Integumentary
Introduction to Bones
Bone Markings
Axial Skeleton
Appendicular Skeleton
100

Parts of the integumentary system other than skin?

What are Hair and nails?

100

Osteocytes

What are bone cells?

100

Hole.

What is a foramen?
100

The most posterior cranial bone.

What is occipital?

100

This bone articulates with the scapula and is the most fractured bone in the body.

What is the clavicle?

200

Avascular stratified squamous tissue.

What is Epithelial?

200

The wall of the diaphysis is composed of this type of tissue.

What is compact?

200

Bony projection.

What is a process?

200

The three main parts of the AXIAL skeleton.

What is skull, thorax and vertebral column?

200

Head, greater tubercle, lesser tubercle, neck, trochlea (medial condyle), capitulum (lateral condyle) articulates with the radius.

What is the humerus?

300

Epithelial layer of mitotically active cells.

What is Stratum basale?

300

Type of Bone Tissue.

What is Spongy?

300

3 main Marking Classifications.

What are articulations, passageways and projections.

300

Articulates with the occipital condyles to form a joint so that the head can shake yes.

What is atlas (C1) vertebrae?

300

There is 14 total each has a base, a shaft (body), and a head (distally).

What are phalanges?

400

Vascular layer composed of collagen, other elastic tissue and reticular fibers.

What is Dermis?

400

Both the inorganic and the organic parts of bone matrix.

What are Calcium (phosphorus) and collagen?

400

The area of articulation on the temporal bone:

Of the following: mandibular fossa, mental foramen, and condylar process.

What is the mandibular fossa?

400

Part of the sternum that articulates with the clavicles, the costal cartilage of the 1st ribs, and part of the costal cartilage of the 2nd ribs.

What is the manubrium?

400

Medial and lateral condyles, a sizeable rough tuberosity just distal to the condyles, with a distal end that contains a sharp projection on the medial side called the medial malleolus.

What is the tibia?

500

What is Thin?

500

The relationship between a hysterectomy and osteoporosis.

What is estrogen increases bone density by depositing calcium in bone.

500

Two bone markings that are directly involved in the temporomandibular joint.

What is the mandibular condyle and the mandibular fossa?

500

The 8 cranial bones and an indication if they are paired or unpaired.

What are paired temporal, paired parietal, paired sphenoid, unpaired occipital, and unpaired frontal.

500

The two main bone markings involved in the articulation between the femur and the pelvis.

What is the femoral head and the acetabulum of the pelvis?