Appendicular Skeleton

• The bones in red are called the Humerus

  
• The area in red is called the Head

  
• The area in white is called the surgical neck

  A) 3

  
• The highlighted area is called the deltoid tuberosity

  
• The highlighted area is called a intertubercular groove

  
• The area in blue is called the greater tuberosity

  
• The area in green is called the lesser tuberosity

  
• The highlighted area is called the Lateral Epicondyle

  
• The highlighted area is called the Lateral Epicondyle

  
• The circled area is called the Coronoid Fossa

  
• The circled area is called the Olecranon Fossa

  
• The circled bone is called the Ulna

  
• The circled area is called the Olecranon Process

  
• The circled area is called the Radial Notch

  
• The circled area is called the Styloid Process

  
• The circled area is called the Coronoid Process

  
• This bone is called the Ulna

  
• This is called the Radius

  
• This is the Anterior view of the Radius

  
• The circled area is called the Styloid Process

  
• This is a Posterior view, the Ulna is on the left and Radius on the right

  
• This is the Radial Tuberosity of the Radius

  
• This is the head of the Radius

  
• This is the neck of the Radius

  
• Green: Proximal, Blue: Middle, Red: Distal

  
• The area circled is called the Phalanges

  
• The circled area is called the Metacarpals

  
• The circled area is called the Carpals

  
• The entire area is called the Pelvic Girdle

  
• The circled area is called the Symphysis Pubis

  
• The area circled is called the Acetabulum

  
• The highlighted area is called the Obiturator Foramen

  
• The area in purple is called the Ilium

  
• The entire bone is called the Coxal Bone

  
• The area circled is called the Iliac crest

  
• The area in blue is called the Iliac Fossa

  
• The area in red is called the Ischium

  
• The area in blue is called the Ischial Tuberosity

  
• The green area is called the Pubis

  
• The highlighted area is called the Pubic Arch, it is only shown when the two Coxal Bones are connected