Identify that bone!
What is it's Purpose?
What Joint?
Sticks and "S"tones
Vocabulary
100

This bone forms the lower jaw. 

What is the mandible?

100

Bones can act as a storage vessel, especially of this mineral that "does a body good".

What is calcium?

100

Joints are also known by this longer word.

What is an articulation?

100

This type of fracture most commonly results from sports injuries.

What is spiral fractures?

100

These structures hold bone to other bones.

What are ligaments?

200

Due to the pull of muscles and supporting body weight, this is the largest bone in the body.

What is the femur?

200

This is the primary function of yellow marrow?

What is stores fat?

200

Which type of joint of known for containing a cushioning fluid?

What are synovial joints?

200

This condition results when tendons or ligaments are stretched too far. 

What is a sprain?

200

This is the "case" for your brain. 

What is the cranium?

300

There are 14 of these tiny bones in each hand and foot. 

What are phalanges?

300

These structures hold bone to muscle.

What are tendons?

300

This type of joint typical of the shoulders and hips allows a large degree of motion?

What are ball-and-socket joints?

300

Add the suffix meaning "inflammation" to the term for the hollow spaces within facial bones to get a medical condition that often results in a swollen, tender face.

What is sinusitis?

300

This term is the process of returning bone to it proper position after a dislocation or fracture. 

What is reduction?

400

This bone serves as the movable base of the tongue. 

What is the hyoid?

400

These tiny cracks in bone tissue allow for blood to reach every single bone cell.

What are canaliculi?

400

These immovable joints are only found in the cranium?

What are sutures?

400

The patella is a great example of this type of bone that rests on tendon instead of forming a joint with other bone. 

What is sesamoid?

400

Use your "mental" abilities to come up with this term for a round or oval opening through a bone. 

What is a foramen?

500

The pelvis is actually made of 3 fused bones, including this "sit-down" bone. 

What is the ischium?

500

Speak up! When sinuses are infected, you voice loses its characteristic loudness, which is also known by this term.

What is resonance?

500

This type of joint, also known as an ellipsoid joint, is found at the knuckles?

What is the condyloid joint?

500

Your abilities to lift your head up and stand up are owed to the development of these.

What are secondary curvatures of the spine?

500

This process of blood cell formation mostly takes place in the pelvis in adults. 

What is hematopoiesis?