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Definition 1 of 107
A roughened bony prominence usually serving as the site of attachment for muscles or
connective tissue structures

Process


Condyle

Endoderm

Ligaments

Definition 2 of 107
Farther from the mid plane of the body

Knee

Tuberosity

Lateral

Sagittal

Definition 3 of 107
Diarthrosis (hinge); flexion, extension, slight rotation

Lateral

Endoderm


Proximal ends of tibia and fibula

Knee

,Definition 4 of 107
- Lateral condyl
- Medial condyle
- Tibial tuberosity - for attachment of the patellar ligament
- Anterior border of the tibia - "shin" bone
- Medial malleolus - inside "Ankle" bone of the tibia

Fibula


Medial

Tarsal Bones (7)

Tibia

Definition 5 of 107
(Number one through five from medial to lateral)
First metatarsal, etc

Germ Cell Layers

Metatarsals (5)


Neuroanatomy

Epithelial Tissue

,Definition 6 of 107
- Sacroiliac joint - The attachment of the lower limb with the axial skeleton
- Pelvic brim - Inferior to the pelvic brim, the true pelvis is located between the pelvic bones.
The false pelvic is the space above the pelvic brim between the iliac bones
- Anterior superior iliac spine
- Pubic tubercle
- Iliac crest
- Ischial spine
- Symphysis pubis - the joining of the two ossa coxae anteriorly

Pelvic Girdle (Axial Skeleton)

Diathroses (synovial) joint

Os Coxae Anatomy (Medial)


Pelvic Girdle (Appendicular Skeleton)

Definition 7 of 107
A small, blunt or rounded process

Patella

Osteocytes


Aponeurosis

Tubercle

Definition 8 of 107
Study of the developing organism from the time of fertilization to birth

Embryology

Histology

Neuroanatomy


Osteoporosis

, Definition 9 of 107
Portion of the skeletal system that consists of the skull, rib cage, and vertebral column

Hair follicle


Embryology

Capillary network

Axial Skeleton

Definition 10 of 107
Tibia (Thick and Medial) and Fibula (Thin and Lateral)

Long Bone Anatomy

Metatarsophalangeal (MP)

Neuroanatomy

Leg (Knee to Ankle)

Definition 11 of 107
The major protein of the fibers in connective tissue structures

Collagen

Condyle

Ligaments

Organ

Definition 12 of 107
Study of the structure of the nervous system

Osteoporosis

Neuroanatomy

Histology

Gross Anatomy

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