1. Processes and depressions in bones Filip Opančar 2nd year, 2013/2014 University of Zagreb, School of Medicine Mentor: Aleksandra Žmegač Horvat

2. What are bones for? Support Protection Allow easier interaction

3. Bone processes Extend out from bones Attachments for muscles, tendons and ligaments

4. Subgroups of processes 1. Bone head: a) separated from the body b) in articular cartilage

5. Subgroups of processes 2. Tubercle: a) rounded processus b) attachement of muscles 3. Tuberosity: lesser elevation than tubercle

6. Subgroups of processes 4. Condyle: a) rounded, joint-like process b) covered in articular cartilage

7. Bone depressions Openings Hollow regions Passageways for blood vessels or nerves Help in making joints

8. Subgroups of depressions 1. Fossa: a) shallow cavity b) attachment for muscles c) makes joints

9. Subgroups of depressions 2. Foramen: opening for blood vessels or nerves

10. Subgroups of depressions 3. Fissure: narrow, deep, slit-like opening

11. Subgroups of depressions 4. Sinus: a) hollow cavity in a bone b) usually filled with air

12. References http://www.bestcoloringpagesforkids.com/skeleton- coloring-pages.html http://teachmeanatomy.info/upper-limb/bones/scapula/ http://perpetuum-lab.com.hr/wiki/plab_wiki/_/anatomija- covjeka-enciklopedija/bedrena-kost;-natkoljeniena-kost- r139 http://www.cea1.com/anatomy-sistems/bones-of-the-hip- and-pelvis/attachment/bones-of-the-hip-and-pelvis/ http://www.lawrencegaltman.com/Naugbio/Bio211/Lab/B ONEvideos/PECTORALGIRDLE/HUMERUS/Humerus.ht ml https://niquimiche.wordpress.com/tag/sinus-maxilar/ The Language of Medicine, Chabner

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