Functions
Classifications
Types of Bones
Synovial Joints
Ligaments and Tendons
Fractures
Skeletal Images
100
Bones providing internal framework that supports that body’s shape & weight is known as?
Structure
100
The skeletal system is divided into how many sections?
2
100
These bones have a smaller width than length
Long Bones
100
This type of joint permits movement in all planes; widest range of motion; rounded head fits into rounded cavity
Ball-and-Socket Joints
100
These are bands/cords of fibrous tissue.
Ligaments and Tendons
100
The difference between breaking a bone and fracturing a bone is...
Nothing, they are the same thing
100
What skeletal condition is this image showing?
Scoliosis
200
Bones acting as levers for muscles pull on leads to __________ of the body.
Movement
200
This part of the skeletal system contains the skull, ribs, and spine.
Axial Skeleton
200
These types of bones mainly provide protection to organs
Flat Bones
200
The elbow and the knee are examples of this type of joint
Hinge Joint
200
These connective tissues connect bone to bone.
Ligaments
200
This type of fracture is characterized by the broken end of the bone protruding through the skin
Compound Fracture
200
The process in which bones get brittle and weak.
Osteoporosis
300
Bones also __________ internal organs (skull, ribs)
Protection
300
This part of the skeleton contains 80 bones
Axial Skeleton
300
The mandible is an example of this type of bone
Irregular Bone
300
These are gliding joints that allow bones to slide over one another as in the wrist
Ellipsoidal Joints
300
These types of connective tissues connect muscle to bone
Tendons
300
This type of fracture occurs when two parts of the bone don’t fully separate
Hairline Fracture
300
What skeletal condition is shown here?
Bunion
400
Bones house bone marrow, which is the organ that produces ___________________.
Blood Cells
400
In which part of the skeletal system is the femur located?
Appendicular Skeleton
400
The carpals are an example of this type of bone
Short Bone
400
These types of joints allow a limited rotation or turning motion.
Pivot Joints
400
A ligament will tear after it has been stretched this much.
6% of its length
400
This type of fracture occurs when a bone shatters into more than two pieces
Comminuted Fracture
400
Which bones are shown here in red?
Scapula
500
Bones are the storage site for ___________ and ___________.
Calcium and Phosphorus
500
Process by which bone is formed, renewed and repaired.
Ossification
500
A bone embedded within a tendon or a muscle
Sesamoid Bone
500
Adjoining bones are covered in this for protection and lubrication.
Cartilage
500
Perhaps the most famous of the tendons, named after a famous Greek mythological hero.
Achilles Tendon
500
Sometimes, a compound fracture can be the result of an undiagnosed ___________ fracture.
Stress
500
These bones are located in your fingers AND toes.
Phalanges