3. Joints

4. Vertebrae and Ribcage

5. Cranial Bones

6. Appendicular Skeleton I

7. Appendicular Skeleton II

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10. Immovable joints

11. Back to Main Screen Synarthroses

12. The teeth in the jaw are an example of this type of specific joint

13. Gomphoses Back to Main Screen

14. The joints between the metacarpals and phalanges

15. Ellipsoidal Back to Main Screen

16. Distal articulation of the tibia and fibula

17. Syndesmosis Back to Main Screen

18. Lifting the head is an example of this type of lever

19. First Class Lever Back to Main Screen

20. These type of vertebrae have a heart-shaped body

21. Thoracic Back to Main Screen

22. You have this many pairs of true ribs

23. 7 pairs Back to Main Screen

24. Transverse foramen are found in this type of vertebrae

25. Cervical Back to Main Screen

26. You have this many thoracic vertebrae

27. 12 Back to Main Screen

28. The occipital condyles articulate with this vertebrae

29. Atlas Back to Main Screen

30. This suture is located between parietal and temporal bones

31. Squamous Back to Main Screen

32. This bone contains your tear duct

33. Lacrimal Back to Main Screen

34. The mastoid process is found on this bone

35. Temporal Back to Main Screen

36. This is where the coronal suture meets the sagittal suture

37. Bregma Back to Main Screen

38. The zygomatic process is a projection of this bone

39. Temporal Back to Main Screen

40. These are the bones that make up your ankle

41. Tarsals Back to Main Screen

42. The clavicle articulates with this bone of the axial skeleton

43. Sternum Back to Main Screen

44. This feature is known as your “sit bone”

45. Ischial tuberosity Back to Main Screen

46. The corocoid process is found on this bone

47. Scapula Back to Main Screen

48. You have this many phalanges in each hand

49. 14 Back to Main Screen

50. These two bones articulate at the glenoid cavity

51. Scapula and humerus Back to Main Screen

52. This bone has a lateral malleous

53. Fibula Back to Main Screen

54. Combined, your ankles have this many bones

55. 14 Back to Main Screen

56. In anatomical position, the radius lies _____ to the ulna

57. Lateral Back to Main Screen

59. The radial notch is located on this bone

60. Ulna Back to Main Screen

61. These cells build bone tisse

62. osteoblasts Back to Main Screen

63. The structural functional unit of compact bone

64. osteon Back to Main Screen

65. This hormones increases osteoclast activity

66. parathyroid Back to Main Screen

67. The ends of long bones are called the

68. epiphyses Back to Main Screen

69. Osteoporosis is caused by decreasing levels of the hormone

70. estrogen Back to Main Screen