Name it!
What is it's Purpose?
The joint is jumping!
Right or Wrong?
Get wordy!
100

What is the number of bones in the adult skeleton?

206

100

What provides support and structure to your body?

Skeletal system

100

What is the type of a joint that can does not move at all?

Synarthrotic

100

When you are a baby you have more bones than the adult.

True

100

What kind of bone break does NOT go throught the skin?

Closed.

200

What is the disorder of the side curvature of spine called?

Scoliosis

200

What is produced in the cancellous bone of the epiphysis that is then circulated through the rest of your body?

Blood

200

What is the synovial joint that moves 360 degrees range of movement?

Ball and Socket

200

Bone marrow that is red is made of fat.

False; it is made of blood.

200

What class of bones are found in your arms and legs?

Long bones

300

What is the disorder of bone cancer called?

Osteosarcoma

300
What does compact bone do?

Make the bone strong and solid.

300

What is the type of joint that moves freely?

Diarthrotic

300

Bones grow in diameter from the diaphysis.

True.

300

The area of the skeleton that only includes arms and legs and their associated areas (girdles).

Appendicular

400

What are the bones that are missing in an infant's hand area?

Carpals

400

What do the lacunae chambers hold?

Osteocytes

400

What is the name of the synovial joint is in the thumb?

Saddle

400

The lining on the outside of the bone is called the endosteum.

False; it is the periosteum.

400

Connect bone to bone.

Ligaments

500

What are the three structures that make up your skeletal system?

Bones, joints and cartilage.

500

What passages hold the blood vessels in the bones? (name both)

Haversian and Volkmann canals

500

What is the synovial joint that is located in your neck vertebra that lets you look left and right?

Pivot joint

500

Ossification is softer tissue like cartilage turning to bone.

True.

500

Connects bone to muscle

Tendon