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| Large rounded projection; may be roughened; site of attachment |
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| Narrow ridge of bone, usually prominent; site of attachment |
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| Very large, blunt, irregularly shaped process; only on the femur; site of attachment |
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| Narrow ridge of bone; less prominent than a crest; site of attachment |
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| Raised area on or above a condyle; site of attachment |
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| Sharp, slender, often pointed projection; site of attachment |
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| Any bony prominence; site of attachment |
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| Bony expansion carried on a narrow neck; form joints |
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| Smooth, nearly flat articular surface; help form joints |
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| Rounded articular projection; help form joints |
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| Armlike bar of bone; help form joints |
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| Canal-like passageway; allow vessels/nerves to pass |
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| Cavity within a bone, filled with air and lined with mucous membrane; allow vessels/nerves to pass |
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| Shallow, basinlike depression in a bone, often serving as an articular surface; allow vessels/nerves to pass |
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| Furrow; allow vessels/nerves to pass |
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| Narrow, slitlike opening; allow vessels/nerves to pass |
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| Round or oval opening through a bone; allow vessels/nerves to pass |
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| Two sides of the pelvic girdle |
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| Attach appendicular and axial skeleton; attach ilium to sacrum |
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| Attach ossa coxae at pubis, made of fibrocartillage, generally thicker in women; during pregnancy women produce relaxin to break down cartillage |
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| Correct orientation of pelvic girdle |
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| Anterior superior iliac spine in same frontal/coronal plane as pubic tubercle |
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| Marks space between the true pelvis and the false pelvis |
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| Superior to pelvic brim, in the space between iliac bones, anterior; part of the abdomen, contains abdominal viscera |
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| Inferior to pelvic brim, contains pelvic organs |
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| Axial skeleton, 5 fused vertebrae, anterior/posterial sacral foramina that nerves pass through; contains sacral canal that's part of spinal column, nerves; auricular surfaces that articulate with pelvic girdle |
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| Not part of the pelvic girdle, tailbone |
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| Superior part of os coxae |
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| Most inferior part of os coxae |
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| Os coxae; inferior to ilium, anterior to ischium |
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| Where ilium, ischium, and pubis fuse together; articulation point with head of femur to form hip joint; always points out laterally |
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| When you put your hands on your hip; L4 level is highest point, where belly button is; ends are anterior and superior iliac spine |
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| Anterior/Posterior Superior Iliac Spine |
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| End points of iliac crest; anterior orients pelvis |
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| Anterior/Posterior Inferior Iliac Spine |
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| On Ilium; creates greater sciatic foramen, sciatic notch runs through |
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| Separates greater and lesser sciatic notch |
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| Usually covered by gluteus maximus; exposed when you sit, holds weight when sitting |
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| Inferior/Superior Ramus of Pubis |
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| Flat surfaces of pubis, split by pubic tubercle |
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| Large foramen inferior to acetabulum; nothing really passes through |
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| Between Inferior/Superior pubic ramus; orients pelvis |
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| Points in medially; articulates with acetabulum |
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| Greater/Lesser Trochanter |
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| Large is superior and lateral; on femur |
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| Posteriorly connects greater/lesser trochanter on femur |
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| Anteriorly connects greater/lesser trochanter on femur |
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| Insertion of gluteus maximus muscle on femur |
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| Posterior side of diaphysis of femur, split into medial and lateral condylar lines |
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| Anterior inferior side of femur; splits lateral/medial condyle; articulates with patella |
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| Medial/Lateral Condyle of Femur |
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| Inferior sides of femur; medial on same side of head |
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| Posterior side of femur; superior half of floor of popliteal fossa |
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| Medial/Lateral Epicondyle |
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| Roughened outer surface of condyles on femur |
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| Medial distal end of femur; attaches to adductor muscles |
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| Artucular surfaces for medial/lateral femoral condyle; sesamoid bone found in quadriceps tendon, inferior portion of tendon is patellar ligament running to tibial tuberosity |
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| Medial bone of leg; weight bearing |
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| Lateral bone of let; doesn't participate in knee joint, under plateau of tibia; posterior end has a fossa |
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| Medial/Lateral Condyle of Tibia |
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| Articulate with Medial/Lateral Condyle of Femur; |
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| Anterior superior medial tibia; insettion of quadriceps femoris tendon |
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| Sharp line down medial anterior diaphysis; shin |
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| Distal medial end of tibia; bump on ankle; helps hold on to talus |
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| Distal end of fibula, lateral part of leg; lateral bump of ankle; more pointed than head; helps hold on to talus |
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| Tarsal; creates ankle joint with tibia and fibula; dorsiflexion and plantar flexion at ankle joint |
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| Tarsal; heel bone; inversion and eversion with talus at intertarsal joint; more inversion possible before foot hits medial malleolus; overinversion is usually cause of sprained ankle |
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| 7: talus, calcaneus, navicular, cuboid, 3 cuniforms; ankle bones |
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| Tarsal; distal to talus, medial side of foot |
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| Tarsal; distal to calcaneus, lateral to cuniforms |
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| Tarsals; Lateral, intermediate, medial; distal to navicular; |
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| Digits; plananx (singular); proximal, middle, and distal phananges; halux only has two phalanges; numbered medial to lateral; 14 |
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| Not considered digits; 5; numbered medial to lateral (big toe to pinky toe) |
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