Bone ID 1
Bone ID 2
General Structure and Function
Long Bone Anatomy
Joints, Growth, & Repair
100
Spine bones

What are the vertebrae

100
Bones around internal thoracic organs

What are the ribs?

100
This mineral is stored in bones and keeps their strong and rigid structure

What is calcium?

100

This type of bone tissue houses red marrow

What is spongy bone?

100

This type of joint can be found at the hip

What is the ball-and-socket?

200

Hip bone

What is the pelvis?

200

Thigh bone

What is the femur?

200

This is how many bones we have in the human body

How many is 206?

200

The area toward the ends of long bones where growth occurs

What is the metaphysis/epiphyseal plate?

200

The humerus, radius, and ulna form this type of joint where they articulate

What is a hinge joint?

300

Collar bone

What is the clavicle?

300

Shoulder blade

What is the scapula?

300

Bone is made of this type of tissue

What is connective tissue?

300

This part of the long bone houses yellow marrow and has a thicker layer of compact bone (use the actual vocab word)

What is the diaphysis?

300
This is the first thing that happens when your bone breaks and your body tries to control the damage

What is a blood clot?

400

Ankle bones

What are the tarsals?

400

Knee cap

What is the patella?

400

The scapula would fall into this structure classification category

What are flat bones?

400

This is the outermost layer of tissue that covers an entire long bonse

What is the periosteum?

400

The most superior pivot joint is located here

Where is the neck?

500
Shin bone

What is the tibia?

500

Lower arm bone (smaller, does not rotate)

What is the ulna?
500

This type of connective tissue is found at the ends of bones and helps prevent bones from grinding against each other at the joints

What is articular cartilage?

500
This cylindrical formation is made of osteocytes and forms the hard structure of compact bone

What is an osteon?

500

This type of bone cell converts the soft callus into hard, bony callus during bone repair

What is an osteoblast?

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