General Skeleton
Parts of a Bone
Microscopic Parts
Developing
Breaks and Healing
100

Part of the skeleton that contains the skull, spine and ribcage

What is axial skeleton
100

A substance that fills the inside cavity of a bone which makes blood cells.

What is red bone marrow?
100

A unit of bone containing a central canal and matrix rings

What is an osteon?

100

What bones start as in early development

Hyaline cartilage 

(except flat bones start as membranes)

100

Difference between open and closed fractures

What is open the bone goes through the skin, closed the bone does not go through the skin.

200

Bones that are longer than they are wide

What is long bones

200

The line in the middle of the spongy bone in the ends of a bone.

What is the epiphyseal line?

200

The purpose of a central canal

What is it carries blood vessels and nerves

200

The cells that build new bone during development and remodeling

What are osteoblasts?
200

Common fractures in small children.

What are greenstick fractures.

300

This category involves the pelvis and vertebra

What is irregular bone

300

The hollowed out area that can be filled with two types of bone marrow

What is the medullary cavity?

300

Lamella

What is a ring of osseous tissue in compact bone.

300

The purpose of the epiphyseal plate and what it is made of.

What is to provide a place for new bone growth to lengthen bones during childhood growth. What is cartilage.

300

Hematoma

What is a blood-filled swelling, the first step after a bone breaks.

400

List the parts of the skeleton that are part of the appendicular skeleton.

What are arms, legs, pelvis and shoulder blades/collar bones.

400

The two coverings that surround the bone - one is on the long part and one is on the ends

What are: 

Articular cartilage - on the ends

Periosteum - on the long part

400
Tiny openings between rings in the osteon which allow osteocytes to connect and receive resources

Canaliculi

400

Three locations of bone growth around or in a long bone during development.

What are: around the diaphysis, in the middle of the diaphysis and in the centers of the epiphysis.

400

The type of bone in a bony callus

What is spongy bone

500

The functions of the skeletal system. 

What are:

Support the body

Protect soft organs

Allow movement due to attached skeletal muscles

Store minerals and fats

Blood cell formation

500

Where is red bone marrow found, in adults and children.

What is spongy bone in adults and children (in the ends of bones, in the flat bones)

In children also found in the medullary cavities.

500

A perforating canal

What is 

Canal perpendicular to the central canal

Carries blood vessels and nerves

500

Purposes of bone remodeling in adults.

What is to maintain homeostasis of calcium levels in the blood and in response to the pull of gravity and muscles on the skeleton.

500

What replaces a hematoma in fracture healing and what is in it.

What is fibrocartilage callus containing new capillaries, connective tissue - cartilage, spongy bone, fibrous collagen