A
What is osteology? A. study of bones B. bones that resorbs C. Mature bone cell encased bony extracellular matrix D. Cell which deposited
A. study of bones
tissue inside compact bone which is very porous A. Cancellous bone B. Compact Bone. C. Flat Bone D. Irregular Bone
A. Cancellous bone
are mostly broad, flat bones like the skull bones A. Intramembranous bone B. Hyaline cartilage C. Endochondral bones D. Greenstick
A. Intramembranous bone
a genetic disorder resulting in abnormal development of the fingers and toes A. Ectrodactyly B. Resorption C. Decomposition D. Osteoclasts
A. Ectrodactyly
Which of the following is a Tarsal bone a. pisiform b. lunate c. calcaneus d. trapezoid
c. calcaneus
Osteocytes are located in tiny, bony chambers called A. central Canal B. canaliculi C. osteons D lacunae
D lacunae
What is an osteoblast? A. Cell which deposited B. canaliculi C. Cell which resorbs D. central Canal
A. Cell which deposited
longitudinal break A. Greenstick B Fissure C Transverse D Spiral
B Fissure
caused by twisting a bone excessively a. Transverse b. Oblique c. Comminuted d. Spiral
d. Spiral
Which of the following is a Carpal bone a. hamate b. cuboid c. navicular d. medial cuneiform
a. hamate
What is an osteocyte? A. Cell which resorbs B nerve fibers C. Mature bone cell encased bony extracellular matrix D. Cell which deposited
C. Mature bone cell encased bony extracellular matrix
Each osteo (also called a haversian system) is the A. canaliculi B. osteoclast C. connective tissue D.structural and functional unit of compact bone
D.structural and functional unit of compact bone
break occurs in the convex surface of the bend in the bone.A greenstick b Comminuted c Spiral d Fissured
A greenstick
occurs at an angle other than a right angle to the axis of the bone a. Oblique b. Comminuted c. Transverse d. Spiral
a. Oblique
include most of the bones of the skeleton a. Flat bone b. Spongy bone. c. Intramembranous bone d. Endochondral bones
d. Endochondral bones
What is an osteoclast? A. Cell which deposited B. cell which resorbs C. canaliculi D. Endochondral bone
B. cell which resorbs
Which of the four major tissue types (epithelial, connective, muscular, nervous) are found in the bone A. Connective B. Nervous C. Both D. None of the above
C. Both
Fragments the bone a. Transverse b. Spiral c. Comminuted d. Oblique
c. Comminuted
The formation of blood cells: red, white, and platelets a. fractures b. Genetics c. hematopoiesis d. epiphyseal plate
c. hematopoiesis
are mostly broad, flat bones like the skull bones a. Intramembranous bone b. Irregular bone. c Spongy bone d Endochondral bones
a. Intramembranous bone
tissue that is dense, hard, and forms the protective exterior portion of all bones A. Flat bone B Compact bone C Cancellous bone D. Irregular bones
B Compact bone
When do bones first begin to form? A. At birth B 1 year old C Once conceived D two weeks of parental development
D two weeks of parental development
occurs at an angle other than a right angle to the axis of the bone a. Spiral b. Transverse c. Oblique d. Comminuted
b. Transverse
Decrease in height at about age _____
A.30 B.40 C.45 D.50
A.30
Physical stress stimulates bone growth a. fracture b. Hormonal secretions c. Growth d. exercise
d. exercise