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100
1. The bones of the pectoral girdle are: 2. The bones of the arm are: 3. The bones of the pelvic girdle are: 4. The bones of the leg are:
1. Scapula and clavicle 2. humerus, radius, ulna 3. Pelvis 4. femur, tibia, fibula, patella
100
1. In adults, this type of tissue is found in areas in which flexibility is needed. 2. This type of bone tissue is dense - nearly solid. 3. The tightly packed concentric layers within an osteon are called _?_ 4. Long bands of tissue that connect bones across a joint are called _?_
1. Cartilage 2. Compact 3. Lamellae 4. Ligaments
100
1. This hole is found in your temporal bone 2. This hole is found on the under side of your skull
1. external auditory meatus 2. foramen magnum
100
1. The junction of two bones is called a(n) _?_ 2. These junctions are classified based on type of _?_ 3. Joints of the skull are classified as _?_ 4. All freely movable joints are classified as _?_
1. Joint 2. Movement 3. Fibrous 4. Synovial
100
1. Bones that have widths approximately equal to their length are classified as _?_ 2. Examples of this classification of bone would be a vertebrae and your pelvis 3. Examples of this classification of bone would be your sternum and skull 4. Examples of this classification would be your patella and carpels
1. short 2. irregular 3. flat 4. short
200
1. Bones of the wrist are called _?_ 2. Bones of the hand are called _?_ 3. Bones of the ankle are called _?_ 4. Bones of the feet are called _?_
1. carpals 2. metacarpals 3 tarsals 4. metatarsals
200
1. This particular type of cartilage is found in between the vertebrae in the spine 2. Yellow marrow stores _?_ 3. In an embryo, most of the skeleton is made of _?_ 4. Which connective tissue cushions bones and enables smooth movement?
1. Intervertebral discs 2. Fat 3. cartilage 4. cartilage
200
1. This bump is found on the front of your tibia and is where your patellar ligament attaches 2. this is the "ball" on your femur
1. tibial tuberosity 2. head
200
1. Your shoulder is classified as a _?_ joint 2. A saddle joint would be found in your _?_ 3. Which type of joint moves only back and forth (like a door hinge) 4. The type of joint found in your carpals and tarsals is _?_
1. ball and socket 2. thumb 3. hinge 4. gliding
200
1. Bones that are classified as _?_ are longer than they are wide. 2. Examples of this classification of bone would be your femur and humerus. 3. A tough layer of connective tissue that surrounds bone is called the _?_ 4. This type of marrow is made up mostly of fat cells
1. long 2. long 3. periosteum 4. yellow
300
1. bones of the fingers and toes are called _?_ 2. the large tarsal that makes your heel bone is called _?_ 3. The fused bones at the base of your vertebral column are called the _?_ and the _?_ 4. The bone that makes your lower jaw is called the _?_
1. phalanges 2. calcaneous 3. sacrum, coccyx 4. mandible
300
1. this is the ridge on your scapula 2. This is the surface on the scapula on which your humerus articulates
1. spine 2. glenoid cavity
300
1. This type of joint is found in your phalanges 2. This type of joint is found between your pelvis and femur 3. This type of joint is found between your femur and tibia
1. hinge 2. ball and socket 3. hinge
300
1. The majority of our bones are found in our _?_ skeleton. 2. The structural and functional unit of bone is called a(n) _?_. 3. a bone cell is called a(n) _?_ and its main purpose it to _?_. 4. The structure within an osteon that houses blood vessels and nerves is called a(n) _?_
1. appendicular skeleton 2. Osteon 3. osteocyte; maintain bone tissue 4. haversian canal
400
1. This bone does not articulate with any other bone in the body 2. These bones are part of your axial skeleton and protect your heart and lungs 3. This bone is found underneath your ears on your skull 4. This is the scientific name for your collar bone
1. hyoid 2. ribs and sternum 3. temporal bone 4. Clavicle
400
1. This is the "hinge" portion of your ulna
1. olecranon process
400
1. The function of red bone marrow is to produce _?_; this process is called _?_ 2. The surface of the scapula and clavicle are extremely important sites for _?_ 3. _?_ bone consists of calcified rings that give this bone a very dense quality. 4. The process by which cartilage turns to bone is called _?_ or _?_
1. blood cells; hematopoiesis 2. arm muscle attachment 3. compact 4. ossification; calcification
500
1. These vertebrae are found in your neck 2. These vertebrae are found in your upper back 3. these vertebrae are found in your lower back 4. This bone of the skull is found on the back of your head
1. cervical 2. thoracic 3. lumbar 4. occipital
500
1. this is the part of the humerus that articulates with the ulna
1. trochlea
500
1. This is the name for the top and bottom of a long bone. 2. this is the name for the shaft of a long bone
1. epiphysis 2. diaphysis