Musculoskeletal System 1-24
24 entries in the Musculoskeletal System compendium.
Radius (bone)One of the two large bones of the forearm.RibCurved bones forming the rib cage, protecting thoracic organs.Rib cageBony enclosure protecting thoracic organs and enabling breathing.SacrumTriangular bone at spine base, fusing S1–S5 by age 30.ScapulaThe shoulder blade connects upper arm to collarbone.Smooth muscleNon-striated muscle controlled by the autonomic nervous system.Spinal columnThe defining structure of all vertebrates, protecting the spinal cord.SternumA long flat bone forming the front of the rib cage.Tarsus (skeleton)Cluster of seven bones forming the ankle and hindfoot.TibiaThe larger, stronger shinbone connecting knee and ankle.UlnaLong bone of the forearm, medial to the radius.VertebraIrregular bone forming the vertebral column of vertebrates.WristComplex joint region of eight carpal bones and associated structures.Deltoid muscleMuscle forming the rounded contour of the human shoulder.Disc herniationA spinal condition where disc material bulges through a torn outer ring.Gluteus maximusLargest human muscle, key to erect posture and running.HamstringThree posterior thigh muscles crossing hip and knee.HipBall-and-socket joint connecting pelvis and femur.Hip fractureA break in the upper femur, often from a fall.ForearmRegion of the upper limb between elbow and wrist.ForeheadForehead: anatomical region bounded by hairline and bone ridges.GroinJunctional area between torso and thigh, site of adductor muscles.Human backThe large posterior area of the human body.Facial skeletonThe facial skeleton comprises fourteen bones forming part of the skull.
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