Clavicle:
A. Shoulder blade
B. Collar bone
C. Arm bone
D. Wrist bone
E. Palm
F. Finger bones
What is B. Collar bone.
100
Metacarples:
A. Shoulder blade
B. Collar bone
C. Arm bone
D. Wrist bone
E. Palm
F. Finger bones
What is E. Palm.
100
When a fracture is parallel to long axis of the bone it is called:
A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Transverse
D. Linear
E. Incomplete
F. Complete
G. Displaced
H. Nondisplaced
What is D. Linear.
200
_________ is medial rotation of the forearm, palm faces posteriorly.
What is pronation.
200
________ is lateral rotation of forearm, palm faces anteriorly.
What is supination.
200
Scapula
A. Shoulder blade
B. Collar bone
C. Arm bone
D. Wrist bone
E. Palm
F. Finger bones
What is A. Shoulder blade.
200
When a fracture ends out of normal alignment it is called:
A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Transverse
D. Linear
E. Incomplete
F. Complete
G. Displaced
H. Nondisplaced
What is G. Displaced.
200
When a fracture is perpendicular to the long axis of the bone it is called:
A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Transverse
D. Linear
E. Incomplete
F. Complete
G. Displaced
H. Nondisplaced
What is C. Transverse.
300
________ is moving away from the midline.
What is abduction.
300
Name the 3 anatomical planes ________, _________, & ________.
What are sagittal, frontal, and horizontal.
300
Humerus
A. Shoulder blade
B. Collar bone
C. Arm bone
D. Wrist bone
E. Palm
F. Finger bones
What is C. Arm bone.
300
When a fracture ends and retains normal position it is called:
A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Transverse
D. Linear
E. Incomplete
F. Complete
G. Displaced
H. Nondisplaced
What is H. Nondisplaced.
300
When a fracture occurs and the bone ends penetrate the skin it is called:
A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Transverse
D. Linear
E. Incomplete
F. Complete
G. Displaced
H. Nondisplaced
What is B. Compound.
400
_____ is turning sole of foot outward.
What is eversion.
400
True or false:
Undersecretion of hGH during childhood produces giantism.
What is false.
400
Carpal:
A. Shoulder blade
B. Collar bone
C. Arm bone
D. Wrist bone
E. Palm
F. Finger bones
What is D. Wrist bone.
400
When a fracture breaks the bone all the way through it is called:
A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Transverse
D. Linear
E. Incomplete
F. Complete
G. Displaced
H. Nondisplaced
What is F. Complete.
400
When a fracture occurs and the bone ends do not penetrate the skin it is called:
A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Transverse
D. Linear
E. Incomplete
F. Complete
G. Displaced
H. Nondisplaced
What is A. Simple.
500
_______ is moving toward midline.
What is adduction.
500
True or false:
There are 8 carpal bones which make up the wrist.
What is true.
500
Phalanges:
A. Shoulder blade
B. Collar bone
C. Arm bone
D. Wrist bone
E. Palm
F. Finger bones
What is F. Finger bones.
500
When a fracture does not break the bone all the way through it is called:
A. Simple
B. Compound
C. Transverse
D. Linear
E. Incomplete
F. Complete
G. Displaced
H. Nondisplaced
What is E. Incomplete.
500
What are the cartilages that make up the skeletal cartilage?
A. Hyaline
B. Elastic
C. Fibrocartilages
D. All of the above