Division and Classification
Bone Joints
Hormones
Bone Tissue
Bone Anatomy
100

This type of bone is longer than it is wide, such as the femur.

Long bone

100

This joint type allows no movement, like many skull sutures.

Immoveable

100

What gland secretes parathyroid hormone?

The parathyroid

100

Mature bone cells that maintain bone tissue.

Osteocyte

100

The kneecap is also called this bone.

Patella

200

The skull, vertebral column, and rib cage make up this division.

Axial skeleton

200

The elbow is primarily this type of synovial joint.

Hinge Joint

200

What hormone does the thyroid secrete?

Calcitonin

200

Bone-building cells that secrete bone matrix.

Osteoblast

200

"Shoulder Blade" You disgust me

scapula

300

The limbs and the bones that attach them to the body make up this division.

Appendicular skeleton

300

The hip and shoulder are what type of joint

Ball and Socket

300

This hormone will stimulate bone growth?

Calcitonin

300

Protein Fiber found inside bone tissue to add strength to the bone tissue.

Collagen

300

Heel Bone?

Calcaneus

400

Vertebrae are classified as these types of bones.

Irregular bones

400

This freely movable joint contains a joint cavity filled with fluid to reduce the friction between bones of this type of joint.

Synovial Joint

400

Disease caused by lack of calcium in diet or a hormonal imbalance to calcitonin or PTH?

Osteoporisis

400

Where white and read blood cells are produced.

Red Bone Marrow

400

Remains cartilage until adulthood to allow for growth

Epiphyseal plate or Growth Plate

500

Division and Classification of the Ischium

Appendicular and Irregular

500

Inflammation of the joint caused by worn down articular cartilage

Osteo-Arthritis

500

If osterclast are over-active in stripping calcium out of the bone tissue, you would have a disfunction in which gland? AND TOO MUCH OF WHAT HORMONE

Parathyroid and calcitonin

500

Type of cell responsible for dividing to cause the growth of the skeleton.

Chondrocyte

500

Shaft of a long bone?

Diaphysis