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| Moving a limb away from the midline |
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| Socket at which the head of the femur articulates with the pelvis. |
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| The posterior surface of the scapula bears a prominent spine that widens at its lateral end to form an articulation with the clavicle. |
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| Moving a limb toward the midline. |
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| the outer tough part of the intervertebral discs. |
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| Projecting posteriorly from the centrum and supporting the two superior and two inferior articular processes, they are points of contact between adjacent vertebrae. |
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| The point at which the coronal suture unites with the sagittal suture. |
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| Synovial membrane within the articular capsule, containing a small amount of synovial fluid, lubricating the movement of the articular cartilages over one another. |
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| Bone that forms the heel of the foot. |
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| Moving a limb or finger o form a cone in space. |
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| rounded articular surface that forms part of a sliding joint |
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| Examples: knuckles, wrist |
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| Bone formed by the fusion of the ilium, ischium, and pubis. |
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| A process that has an elongated line or ridge |
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| bending foot (up) toward lower leg. |
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| raised area on a condyle, typically the site of attachment of ligaments for that joint |
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| Ends of a bone; composed of compact bone lined with cancellous bone. |
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| Turning the sole of the foot laterally. |
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| small articular surface or site of attachment of a tendon or ligament |
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| Longest, heaviest, and strongest bone in the body. |
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| Type of cartilage that makes up the intervertebral discs |
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| Smaller of the two leg bones that lies below the knee. |
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| Articular surface: shallow depression |
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| proximal end of a long bone in which the metaphysis and ephysis are expanded to increase the size of the articular surface |
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| Examples: Elbow, ankle, knee |
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| Type of cartilage that makes up the flexible part of the nose |
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| Turning the sole of the foot medially. |
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| joins occipital to parietals |
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| the distal ends of the tibia and fibula have such projections that articulate with the talus of the foot |
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| Widened area at the end of a bone. Joins the bone's shank to its heads. |
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| joins occipital to temporals |
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| Line that splits the pelvis into the false pelvis and true pelvis. |
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| The membrane capsule that surrounds all cartilaginous structures |
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| Example: intervertebral joints between the vertebrae of the spine |
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| Process: tubercle/tuberosity |
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| small/large rounded process, typically a site of attachment for a tendon or ligament |
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| Rotating the forearm posteriorly |
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| Nonangular movement toward the anterior |
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| Nonangular movement toward the posterior |
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| Turning a bone around its own long axis |
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| Example: joint at the ball of the wrist. |
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| cavity filled with air and lined with mucus membrane (found only in the skull) |
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| joins temporals to parietals |
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| groove or trench in which nerves, blood vessels, or tendons lie |
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| Rotating the forearm anteriorly. |
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| Bone in the foot that articulates with the tibia and fibula. |
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| Larger of the two leg bones that lies below the knee. |
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| grooved articular surface that has the appearance of a pulley |
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| joins frontal to parietals |
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| round or oval opening allowing passage of nerves and blood vessels |
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| tubular passage containing soft tissue |
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| distinct projection from the bone surface |
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| joins parietal to parietal |
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| Blood-filled spaces in spongy bone surrounded by a network of mineralized spicules. |
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| One of two condyles at the distal end of the humerus that articulates with the radius |
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| A feature common to all vertebrae, a depression in which the intervertebral disc rests. |
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| A thyroid secretion that acts to protect against increases in plasma Ca++ by stimulating bone formation. |
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| Connects the medial meniscus with the medial epicondyle. |
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| Located on the rib in the inferior inner surface that carries a costal nerve and blood vessels. |
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- Vitamin D
- calcitonin
- parathormone
- estrogens
- testosterone |
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| Hormones that control bone growth and mineralization |
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