The Axial & Appendicular Skeleton
Bone Anatomy & Remodelling
Joints & Injuries
Anatomic Terminology
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$100: How many bones make up the adult human skeleton?

Answer: 206 bones.

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$100: What is the name for the long shaft of a long bone?

Answer: The Diaphysis.

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$100: This common injury involves the tearing or stretching of ligaments.

Answer: A sprain.

100

$100: In anatomical position, are the palms of the hands facing forward or backward?

Answer: Forward (fully supinated).

200

$200: Name the three main bones that make up the human pelvis.

Answer: The Ilium, Ischium, and Pubis

200

$200: Which type of bone cell is responsible for building new bone tissue?

Answer: Osteoblasts.

200

$200: Which type of joint allows for the greatest range of movement, such as in the hip or shoulder?

Answer: Ball and socket joint (or Diarthroses).

200

$200: This directional term means "towards the midline of the body."

Answer: Medial.

300

$300: What are the two main divisions of the human skull?

Answer: Cranial bones and Facial bones.

300

$300: This type of bone tissue is dense and strong, providing the bone with its structural integrity.

Answer: Compact bone.

300

$300: What does the acronym R.I.C.E. stand for when treating joint injuries like strains or sprains?

Answer: Rest, Ice, Compression, and Elevation.

300

$300: Which body plane divides the body into left and right halves?

Answer: The Sagittal Plane.

400

$400: Which specific vertebra is known as the "Atlas," and what is its primary function?

Answer: The C1 vertebra; it supports the head (occipital bone) and allows for the nodding motion.

400

$400: At approximately what age does bone mass typically peak in adults?

Answer: Around age 30

400

$400: This autoimmune disease occurs when the immune system attacks joint cartilage, causing inflammation and swelling.

Answer: Rheumatoid Arthritis.

400

$400: Define "Dorsiflexion" and "Plantarflexion" in relation to the movement of the foot.

Answer: Dorsiflexion is bringing the toes closer to the shin; Plantarflexion is moving the sole of the foot toward the back of the leg.

500

$500: Identify the three sections of the sternum from superior to inferior.

Answer: Manubrium, Body, and Xiphoid process.

500

$500: Explain the process of bone remodeling by identifying the two types of cells involved and their specific roles.

Answer: Osteoclasts clear away old bone tissue (resorption), and osteoblasts build new bone tissue (formation)

500

$500: Differentiate between a "sprain" and a "strain" based on the specific tissues affected.

Answer: A sprain is an injury to ligaments; a strain is an injury to muscles or tendons.

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$500: If a movement occurs in the Frontal Plane, which axis does it rotate around?

Answer: The Sagittal Axis.