Which shoulder-girdle bone is flat, triangular, and moves across the back of the rib cage?

Which shoulder-girdle bone is the S-shaped anterior strut that connects the breastbone to the shoulder?

Which girdle bone has the shallow socket that receives the rounded head of the upper-arm bone?

Which girdle bone acts like a brace that holds the shoulder away from the top of the chest?

Which shoulder-girdle bone has a prominent posterior spine that ends near the point of the shoulder?

Which girdle bone lies just under the skin and can be felt along its whole length at the base of the neck?

Which girdle bone provides broad posterior surfaces for rotator cuff muscle attachment?

Which girdle bone transfers force from the upper limb toward the axial skeleton at the top of the chest?

In anatomical position, which forearm bone lies on the thumb side?

In anatomical position, which forearm bone lies on the little-finger side?

Which single long bone runs from the shoulder to the elbow?

During pronation and supination, which forearm bone rotates around the other?

Which forearm bone forms the bony point of the elbow?

Which forearm bone widens distally and meets the wrist bones on the thumb side?

Which forearm bone has the large trochlear notch that grips the hinge surface at the elbow?

Which upper-limb bone has a rounded head that fits into the shoulder socket?

Which forearm bone is separated from the wrist bones by a fibrocartilage disc rather than articulating directly with them?

Which forearm bone carries the styloid process closest to the thumb at the wrist?

Which group of bones sits between the forearm and the palm?

Which group of bones forms the palm between the wrist and the fingers?

Which group of bones makes up the fingers and thumb?

Which group consists of eight short bones arranged in two rows at the base of the hand?

Which group consists of five bones numbered I through V from thumb side to little-finger side?

Which group has two bones in the thumb but three bones in each finger?

Which group has distal heads that form the knuckles when a fist is made?

Which group of hand bones has 14 bones in each hand?

Which fused part of the coxal bone is the broad, flaring superior portion?

Which fused part of the coxal bone bears much of the body's weight when a person sits?

Which fused part of the coxal bone forms the anterior portion near the midline joint?

Which fused part of the coxal bone forms the high crest that can be felt at the waist?

Which fused part of the coxal bone has the tuberosity where most of the hamstring muscles attach?

Which fused part of the coxal bone has the tubercle where the medial end of the inguinal ligament attaches?

Which fused part of the coxal bone joins the sacrum at the sacroiliac joint?

Which fused part of the coxal bone forms much of the front and upper border of the obturator opening?

Which bone is the longest and strongest bone, running from the hip to the knee?

Which bone is the kneecap embedded in the tendon on the front of the knee?

Which lower-leg bone is medial and carries body weight from the knee toward the ankle?

Which lower-leg bone is slender, lateral, and mainly provides muscle attachment and ankle stability?

Which bone has a head that fits into the hip socket?

Which lower-leg bone forms the bony bump on the inner side of the ankle?

Which lower-leg bone forms the bony bump on the outer side of the ankle?

Which thigh bone has greater and lesser trochanters for muscle attachment near its proximal end?

Which bone increases the leverage of the quadriceps tendon during knee extension?

Which of these bones is not part of the knee joint?

Which group of bones forms the ankle region at the back half of the foot?

Which ankle bone is the largest and forms the heel?

Which ankle bone receives weight from the tibia and fibula and sits above the heel bone?

Which group forms the five long bones of the midfoot just before the toes?

Which group of bones makes up the toes?

Which medial ankle bone lies near the middle of the foot and helps support the arch?