Skele-Tons of Fun
The Bone-Is Round
What the Skel is Wrong?
Osteovista, Baby.
Gimme a Break
100
Do Women have more Costals than Men?
No
100
The longest bone in the body (that inspired a world famous landmark).
Femur
100
A Sprain occurs when these are stretched or torn.
Ligaments
100
The hard and dense outer part of the bone.
Compact Bone (Osseus Tissue)
100
The type of Fracture where the bone breaks through the skin.
Compound or Open
200
The gender with a wider and more shallow pelvis.
Female
200
Cells that build bone
Osteoblast
200
Osteosarcoma
200
The part of the bone that is honeycombed; keeping bone light but still strong.
Spongy (Trabecular, Cancellous) Bone
200
The abnormality found in this X-Ray:
Dislocation
300
This Connects a Muscle to a Bone.
Tendon
300
The name of the Finger and Toe bones.
Phalanges
300
Scoliosis
300
The Ligament Damaged in this Image. (OK for Abbr...but must be able to say what it stands for)
MCL (Medial Collateral Ligament)
300
The type of fracture AND the bone (name and number)
Oblique and 2nd Proximal Phalange
400
The type of Cartilage that covers the ends of the Femur.
Hyaline (Cartilage)
400
The specific area in the skeleton composed of Adipose Tissue.
Yellow (bone) Marrow
400
Osteoarthritis
400
The LARGEST Tarsal
Calcaneus
400
The type of fracture AND the bone that is fractured
Spiral and Humerus
500
The Five MAJOR Functions of the Skeleton
1) Framework / Structure / Support
2) Movement
3) Blood Production (Hematopoiesis)
4) Protection
5) Mineral Storage (Ca, P)
500
Name the 8 Bones:
1) Scaphoid
2) Lunate
3) Triquetrum
4) Pisiform
5) Hamate
6) Capitate
7) Trapezoid
8) Trapezium
500
Name the bone AND the side of the body it is from.
Scapula (Right)
500
Name 2 Hormones that increase the activity of an Osteoblast.
Estrogen
Testosterone
HGH (Human Growth Hormone)
500
1)Complete/Incomplete? 2)Displaced/Nondisplaced?
3)Open/Closed? 4)What type of Fracture?
5)What Bone?
1)Complete
2)Displaced
3)Closed
4)Avulsion
5)Humerus