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Bone, Cartilage and Joint Sheet

Every bone in the reference with its bone type, palpable landmarks, and articulations, grouped by body region, with the laryngeal cartilages and the named joints on the same sheet.

Bone, Cartilage and Joint Sheet

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Bones - Upper limb

Bones - Upper limb - Bone, Cartilage and Joint Sheet. Every bone in the reference with its bone type, palpable landmarks, and articulations, grouped by body region, with the laryngeal cartilages and the named joints on the same sheet.
BoneBone typeKey landmarksArticulations
ClavicleAn atypical long bone, with a small or poorly defined marrow cavityMedial sternal end; lateral acromial end; inferior conoid tubercle and trapezoid line; groove for subclaviusManubrium at the sternoclavicular joint; scapular acromion at the acromioclavicular joint
HumerusA long bone with an expanded end at each jointProximal head and anatomical neck; greater and lesser tubercles with the bicipital groove between them; surgical neck; deltoid tuberosity and radial groove on the shaft; distal epicondyles, capitulum, trochlea and radial, coronoid and olecranon fossaeHead with the scapular glenoid; capitulum with the radial head; trochlea with the ulnar trochlear notch

Bones - Lower limb

Bones - Lower limb - Bone, Cartilage and Joint Sheet. Every bone in the reference with its bone type, palpable landmarks, and articulations, grouped by body region, with the laryngeal cartilages and the named joints on the same sheet.
BoneBone typeKey landmarksArticulations
CalcaneusShort bone of the tarsus; the largest tarsalPosterior calcaneal tuberosity; medial sustentaculum tali; lateral fibular trochlea (peroneal tubercle)Talus above at talocalcaneal articulations and cuboid in front at the calcaneocuboid joint
FemurLong bone of the thighHead and fovea; neck; greater and lesser trochanters; intertrochanteric line and crest; gluteal tuberosity and linea aspera; condyles, epicondyles, adductor tubercle and intercondylar fossaAcetabulum at the hip; tibia and patella at the knee

Bones - Thorax

Bones - Thorax - Bone, Cartilage and Joint Sheet. Every bone in the reference with its bone type, palpable landmarks, and articulations, grouped by body region, with the laryngeal cartilages and the named joints on the same sheet.
BoneBone typeKey landmarksArticulations
SternumFlat boneManubrium; Sternal body; Xiphoid process; Manubriosternal angle; Jugular notch; Clavicular notchesClavicles at the sternoclavicular joints; costal cartilages of ribs 1–7
Typical ribFlat boneHead; Neck; Tubercle; Rib angle; Curved shaft; Costal grooveHead with adjacent vertebral bodies in a typical rib; tubercle with the same-numbered vertebra's transverse process; anterior end with costal cartilage

Bones - Pelvis

Bones - Pelvis - Bone, Cartilage and Joint Sheet. Every bone in the reference with its bone type, palpable landmarks, and articulations, grouped by body region, with the laryngeal cartilages and the named joints on the same sheet.
BoneBone typeKey landmarksArticulations
SacrumAn irregular bone produced by fusion of the sacral vertebrae.Recognizable features include the promontory, alae, sacral foramina, median crest, hiatus and paired auricular surfaces.Joins L5 superiorly, the two hip bones laterally and the coccyx inferiorly.

Bones - Back

Bones - Back - Bone, Cartilage and Joint Sheet. Every bone in the reference with its bone type, palpable landmarks, and articulations, grouped by body region, with the laryngeal cartilages and the named joints on the same sheet.
BoneBone typeKey landmarksArticulations
Atlas (C1)Irregular bone of the cervical spineAnterior and posterior arches; paired lateral masses; transverse foramina; articular surface for the dens behind the anterior archOccipital condyles above; the axis below and at the dens
Axis (C2)Irregular bone of the cervical spineDens (odontoid process); usually forked spinous process; paired superior articular surfaces; pars interarticularisAtlas at median and paired lateral atlanto-axial joints; C3 through a disc and paired facet joints

