I need help with a anatomy crossword puzzle. I have most of it done but there ar
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I need help with a anatomy crossword puzzle. I have most of it done but there are a few I can't figure out. You don't have to find the word in the puzzle just the answer to the hint. However, I will include the puzzle just in case it helps. Here is the hints they give for each one.
The keystone to your arch
The medial most bone in the proximal row of carpals
The long bones that make up the mid-foot
Unites to close the pelvic girdle anteriorly
The proximal most structure on the humerus and femur
SAXHETABULU CBIT . DIOT HCLVUBERCL TUBERCLEDDBGON OTLEDRIUI / K A L F T UNAMOLTROCHLEAVIA MKRRAUPGAHFEMURBS C F R I R I B UP PNOARCLDELNCPOBAN BCRESTYLDATOSTAB AKDRALUCIVANKCQVU LAES PTI BOILDHUPDS RULOUTNCKYRDEPF PISI FORMELPLADHu ALKDI PSDLEJ APYKRG SPINOUSFOSSA ATARSALKSULAT RQZETAMAHUMERUSL NME X OINFRASPINOUSFOSSAT TUQZFIBULABVDPJIPS XSLU ORBITAJIROTCUDDAN IROTCUDDANOUR >>MRDWAERSUIDAR AXILLARYBORDERS VABCCNKNUNCKAI-LIU -SCH-UMVSPBALUPACSExplanation / Answer
Keystone of your arch is the arches of foot.formed by tarsal and metatarsal bones, that is strengthen by ligaments and tendons that allows the weight bearing of foot. Medial most bone in the proximal row of carple bones is pisiform. Midfoot is formed by 5 tarsal bones namely navicular, cuboid and three cuneiforms that are lateral, intermediate and medial. Public symphysis, unites to close the pelvic girdle anteriorly. Head is the proximal most structure on humerus and femur. Adductor tubercle, is the distal aspect of the femur to which muscles attached.
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