Boney Landmarks. These are important because they allow for muscle attachment and passage of nerves and vessels This allows for the direct connection.

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Boney Landmarks

These are important because they allow for muscle attachment and passage of nerves and vessels This allows for the direct connection between the muscular and skeletal system

Vocabulary-The Holes Foramen: a hole Fossa: a wide, smooth, concave surface Notch: an indentation

Vocabulary-The Bumps Process: a structure that sticks out like a pan handle Crest: a raised ridge of bone Tuberosity: a small, rough-to-the-touch bump Tubercle: a small, round bump that is smooth Trochanter: large, rough-to-the-touch projection Condyle: a large swelling on the epiphysis Epicondyle: a large swelling nearer to the “neck” of the bone

Skull

Clavicle Body

Ribcage Jugular notch

Vertebrae c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c

Pelvis Obturator foramen Ischial tuberosity is your butt bone!

Scapula

Humerus Olecranon process is on the opposite side of the coronoid process

Radius/Ulna

Hand

Femur

Tibia/Fibula

Foot Hallux=big toe

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