Bones - Head & neck

Bones - Head & neck - Bone, Cartilage and Joint Sheet. Every bone in the reference with its bone type, palpable landmarks, and articulations, grouped by body region, with the laryngeal cartilages and the named joints on the same sheet.
BoneBone typeKey landmarksArticulations
Ethmoid boneIrregular cranial boneCribriform plate, crista galli, perpendicular plate, ethmoidal air cells, and superior and middle nasal conchaeFrontal, sphenoid and vomer; paired nasal, lacrimal, maxillary, palatine and inferior nasal concha bones
Frontal boneFlat cranial boneSquamous and orbital parts; glabella; supraorbital margins with notches or foramina; frontal sinusesPaired parietal bones at the coronal suture; sphenoid and ethmoid; paired nasal, lacrimal, maxillary and zygomatic bones

Cartilages - Head & neck

Cartilages - Head & neck - Bone, Cartilage and Joint Sheet. Every bone in the reference with its bone type, palpable landmarks, and articulations, grouped by body region, with the laryngeal cartilages and the named joints on the same sheet.
CartilageCartilage typeKey landmarksArticulationsOssification
Arytenoid cartilagePaired cartilages with a mainly hyaline body; elastic cartilage occurs at the apex and especially the tip of the vocal process.Apex and base; anterior vocal process and lateral muscular process. Cricoarytenoid, thyroarytenoid and interarytenoid muscles attach to different surfaces.The base forms a synovial joint with the cricoid lamina. A corniculate cartilage rests on the apex.The hyaline regions can ossify with age, with considerable individual variation; the elastic vocal-process tip normally remains flexible.
Corniculate and cuneiform cartilagesBoth are paired elastic cartilages.Corniculate elevations lie posteriorly over the arytenoid apices; cuneiform elevations are farther anterior and lateral in the aryepiglottic folds.Corniculates articulate with, and sometimes fuse to, the arytenoid apices. Cuneiforms are supported by the folds without a cartilage-to-cartilage articulation.They normally retain elastic cartilage rather than following the prominent age-related ossification pattern of the thyroid and cricoid.

Joints - Thorax

Joints - Thorax - Bone, Cartilage and Joint Sheet. Every bone in the reference with its bone type, palpable landmarks, and articulations, grouped by body region, with the laryngeal cartilages and the named joints on the same sheet.
JointJoint typeArticulating surfacesLigamentsMovementsBlood supply
Costovertebral jointsSynovial joints at the rib head and costotransverse articulationTypical head with the same-numbered vertebra, vertebra above and intervening disc; tubercle with the same-numbered transverse processRadiate and intra-articular ligaments at the head; costotransverse, lateral costotransverse and superior costotransverse ligamentsSmall rotation and gliding allow combined pump- and bucket-handle rib movement; ribs 11–12 lack costotransverse jointsArticular branches of posterior intercostal arteries

Joints - Head & neck

Joints - Head & neck - Bone, Cartilage and Joint Sheet. Every bone in the reference with its bone type, palpable landmarks, and articulations, grouped by body region, with the laryngeal cartilages and the named joints on the same sheet.
JointJoint typeArticulating surfacesLigamentsMovementsBlood supply
Cricoarytenoid jointPaired synovial articulation enclosed by a capsule.Articular surface on the arytenoid base against a facet on the superior lateral cricoid lamina.The capsule and cricoarytenoid ligament constrain displacement; neighboring vocal-ligament and conus-elasticus attachments also contribute to stability.Coupled rocking, gliding and rotation reposition the arytenoid and its vocal process during vocal-fold opening and closure.Small branches of the anastomosing laryngeal arterial network supply the capsule and adjacent tissues.
Cricothyroid jointPaired synovial joints; the definition and shape of the articular facets vary.Medial surface of each inferior thyroid horn against the lateral cricoid articular region.A fibrous capsule reinforced by ceratocricoid ligaments, particularly lateral and posterior bands; their arrangement varies.Rotation around an approximately transverse axis with variable horizontal and vertical gliding.Local thyroid-artery branches, including the cricothyroid branch, supply the joint region.

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