Skeletal System Quiz 15 (60 MCQs)

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1. What is the condition called where your bones weaken and can break easily?
2. Cancer of the bone
3. What kind of joint is in your neck?
4. What is the name of the bone that corresponds with H on the skeleton?
5. The "backbone of DNA" is made up of?
6. Which of the following is not something that the periosteum does?
7. The pelvis is the most important difference between a female and male skeletal system.
8. What type of muscle makes up your heart?
9. What is the process of bone formation called?
10. What are bones made up of?
11. What tissue does bone use to help it grow?
12. The long bones of the skeleton contains two ends called .....
13. Mature female horse
14. Forearm is rotated to face palm UP is:
15. The Red Bone Marrow makes ..... cells.
16. What can you do to keep your bones healthy?
17. The fibrous protein that gives the skin form and strength while making it flexible is called?
18. What type of connective tissue covers the ends of bone at joints?
19. The last ..... pairs of lower ribs are called floating ribs.
20. What is the scientific name for the collarbone?
21. There are ..... bones in an adult human skeleton
22. THE JOINT THAT ALLOWS MOVEMENT IN ALL DIRECTIONS
23. What is the medical term for a broken bone?
24. How many bones are present in a newborn baby?
25. How many bones does an AVERAGE ADULT SKELETON consist of?
26. Cardiac muscle is.....
27. Which bone of the lower extremity carries all the weight?
28. When the spine looks like the letter S, this is known as
29. What is a haversian canal?
30. The vertebral column made up of ..... vertebrae
31. 12 Pairs form the walls of the bony thorax
32. Which of below contains of mitochondria that generates energy for contraction and relaxation?
33. The shaft of a long bone is properly referred to as the .....
34. Which pathology is known to cause pain, stiffness, and swelling. This leads to reduced functions and possibly disability.
35. What does the term 'itis' mean?
36. Which one of these is not a bone type?
37. Which of the following conditions below is an autoimmune condition that causes inflammation within the joints?
38. When does ossification exceed bone loss?
39. Which type of joint allows movement in all directions?
40. Another name for backbone is
41. A joint that moves back and forth is called .....
42. One bone rotates around another bone.
43. What is a muscle cramp?
44. Lining of the joint capsule. Secretes synovial fluid.
45. Avery, Isla, and David are playing a trivia game. Avery pulls out a card and reads, 'The only freely moveable bone in the skull is the ..... Who can guess it right?'
46. Joint preset between skull and backbone.
47. You have a doctor's appointment because you hurt your knee. The knee is a bone, and bones make up the .....
48. The largest bone in the human body is the:
49. The ribs that connect directly to the sternum are called:
50. ..... is a part of the human ribcage.
51. Movement support system means what
52. Which pathology is known to have bones that are not formed correctly?
53. A tissue that has the ability tocontract is
54. Toughest type of cartilage. Found in between the vertebrae as Intervertebral Disks
55. How many classifications of bones are there?
56. What belongs in number 1?
57. Which system does the brain take place in?
58. ..... is also known as the kneecap.
59. Collagen makes it tough, whereas the water filled proteoglycans make it smooth and resilient, so that it is an excellent shock absorber.
60. What part of the skeletal system is #5?