HST Skeleton Terminology I

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jsyee  on November 20, 2008

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Health Science Technology

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Landmark of bones
Divisions of landmarks:

A) Processes

B) Foramina

C) Fossae and grooves

D) Fontanelles "Soft spots," where infant skull has not completely closed

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HST Skeleton Terminology I

mastoid
A) behind the ear
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mastoid A) behind the ear
acromion A) shoulder
olecranon A) elbow
iliac crest A) front of hip
ischial spine A) bony portion
ischial tuberosity A) helps support weight when you sit
acetabulum A) deep socket in hip bone, where the hip connects
greater trochanter A) large ball on the top end of the femur, fits into the acetabulum
medial malleolus A) inner ankle
foramen magnum B) hole at the base of skull
intervertebral foramina B) hole through vertebrae, contains spinal cord
fossae C) valley like depressions
grooves C) narrow elongated areas, may allow for passage of blood vessels, nerves, etc.
anterior D) in babies, closes at approximate 18 months
posterior D) much smaller

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