General skeletal
The skull
Skeletal labeling
Vertebrae & lower limbs
Definitions
100
How many bones in the body?
206
100
Only moveable bone of the face
Mandible
100
Point to the mandible
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100
Thoracic vertebrae
2nd one from the top
100
Form the palm of the hands
Metacarpal bones
200
How many bones in the axial skeleton
80
200
Allows the spinal cord to pass through as it connects to the brainstem
Foramen magnum
200
Point to the ischium
Purple
200
Located in the lower back and allows us to bear weight
Lumbar vertebrae
200
The longest and strongest leg in the body
Femur
300
How many bones comprise the appendicular skeleton
126
300
At what age do skull bones begin to fuse together?
2 years old
300
Point to the sacrum
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300
Purpose of intervertebral discs
To help support weight and absorb shock
300
The big toe
Hallux
400
Bones of the limbs, pelvic and shoulder area
_______ skeleton
Appendicular skeleton
400
Only bone that doesn't articulate with any other bone, u-shaped, serves as an attachment point for muscles that control the tongue, mandible, and larynx
Hyoid bone
400
Xyphoid process
Orange
400
Pink section
Phalanges
400
Shinbone
Tibia
500
Skull, rib cage, vertebral column
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Axial skeleton
500
Point to the olecranon process
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500
Pink section
Patella
500
Most anterior portion of the os coxae
Pubis