Shoulder and Back
The individual bones that make up the spine.
Vertebrae
The humerus, radius, and ulna all fall into this structural classification of bones based on their dimensions.
Long Bones
Rib pairs 1 through 7 get this "honest" nickname because their cartilage connects directly to the breastbone
True Ribs
This is the collective anatomical name for your finger bones.
Phalanges
This forearm bone is in line with the thumb
Radius
This flat, triangular bone on the back of the shoulder is known as the shoulder blade.
Scapula
The 8 carpal bones of the wrist are classified as this type because they are roughly cube-shaped.
Short bones
This specific grouping of ribs connect to the cartilage of the 7th ribs (which is the last true rib).
False ribs
These 5 long bones make up the palm and body of your hand.
Metacarpals
This forearm bone is in line with the pinky.
Ulna
The lower back region of the spine.
Lumbar
The scapula and sternum are categorized as this type of bone, which typically protects internal organs and provides broad surfaces for muscles.
Flat Bones
How many floating ribs are there?
4
While your other four fingers each have 3 phalanges, this digit is unique because it only has 2. What digit is it?
Digit 1
This bone is the upper arm bone.
Humerus
The upper region of the spine.
Cervical
Because they have complex, irregular shapes that do not fit other categories, vertebrae are classified as this.
Irregular bones
The anatomical term for breastbone.
Sternum
What is the term that means further away from the center of the body. (Also used to describe one of the three phalangeal bones)
Distal
This long, slender bone connects the arm to the center of the body. Most commonly broken bone.
Clavicle
The middle of the back region of the spine.
Thoracic
The bones of your fingers (phalanges) are classified as this type of bone, despite being physically very small in size.
Long Bones
Humans typically have this many total individual ribs in their body
24 or 12 pairs
What is the term that means closer to the center of the body. (Also used to describe one of the three phalangeal bones)
Proximal
The humerus, radius and ulna make up this joint.
Elbow Joint