skull		extends and laterally rotates thigh at hip
rib cage		protects the brain and sensory organs
vertebrae		not eating a lot (aka starving yourself)
clavicle		straightens forearm
scapula		autoimmune disease; attacks fluid-secreting lining of synovial joints
humerus		shoulderbone
radius and ulna		bones deformities; effect of chronic vitamin D deficiency
carpals		wrist bones
metacarpals		paralysis that can be fatal if skeletal muscles are involved (ACH is released)
phalanges		draws arm inward, extends arm behind back, rotates arm at shoulder
pelvis		chronically open, inflammed sore at the body surface or body lining; *hole in stomach
femur		extends leg straight back; bends knee
patella		upper arm bones
tibula		supports back bones
fibula		deficiency of Vitamin C
tarsals		collarbone
metatarsals		muscle and tendon overstretches and tears
osteoporosis		kneecap
osteoarthritis		fingers and toes
rheumatoid arthritis		flexes teh thigh at hip, extends the leg at the knee
strain		bones in the sole of the foot
sprain		muscles stiffen and can't be released from contraction
biceps brachii		eat a lot, then make yourself throw up
triceps brachii		decrease in bone mass usually as a result of aging
deltoid		protects the heart and lungs
pectoralis major		encloses and protects the spinal cord
quadriceps femoris		bones in the ankle
latissimus dorsi		largest weight bearing bone in upper leg
gluteus maximus		inflammation of joint as a result of aging
biceps femoris		bones in the palm of your hand
muscular dystrophy		#2 killer in the US (haha #2... :) haha)
tetanus		two bones in lower arm
botulism		draws arm forward and in toward body
anorexia nervosa		bends teh forearm at the elbow
bulimia		lower leg bone; muscle attachment
rickets		class of genetic disorders in which skeletal muscles progressively weaken
scurvey		burning pain in upper abdomen
heartburn		lower leg bone; weight bearing
ulcer		ligament overstretches and tears
diarrhea		raises arm at shoulder