bone, muscle, joints

An often sharp, quasi finger-like projection away from the main part of the bone

A long bone projection on the posterior side of each vertebra

Also called alveorbone. Thick ridge of bone which contains the tooth sockets

A moderate sized prominence (a medium bump) often a bit ugly

Joint, where 2 bones come together

Large rounded bump that is used to form a joint with another bone

A projection closely associated with a condyle, epi means above

A rounded structure, usually on proximal epiphysis

Main midsection of long bone

Segment between head & shaft of a bone

Flat, smooth surface

Depression in a bone; often named after the structure it fits in

A groove

Space between the bones of a skull in an infant or fetus

Type of joint between skull bonesbones held together by fibrous tissue

Holes or opening in a bone, usually where nerves and vessels pass

Band of dense regular connective tissue that connects bone to bone

Dense regular connective tissue that connects bone to muscle

Sheet of dense regular connectivetissues that takes place of tendon in flat muscles having a wide area of attachment

Attachment of muscle on the more stable bone

Attachment of a muscle on the more movable bone

What happens when the more movable bone is brought to the more stable bone

Muscle that provides primary force during the action

In opposition to prime mover; provides somes sort of resistance to a given movement

Muscle that acts in concert with another muscle to enhance its effects

Most common joint in the body

A movement that increases the angle between two body parts

A movement that decreases the angle between two body parts

Extension past normal

Move away from the midline of the body

Toward the midline of the body

Movement of extremity so that the distal end describes a circle while the proximal end remains fixed

Movement of a joint around its long axis, away from the midline

Movement of a joint around its long axis toward the midline

Moving a structure superiorly

Moving a structure inferiorly

Turn the palm anteriorly

Turn the wrist/hand from palm facing front to palm facing back

Flexing the ankle joint and the elevation of the sole

Extends the ankle joint elevates the heel

Turn the sole medially/inwards

Turn the sole laterally/outwards