Bones
Bones, the sequel
How I Met your Bone Development
Law and Joints
How to get away with Disorder
100

The femur

What is the biggest bone?

100

The clavicle 

What bone is easily broken?

100

Vitamin D

What vitamin makes our bones stronger?

100

Balls & socket (shoulder/hip)

Hinge (elbow, knee)

Pivot (lower arm)

Saddle (thumb)

What are the types of synovial joint?

100

Most common bone cancer; affects long bones; knee, hip, shoulder regions

What is Osteosarcoma

200

The tibia

What is medial to the fibula?

200

Red marrow

What marrow is inside the ilium?

200

Forms bone matrix

What is an osteoblast?

200

Synarthrotic (not moveable, sutures), amphiarthrotic (slightly moveable), and diarthrotic (moveable)

What are the types of joints/articulations?

200

Common cause of heel pain;Inflammation of the plantar fascia

What is plantal fasciitis ?


300

Carpals, metacarpals, and phalanges

What bone make up the hand?

300

Tarsals, metatarsals, and phalanges 

What bone makes up the feet?

300

A band of cartilage between the epiphysis and diaphysis

What is the epiphyseal disk?

300

18 different movements

Ex. Flexion, supination, abduction, depression, etc. 

How many movements does our body allow? Name a few examples.

300

Kyphosis (hunchback curve), lordosis (swayback in lower region), and ankylosis (severe arthritis in the spine and vertebrae fuse)

What are the abnormalities of the spine?

400

The epiphysis (end), the medullary cavity (inside part) and the diaphysis (long middle part)

What is the long bone consisted of?

400

Head, neck, trunk 

Skull

Hyoid bone

Vertebral column

Thoracic cage

Sternum

What are the axial bones?

400

Maintains bone tissue

What is an osteocyte?

400

1. Between frontal and parietal 

2. Between temporal and parietal

3. Between parietal and occipital 

Where is the (1)coronal, (2) Squamous, and (3) Lambdoid suture located?

400

Fibrodysplasis ossificans progressive 

What soft tissue regrows as bone? (hint: munchmeyer disease)

500

Tiny canals that link osteocytes

What is canaliculi?

500

1.) Enclosed in tiny chambers

2.) Rings around a have risen canal that houses blood vessels

1.) Where is lacunae stored?

2.) What are lamellas?

500

Resorption 

What is the process called when osteoclasts dissolve bone tissue to release minerals?

500

Abduction is limb away the body while adduction is limb towards the body

What is the difference between adduction  and abduction?

500

An autoimmune disease which cause joint stiffness and bone deformity 

What is rheumatoid arthritis?

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