Kneecap is patella, upper leg bone is femur, and the term meaning pertaining to the kneecap and upper leg bone is patellofemoral.
Patellofemoral is the term meaning related to the kneecap and upper leg bone.
Osteomyelitis is the medical term meaning infection of bone and marrow.
Sesamoid bone
The scapula, or shoulder blade, is the largest bone of the shoulder complex.
The patella is what is commonly known as your knee cap. It's located in front of the leg joint between the femur (upper leg bone) and the tibia and fibula (lower leg bones), to protect the joint from being easily damaged.
Patellofemoral is the term meaning related to the kneecap and upper leg bone.
The patella is the anatomical name for the "kneecap", which is the moveable bone on the front (anterior) of the knee.
The medical term for the arm bone is the "humerus." It is the long bone that runs from the shoulder to the elbow and is part of the upper limb.
I believe that is the femur, which is the bone between your kneecap (patella) and your hip, that helps to form your upper leg.
The bone that is normally know as the kneecap is called the Patella...:D
The upper leg bone is the femur, and the largest lower leg bone is the tibia. The term meaning pertaining to these two bones is femerotibial.
Scapulohumeral means pertaining to the shoulder blade and upper arm bone.scapula (shoulder blade)Humerus (upper arm bone)
The patella is a bone (specifically, the kneecap).
The general term for softening of the bones is osteomalacia. It is usually caused by a depletion in calcium or phosphorous reserves in the bone. It can cause them to become flexible and brittle. It can also be called rickets when it occurs in children. Osteoporosis is different; it involves decreased bone mass, but not softening.The word comes from the Latin 'osteo' meaning to do with bones and the Greek word 'malakia' which means softness.osteoporosis
The patella, aka the kneecap.
Shoulder-Scapular Collar-clavicle kneecap-patella breastbone-sternum
Osteomyelitis is the medical term meaning infection of bone and marrow.