A bone to pick with you
A happening joint
Bone structure
ROM time
I got a disease!
100
the bone of the upper arm...hey! no laughing!
What is humerus
100
type of synovial joint in the elbow
What is hinge
100
The shaft of a long bone
What is diaphysis
100
bringing the hand up to the shoulder
What is flexion
100
general term for inflammation of a joint
What is arthritis
200
largest bone in the human body
What is femur
200
functional classification of immovable joints
What is synarthrosis
200
The tough white fiber that surrounds the bone and serves as a point for muscle attachment
What is periosteum
200
answering no by moving the cranium from side to side
What is rotation
200
occurs due to a vitamin d deficiency. often affects the legs
What is rickets
300
hope Hugh doesn't break this during football practice... the midline chest bone
What is sternum
300
Specific synovial joint located in the wrist and ankle
What is gliding
300
spongy bone is made up of small needle-like structures called? (This Jeopardy game is a good clue isn't it Alex)
What is trabeculae
300
bringing the tarsal phalanges up toward the tibia
What is dorsiflexion
300
Arrrrrrrgggggh! I got this disease from lack of vitamin C. I need some oranges, and a toothbrush
What is scurvy
400
the shin bone
What is tibia
400
Functional classification of slightly movable joints
What is amphiarthrosis
400
the specific type of ossification that turns cartilage models into long bones
What is endochondral
400
moving the femur in a lateral direction
What is abduction
400
Owwwww.... my big toe is inflamed today. It comes and goes periodically. I got a bad case of this
What is gout
500
the medial bone of the lower arm in anatomical position
What is ulna
500
this term is the scientific word for "joint"
What is articulation
500
Bone tissue is broken down during ossification inside the primary center by these specific cells
What is osteoblasts
500
Don't be sad :( The lowering of the mandible
What is depression
500
Type of incomplete fracture often found in younger children because their bones are still flexible.
What is greenstick
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