How Many?
How many bones are found in the adult body?
What is 206?
This functional classification is only slightly movable?
What is Amphiarthroses?
What arm bone would a nurse take your pulse from?
What is the Radius Bone?
A type of Joint with a fluid filled sac is called a ___________Joint?
What is Synovial?
This canal runs perpendicular to the Haversian canal of a long bone?
What is the Volkman's canal?
How many Cervical Vertebrae are there in the human body?
What is 7?
This structural classification of joints means freely movable?
What are Synovial Joints?
The only Movable bone in the skull is the ________?
What is the Mandible?
This type of joint allows bending or straightening along one plane?
What is a Hinge Joint?
A mature bone cell is called an _____?
What is an Osteocyte?
How many carpal bones are in the human hand?
What is 8?
This structural classification of joints means slightly movable or immovable?
What are Cartilaginous joints?
The only bone not attached in your body and articulates with your tongue?
What is the Hyoid Bone?
Another name for the hip bone?
What is the Coxal?
This type of fracture is much like a twig breaking?
What is Greenstick?
How many true ribs does a human have?
What is 7?
This functional classification of joints means immovable?
What is Synarthroses?
Another name for your hell bone is the __________?
what is the Calcaneus?
There are four classifications of joints. This classification of joint allows no movement? Hint: uni.
What is Non axial?
red marrow for blood cell formation is found in the ______ ________ of long bone?
What is the Medullary cavity?
How many fused bones make up the Scrum and coccyx bones?
What is 9?
This structural classification of joints means Generally immovable?
What are Fibrous Joints?
The sternum is made up of many fused bones. the name of the bone at the top of the sternum is the ____________?
What is the Manubrium?
These joints allow the greatest degree of motion.
What is a ball and socket joint?
This hard structure is found on the outside of long bones for protection?
what is the Periosteum?