneecap is also called this.

Patella

200

A body part closer to the midline is called this.

Medial

200

The shoulder blade is also called this.

Scapula

300

The lower jawbone, the strongest bone in the face.

Mandible

300

This forearm bone is on the pinky side.

Ulna

300

The lateral bone of the lower leg.

Fibula

300

The term for lying face down.

Prone

300

This joint connects the humerus to the scapula.

Glenohumeral Joint

400

This bone contains the ear canal.

Temporal Bone

400

The bony tip of the elbow is part of this bone.

Ulna - Olecranon Process

400

The shinbone, also called this.

Tibia

400

The term for movement away from the body’s midline.

Abduction

400

This bone connects the arm to the torso.

Clavicle

500

This cranial bone houses the pituitary gland.

Sphenoid Bone

500

This bony landmark on the humerus is where the deltoid muscle attaches.  

Deltoid Tuberosity

500

The hip socket, where the femur connects.

Acetabulum

500

The opposite of proximal.

Distal

500

The part of the scapula that connects to the clavicle.

Acromion Process