| A | B |
|---|
| bone that articulates with the scapula & sternum | clavicle |
| found on the distal end of the tibia and fibula | malleolus |
| point of articulation of scapula and clavicle | acromion process |
| longest and strongest bone | femur |
| opening in pelvic girdle for nerves and blood vessels | obturator foramen |
| sensitive dorsal part of the elbow | olecranon fossa |
| lower leg bone not involved in knee joint | fibula |
| articulates with head of femur | acetabulum |
| heads of these bones are knuckles | metacarpals |
| contains coracoid process for attachment of muscles | scapula |
| knee cap | patella |
| heel bone | calcaneus |
| finger and/or toes | phalanges |
| bone has deltoid tuberosity | humerus |
| largest bone of pelvic girdle | ilium |
| joint formed by sacrum and ilium | sacroiliac |
| structure of lower arm bones that articulates with carpals | styloid process |
| medial bone of lower leg | tibia |
| shallow, basin-like, less curved sacrum & coccyx, great than 90 degree pelvic angle | characteristics of female pelvis |
| deeper, more curved sacrum/coccyx, less than 90 degree pelvic angle | characteristics of male pelvis |
| cartilage joint between the os coxae of the pelvis; loosens during childbirth | symphysis pubis |
| the elbow; proximal, posterior projection on the ulna | olecranon process |
| lateral condyle of humerus | capitulum |
| medial condyle of the humerus | trochlea |
| the "socket" of the shoulder joint; found on the scapula | glenoid fossa |
| the lateral bone of the forarm; rotates; does not articulate with the humerus | radius |
| proximal, anterior projection on the ulna that articulates with the humerus during flexion | coronoid process |
| distal, anterior depression on the humerus that articulates with the ulna during flexion | coronoid fossa |
| distal, posterior depression on the humerus; location of the nerve for the "funny bone" | olecranon fossa |
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