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- Labeling exercises – one for all bones
- Site also contains practice tests, flashcards, crossword puzzles,
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- This is a great site, which works well when listening to online lectures. It
contains both figures and actual pictures, which can be viewed side by
side.
- Steps to view the bones:
- Click the part of the body (example: click on the head and neck on
the figure)
- Click the “osteology”
- You can also place the pictures next to a labeled figure by clicking “Refer
to Figure”
- You can also view pictures of a dissection of the same portion of the
body, that is if you stomach can take it!
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- This website is a joint project from 14 universities in Wisconsin.
- Histology covers compact (dense bone), spongy (cancellous bone)
haversian bone, and hyaline cartilage
- Each site has associated practice tests.
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- Practice labeling bones from many different views, all parts of the body,
even radiological views.
- Single player and multiplayer games
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- Contains and article about the bones of the face and their function,
location, etc
- Click on the illustrations located at the end of the article (also links to
them within the article) to make the larger
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Dr. Robert Droual
Medesto Junior College
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- Short YouTube Videos
- These are advanced videos, but they give a clear description and has
excellent models used in each video
- Good explanation of bone development and breakdown
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