Functions
Types of Bones
Bones of Axial skeleton
Anatomy of Long Bone
True or False
100
How many bones are in the body?
206
100
What are the 4 major types of bones
Long bones, Short bones, Flat bones, and Irregular bones
100
What are the five bones of the axial skeleton?
skull,ear,neck,spine and rib cage
100
Where is the periosteum located?
6
100
Is the mandible related lower jaw bone?
True
200
Functions in the production of red blood cells, white blood cells, and blood platelets.
Red Marrow
200
What bone is the Vertebra apart of?
Irregular bones
200
The important functions of the axial skeleton?
provides support and cushioning for your brain,spinal cord,heart,lungs and also other funtions in the axial porportion.
200
What is the enlarged end of the long bone?
Epiphysis
200
Is the maxilla related to the upper jaw bone?
True
300
Name the functions of the bone
1) support and protect
2) Body movement
3) blood cell formation
4) storage of inorganic salts
300
What are the ends of the bone called?
Epiphysis
300
The 4 major strutcure
Lamoid structure
Coronal structure
Saggital structre
Sqamous structure
300
Describe articular cartilage and Where is it loacated.
A thin layer of the hyaline cartilage and located on the distal and proximal of the bone.
300
Vertebrae of the lower back is reffered to the lumbar.
True
400
Skeleton Divides into these 2 portions:
Axial and Appendicular
400
What is the shaft of the bone called?
Diaphysis
400
What are 3 sections of the axial skeleton?
Skull
Vertebral colum
Thoraic cage
400
What is the periosteum?
Tough layer of the fibrous connective tissues that surrounds the bones and is continous with tendons and ligaments.
400
Cervical is reffered to the Neck?
True
500
What intercellular material of bone tissue contains large quantities of Phosphate?
Calcium
500
What are the thin bones and protect the body organs and tissues?
Flat bone
500
How many bones are made up of the axial skeleton?
80
500
Where is red bone marrow located and is known as?
Located within the spongy bone and is the site of blood cell formation.
Known as hematopesis.
500
The tibia does not support body weight?
false