Can someone name all of the 206 bones in the body?

Question

I need it to study for tommorow's test.

My teacher never teach us ALL of the 206 bones.

Thanks if you help!

* remember we have have 2 of most bones like 2 ulnas,femurs,etc.

Dont be too specific on the bones like the phalanges.

Just saying how many phalanges are fine :)

Here is me trying to name all the bones( i think i spelled some wrong too):

Cranium (1)

Mandible (1)

Maxila (1)

Clavicle ( dont know how many we have)

Scapula ( 1 i think)

Ribs ( dont remember how much)

Ulna ( 2)

Radius (2)

Femur (2)

Tibia (2)

Humerous (2)

Fibula(2)

Umm to keep going uh...

Tarsals

Metatarsals ( dont remember how many)

Carpals

Meta Carpals

Phanlages ( i think 28?)

vertebrae

ummm

coocyx

Believe me.. she doesnt. I swear.

And not all of them are in the book either!

Answer 1

I'm actually quite good with naming bones but typing them all out would take a while so here you go:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_bones_of_the_human_skeleton

Good luck on the test :) Hope this helps

Answer 2

to start with -

1. Axial skeleton:
Skull - 8 bones
Facial bones - 14
Bones of ears - 6
Hyoid bone - 1
Vertebral column - 26
Ribs - 12 pairs = 24
Sternum, Manubrium and Xiphoid process - 3 bones

2. Appendicular skeleton:
Pectoral girdle:
Scapula - 2
Clavicle - 2
Humerus - 2
Radius - 2
Ulna - 2
Total carpals - 16
Total metacarpals - 10
Total phalanges - 28

Pelvic girdle:
Hips - 2
Femur - 2
Patella - 2
Tibia - 2
Fibula - 2
Total Tarsals - 14
Total metatarsals - 10
Total phalanges - 28

so that comes to about 208.. i guess there are some variations in the no. of facial bones etc.
so, thats it!

Answer 3

In the skull (22):

1-9. cranium - 8 cranial bones (frontal, parietal (2), temporal (2), occipital, sphenoid, ethmoid) and 13 facial bones (nasal (2), maxilla (2), lacrimal (2), zygomatic (2), palatine (2), vomer, inferior nasal conchae(2))
7. mandible
In the middle ears (6):

malleus
incus
stapes
In the throat (1):

hyoid
In the shoulder girdle (4):

25. clavicle
29. scapula
In the thorax (25):

10. sternum
28. ribs
In the vertebral column (26):

8. cervical vertebrae
thoracic vertebrae
14. lumbar vertebrae
16. sacrum
coccyx
In the arms (6):

11. humerus
26. condyles of humerus
12. ulna
13. radius
27. head of radius
In the hands (54):

carpals:
scaphoid
lunate
triquetrum
pisiform
trapezium
trapezoid
capitate
hamate
metacarpals
phalanges:
proximal phalanges
intermediate phalanges
distal phalanges
In the pelvis (2):

15. ilium and ischium
In the legs (8):

18. femur
17. hip joint (joint, not bone)
22. greater trochanter of femur
23. condyles of femur
19. patella
20. tibia
21. fibula
In the feet (52):

tarsals:
calcaneus
talus
navicular bone
medial cuneiform bone
intermediate cuneiform bone
lateral cuneiform bone
cuboidal bone
metatarsals
phalanges:
proximal phalanges
intermediate phalanges
distal phalanges

Answer 4

Yup, but....

Sweets... all of that is in your book. And MY knowledge isn't in YOUR brain for the test tomorrow....... sorry

Psssssssssst and you're not going to do too well in that English test coming up, either.... "My teacher never TEACH us ...."
ought to be "taught"

Pay more attention, hon. Be a success instead of a sucker.
(One who sucks on others for information.............)

Answer 5

I don't usually refer people to wiki, but here's a handy list.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_bones_of_the_human_skeleton

Answer 6

Run through this web site, it has them all.