2. ClavicleThe clavicle: collar bone, articulates medially with
the manubrium of thesternum and laterally with the acromion of the
scapula2 9/8/2014 3. Scapula (shoulder blade) 4. Scapula Glenoid
cavity articulates withthe humerus Acromium articulates
withclavicle Coracoid process projectsanteriorly 5. Humerus ( bone
of the arm) Humerus is the only bone in the arm Head of humerus
fits into glenoid cavityof scapula Distal & medially, trochlea
articulateswith the ulna Distal & laterally capitulum
articulateswith the radius the elbow joint. is a hinge joint
thatallows flexion and extension of theforearm.5 9/8/2014 6. Ulna
and RadiusThe forearm contains two bones:the lateral bone is the
radiusthe medial bone is the ulna7 9/8/2014 7. In the anatomical
position, the radiusis lateral (thumb side); with pronationthe palm
faces posteriorly and thebones crossLeft forearmProne: body lying
face downSuppine: body lying face upAnatomical
positionpronepronation moves the forearm into the proneposition and
supination moves it back to theanatomical position 8. Proximal is
wrist 8 carpalbones Palm of hand - 5 metacarpals Fingers (or
digits) consist ofminiature long bones calledphalanges: thumb
(pollex)has 2; fingers have 3: proximal,middle, distalHand 9.
Pelvic Girdle(Hip Girdle) Strongly attached to axial skeleton
(sacrum) Deep sockets More stable than pectoral (shoulder) girdle
Less freedom of movement Made up of the paired hip bones Bony
pelvis is basin-like structure: hip bones plus the axial sacrum and
coccyx 10. Pelvic bones13 9/8/2014 11. 14 9/8/2014 12. FemurThe
femur is the bone of the thigh. At its distal end articulation is
with thetibia, but it also articulates anteriorlywith the patella
(knee cap). The patella is the largest sesamoidbone in the body.15
9/8/2014 13. The leg contains two bones:The tibia is medial in
position, is larger thanthe laterally positioned fibula, and is
theweight bearing bone;The fibula does not take part in the
kneejoint and forms only the most lateral part ofthe ankle
joint-proximally16 9/8/2014 14. The bones of the foot The bones of
the foot consist of the tarsal bones the metatarsals, and
thephalanges. There are seven tarsal bones, which are organized in
two rows with anintermediate bone between the two rows on the
medial side. Inversion and eversion of the foot, or turning the
sole of the foot inward andoutward, respectively, occur at joints
between the tarsal bones. 15. 9/8/2014 16. Arches 17. Types of
movement20 9/8/2014 18. 21 9/8/2014 19. 22 9/8/2014
