Axial Skeleton
Long bone Anatomy
Skull bones &
Facial muscles
Facial muscles
Appendicular Skeleton
100
The axial skeleton consists of these general parts.
The skull, the vertebral column, and the rib cage.
100
A cell that secretes the matrix for bone formation.
Osteoblast.
100
The muscle labeled 1.
Frontalis.
100
The number of bones in the appendicular skeleton.
126.
200
Intervertebral discs are composed of this tissue.
Fibrocartilage (connective tissue).
200
The cartilaginous line of growth that later ossifies.
Epiphyseal plate.
200
The average number of facial muscles on a human.
43.
200
The bone labeled 5.
Radius.
300
Humans have this many pairs of true ribs.
7 pairs (1-7).
300
The structure labeled H.
Periosteum.
300
The keystone bone of the skull.
Sphenoid.
300
This bone is the strongest in the human body.
Femur.
400
This is a diagram of the ____________.
Auditory ossicles.
400
The fundamental functional unit of much compact bone.
Osteon (haversian system).
400
The muscle labeled 5.
Buccinator.
400
The pubic arch of a female is greater than ___ degrees.
90.
500
The structure labeled 1.
Superior costal facet.
500
This hormone released by the anterior pituitary gland is the most important hormone for stimulating epiphyseal plate activity in childhood.
Growth hormone (GH).
500
The arrow is pointing to this part of the temporal bone.
Mastoid process.
500
The bone labeled 4.
Cuboid.