Basic skeletal anatomy

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skull
cranium
jaw
mandible
spine
vertebrae
breast bone
sternum
collar bone
clavicle
shoulder blade
scapula
upper arm
humerus
forearm
radius
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forearm
ulna
wrist
carpals
hips
pelvis
upper leg
femur
lower leg
tibia
lower leg
fibula
ankle
tarsals
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Level 56
Aug 9, 2016
its radius. and should accept fibula.
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Level 10
Jan 19, 2018
This is just wrong:

1. Its spelt Radius

2. Its spelt Fibula

3. The wrist bone is the Radio-Ulna (Carpals are the fingers)

4. The ankle is made up of the Talus and the ends of the tibia and fibula (Tarsals are the toes)

Change these!!

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Level 67
Dec 21, 2018
You are wrong about the wrist. The wrist is called carpus. And is made up of the carpal bones. Carpals bones are definitely NOT fingers. Fingers consist of phalanges, namely; distal, intermediate and proximal phalanges. (I know less about the ankle but the talus together with the tarsal bones is called the tarsus. Again; the tarsal bones are definitely NOT the toes...The toes like fingers consist of the following phalanx bones; distal, middle/intermediate and proximal. (both big toe and thumb do not have the intermediate phalanx)
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Level 67
Dec 21, 2018
PS: radio-ulna I believe is where the radio and ulna meet (not the arm and the hand) and is/can be situated both near the wrist as well as the elbow. It is simply where the two bones of the lower arm touch eachother.