Column A
The shoulder blade is __________to the chest
What is Dorsal?
A boy has a fracture at the distal part of the femur. This injury is closest to the _______ bone
What is tibia (or fibula)
This bone is on the thumb side of the forearm
What is the radius?
This membrane covers the outer surface of bone
What is periosteum?
The frontal bone would be called a __________ type of bone
What is flat?
The front of the elbow is called the __________ region
What is anticubital?
The patellar region is _________ to the popliteal region
What is anterior?
This bone is at the very back of the skull
What is occipital?
Trabeculae is the term used for the microscopic branches of bone within ____________ bone (type of bone tissue)
What is spongy?
_____________ is where blood cells are produced
What is bone marrow?
The carpals are ______ to the phalanges
What is proximal?
The lower back is referred to as the _________ region
What is Lumbar?
This bone is commonly referred to as the collar bone
What is clavicle?
The _________ system includes the skin, hair, and nails
What is integumentary?
A _________ is the name for a mature bone cell
What is an osteocyte?
This term refers to the buttocks
What is gluteal?
The __________ is called the axillary region
What is the armpit?
This sacrum would be considered a ________ type of bone
What is irregular?
This is another name for the shaft of a bone
What is diaphysis?
These are parts of bone that are covered in cartilage which fit together with other bones to form joints
What are condyles?
The ear is _________ to the eye
What is lateral?
The cervical region is ______ to the coxal region
What is superior?
True ribs connect directly to this bone, while false ribs do not
What is the sternum?
Cartilage is an example of this type of tissue
What is connective?
This type of fracture occurs when a bone is impacted and results in more than two pieces
What is comminuted?