
What is #19?
carpals
What is the hollow space inside letter A and what does it contain?
medullary cavity contains yellow marrow (fat)
What part of the bone is letter A?
diaphysis
scientific name for the jaw and is it axial or appendicular?
mandible, axial
What bone is B and is it axial or appendicular?
sternum, axial
Disease caused when bones become brittle due to not making enough osteocytes, can cause fractures
Osteoporosis

#1 and #24 are what type of bones?
flat
Example of an irregular bone (DAILY DOUBLE)
vertebrae, mandible

What are #3 and #4?
clavicle and scapula
kneecap
patella
The protective layer around the bone, important in bone repair & bone growth
periosteum
Red bone marrow is found in what type of bone & produces what?
spongy bone, blood cells

What is #11?
femur

What is #23
humerus
What is the name of freely moveable joints?
synovial
What is the term for the ends of this long bone?
epiphyses (one is an epiphysis)

Fracture common in children, bone is not completely broken
greenstick fracture

What is #7?
radius
Ankle bones are called _____________.
tarsals
The fracture that breaks through the skin
Compound fracture

What is #13?
tibia
What is the process of bone formation?
ossification
3 of 4 Functions of the Skeletal System
1. Making blood cells (Hematopoiesis_
2. Storage of fat
3. Protection
4. Support
What is the type of fracture when the bone breaks cleanly but does not break the skin?
simple fracture

What are#7 & #8?
lumbar and sacrum