How many bones are in the adult body?
206
The inner thin layer of long bones is called what?
Endosteum
This tough, fibrous layer covers the bones and protects the blood vessels and nerves. What is the name of this layer?
Periosteum
There are 2 of me. I am the bone in the upper arms.
Humerus
This type of bone cell cleans up the damaged bone.
Osteoclasts
This function of the skeletal system helps to keep you upright. Which of the 4 functions is this?
Support
This is the middle of the long bone where bone marrow cells are stored. What is the name of this space?
Medullary cavity
This is the end of a long bone and is furthest away from the center of the body.
Distal epiphysis
What bone is also known as the kneecap?
Patella
This function enables you to run. Which of the 4 functions is this?
Movement
You store these 2 minerals in your bones. Which 2 minerals?
Phosphorus and calcium
This porous, lattice-like bone tissue lies at the ends of all long bones. What type of bone is this?
Spongy bone
This vessel supplies oxygen and nutrients to the bone.
What vessel is it?
Nutrient artery
This bone in the forearm is on the same side as the pinky finger or 5th finger. What bone is this?
Ulna
What is the meaning of osteocytes?
Bone cells
This type of skeletal cell helps to build up new bone. What are they called?
Osteoblasts
If an xray has this mark on a long bone you know it belongs to pre-puberscent (prior to puberty) child. What is the name of this mark?
Epiphyseal line
Red bone marrow
These bones in the hand do NOT move. What are they called?
Metacarpals
This bone protects the anterior portion of the skull. What is the name of that bone?
Frontal bone
What is the process of bone formation called?
Osteogenesis
This part of a long bone is at both ends and acts like a shock absorber. It makes the movement of the bone joint smooth and easy. What is this connective tissue called?
Articular cartilage
This dense and hard outer layer of long bones protects, supports and gives strength to the bone.
Compact bone
This small bone could be broken off during CPR. What bone is this?
Ziphoid process
This is marrow where fat cells are stored. What type of marrow is this?
Yellow marrow
How many bones does a baby have when they are born ?
275-300 bones
This is a major portion of the bone, also known as the shaft of the long bone.
Diaphysis
This part of the bone is closest to the center of the body and comes first from superior to inferior. What part of the long bone is it?
Proximal epiphysis
This is the only moving bone in the skull? What bone is it?
Mandible
This word refers to the ankle part of the feet. It makes the ankle move. What part is it?
Tarsals