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#  Basics > Terminology > Body surface, cavities, skeletal system

partner of mandible:
    maxilla
arm bone:
    humerus
partner of radius:
    ulna
knee cap:
    patella
knee cap bone type:
    sesamoid
partner of tibia:
    fibula
thigh bone:
    femur
rib connective tissue:
    costal cartilege
hand bones:
    metacarpal
finger and toe bones:
    phalanges
heel bone:
    calcaneus
ankles:
    malleolus
cental skull joint:
    sagittal suture
elbow and knee pits:
    *cubital fossa
    popliteal fossa
*foreskin:
    prepuce
*thigh fibrous band:
    *iliotibial tract

*10 major muscles:  (neck,chest,back,arms,side,thighs,legs)
    sternocleidomastoid muscles
    pectoralis major
    latissimus dorsi
    biceps brachii
    triceps brachii
    external oblique muscle
    *quadriceps femoris
    *ischiocrural  [hamstring]
    *tibialis anterior muscle
    triceps surae muscles
*feature types (10 alphabetical c,c,f,f,l,r,s,s,t,t):
    *[epi]condyle  [rounded protuberance at end for articulation with another bone, esp. double]
    *crest
    *fascia  [membranous]
    *fossa  [indentation]
    *line
    *raphe  [ridged union]
    *spine
    *sulcus  [groove]
    *tubercle  [smaller attachment lump]
    tuberosity  [larger attachment lump]
surface landmarks (26, in kenhub vid sequence, j,s,c,l,l,u,a,l,c,m,i,s,i,l,p,s,s,t,r,f,t,g,c,M,m,p):
    jugular notch of sternum
    sternal angle at 2nd rib [slight ridge]
    costal margin
    linea alba
    linea semilunaris
    umbilicus
    anterior superior iliac spine
    linguinal ligament
    C7, longest spinous process
    medial border of scapula
    inferior angle of scapula
    scapular line
    iliac crest
    lumbar triangle
    posterior superior iliac spine  [dimples of Venus]
    sacral triangle
    sacroiliac joint
    thenar, hypothenar eminences
    radial foveola  [anatomical snuffbox]
    femoral triangle
    tibial tuberosity
    gluteal sulcus
    calcaneal tendon  [archilles tendon]
    McBurny's point
    mammillary line  (in diagram but not video)
    perineum  (not covered for some reason)
pelvic girdle (9 top to bottom):
    ilium
    acetabulum [socket cavity]
    acetabulofemoral joint
    sacrum
    coccyx
    pubis
    pubic symphysis
    ischium
    ischial tuberosity
vertebral column (first number vertebrae bones):
    ~33 bones, sections:
        Cervical 7 vertebrae C*
        Thoracic 12 vertebrae Th*
        Lumbar 5 vertebrae L*
        Sacrum  5 fused
        coccyx  4 fused
    vertebrae parts (6):
        body
        spinous process
        2 transverse processes
        2 pedicles
        2 laminae
        4 articular processes
    atlas location:
        C1
    axis:
        C2
        odontoid process
rib counts:
    12 = 7 true + 3 false + 2 floating [don't even make it to front]
sternum parts with rib locations:
    manubrium.  ribs 1 + 2
    xiphoid process.  rib 7
larynx vertebral location:
    C3 to C6
shoulder girdle (6):
    acromion  continuation of scapular spine above shoulder to connect to clavicle
    acromiolavicular AC joint  tiny
    coracoid [raven's-beak] process lateral-most of scapula pointing anteriorly
    glenoid fossa/cavity   socket for humerous, lateral-most of scapula
    glenohumeral joint
    superior and inferior spinous fossa
forearm (2):
    olecranon of ulna [proximal socket, elbow cap]
    styloid processes
arm (1):
    intertubercular sulcus == bicipital groove
femur (4):
    femur condyles are like 2 posterior inferior tubes that stand on the tibial plateau
    linea aspera
    lesser/greater trochanter [at proximal femur]
    intertrochanteric crest [at posterior]
tarsal bones (6 top to bottom):
#   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Navicular_bone#/media/File:Foot_bones_-_tarsus,_metatarsus_and_phalanges.jpg
    talus
    navicular bone
    cuboid bone
    coneiform bones
    metatarsal bones
    phalanges