Functions of Bones
Bone Types
Skeleton Structure
Joints
Injuries & Healing
100
This allows bones to give your body shape

Support

100

These bones are longer than they are wide

long bones
100

The adult human body has this many bones

206

100

Where two bones meet

joint

100

Another term for broken bone

fracture

200

Bones protect these important body parts

organs

200

These cube shaped bones are in the wrists and ankles

short bones 
200

This division includes the skull, spine, and ribs

axial skeleton

200

These joints don't move 

fibrous joints

200

A fracture that does not break the skin

closed (simple) fracture

300

Bones store these important substances

minerals

300

These thin, curved bones include the skull and ribs

flat bones 

300

This division includes the limbs and pelvis

appendicular skeleton

300

These joints allow slight movement

cartilaginous joints

300

A fracture that breaks the skin

open (complex) fracture

400

Bones help produce these cells in the bone marrow

blood cells

400

These bones have unique shapes like the vertebrae

irregular bones

400

The shaft of a long bone is called

diaphysis

400

These joints are freely moveable

synovial joints

400

The blood filled swelling that happens after a fracture

hematoma

500

Bones work with muscles to allow this

movement

500

Bones imbedded in tendons 

sesamoid bones

500

The ends of long bones are called 

epiphyses

500

This type of joint is found in the shoulders and the hips

ball and socket joint

500

The temporary repair tissue that forms during healing

callus