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Comprehensive Guide to the Skeletal System

The document lists and describes the major bones that make up the human skeletal system. It details the skull, vertebral column, ribcage, clavicle, scapula, hands, pelvis, femur, shin, and foot. For each bone, it identifies key anatomical features such as the frontal bone of the skull, spinous process of the vertebrae, manubrium of the sternum, and trochlear notch of the ulna bone in the forearm.
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Comprehensive Guide to the Skeletal System

The document lists and describes the major bones that make up the human skeletal system. It details the skull, vertebral column, ribcage, clavicle, scapula, hands, pelvis, femur, shin, and foot. For each bone, it identifies key anatomical features such as the frontal bone of the skull, spinous process of the vertebrae, manubrium of the sternum, and trochlear notch of the ulna bone in the forearm.
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Skeletal System

Skull o Lateral border


o Inferior angle
● Frontal
o Superior angle
● Occipital
o Supraspinous fossa
● Temporal
o Scapular spine
● Parietal
o Infraspinous fossa
● Sphenoid
o Medial border
● Cribriform plate
o Subscapular fossa
● Crista Galli
● Foramen magnum Humerus
● External Occipital Protuberance o Head
● Jugular foramen o Anatomical neck
o Surgical neck
Vertebral column
o Greater tubercle
● Spinous process o Lesser tubercle
● Transverse foramen o Intertubercular groove
● Transverse process o Deltoid tuberosity
● Atlas o Lateral supracondylar
● Vertebral body ridge
● Sacrum o Medial supracondylar
o Ala ridge
o Sacral promontory o Radial fossa
o Sacral foramina o Coronoid fossa
o Transverse line o Medial epicondyle
o Median sacral crest o Lateral epicondyle
o Sacral hiatus o Capitulum
● Coccyx o Trochlea
o Olecranon fossa
Ribcage/ Clavicle Elbow and Forearm
● Jugular notch o Radial notch of ulna
● Sternum o Radial head
o Manubrium o Radial neck
o Body o Radial tuberosity
o Xiphoid process o Radial styloid process
● Clavicle o Ulnar styloid process
o Sternal end o Ulnar head
o Acromial end o Ulnar tuberosity
● Scapula o Radial notch of ulna
o Acromion process o Coronoid process
o Coracoid process o Trochlear notch
o Glenoid cavity o Olecranon process
Hands ● Medial epicondyle
o Carpal bones (ALL) ● Lateral condyle
o Metacarpals ● Medial condyle
o Phalanges ● Patellar groove
● Shaft of femur
Pelvis
● Intertrochanteric line
● Obturator foramen
Shin
● Symphysis pubis
● ASIS ● Tibia
● PSIS o Intercondylar eminence
● Ilium o Lateral condyle
● Pubis o Medial condyle
● Ischium o Tibial tuberosity
● Acetabulum o Medial malleolus
● Ischial ramus
● Fibula
● Iliac crest
o Fibular head
● Ischial tuberosity
o Lateral malleolus
Femur Foot

● Head ● Calcaneus
● Fovea capitis ● Talus
● Greater trochanter ● Cuboid
● Neck ● Cuneiform (lateral, medial,
● Intertrochanteric crest intermediate)
● Pectineal line ● Metatarsal
● Linea aspera ● Phalanges
● Lateral epicondyle

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