The junction between bones
What is a joint/articulation?
These bones form the zygomatic arch (cheekbones)
What are the zygomatic and temporal bones?
Originating from the sternum, inserting at the hyoid
What is the sternohyoid?
This type of joint can be found at the hip or shoulder
What is a ball and socket joint?
A hole or perforation in bone
What is a foramen?
The bridge between phalanges and tarsals, we have 10 of these in our body
What are the metatarsals?
These muscles both originate at the pterygoid process of the sphenoid bone
What is the medial and lateral pterygoid?
To decrease the angle between two bones or surfaces
What is flexion?
A projection from a bone
What is a process?
Ipsilateral bones in the lower arm
What are the radius and ulna?
Originating at the upper thoracic vertebrae, inserting at the temporal and occipital bone
What is the splenius capitis?
Pivot joints only allow this type of movement
What is rotation around a single axis?
Two or more muscles performing the same action
What are synergists?
This bone can be found at the base of the vertebral column
What is the sacrum?
The insertion(s) of the trapezius
What are the spine, acromion process of the scapula, and clavicle?
The location of the squamous suture
What is the parietal and temporal bone?
A completely fixed joint, unable to move
What is synarthrosis?
This bone can be found on the ____ side of the body
What is the left scapula?
The origin and insertion of the external obliques
What are the lower (8) ribs (origin), iliac crest and pubis (insertion)?
The temporomandibular joint is freely movable, making it ____
What is diarthrotic?