Skeletal System Quiz 172 (60 MCQs)

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1. An example of a joint where flexion and extension can take place would be .....
2. Skull is known as the
3. As children grow, cartilage is replaced with bone by the process of .....
4. What are 2 diseases that affect the skeletal system?
5. The phalanges describe .....
6. People, and most animals have this type of skeleton
7. What part of your skeleton is the hand bone?
8. Which of the following act as shock absorbers and equalize pressure in the joint?
9. Which one is the smallest bone in our body?
10. How does oxygen get to the cells?
11. Which are in both
12. Hard outer part of bone
13. Match the Long Bone Structures:A
14. Female sheep that is over a year old
15. The facial bones are .....
16. THE CONTROLLING CENTER OF THE BODY IS THE .....
17. At what age does our skeletal mass develop?
18. Exaggerated inward curvature in the lumbar region of the spine "swayback"
19. The type of joint that allows 360 degree movement is
20. What is the purpose of the rib cage in the skeletal system?
21. Which system does make framework of the body
22. Tommy Tu is on his tip toes, which muscle is allowing this?
23. The bones in the skull grow together in fixed joints that do not move
24. The kneecap is the
25. The ..... part of the skeletal system has over half of the body's bones.
26. What do the patella and ulna protect
27. Provides a barrier to protect internal organs
28. What are bones that are embedded in muscle or tendon classified as?
29. What is the primary function of melanin?
30. What is the correct term for the skull?
31. A joint allows for flexion, extension, and other movements, but no rotation?
32. The backbone is called the spine
33. Move towards midline
34. The Skeletal System determines the shape of our body.
35. The pisiform articulates with which of the following?
36. ..... affects the hips and knees by wearing away the articular cartilage at the end of the long bones where bones meet.
37. What makes up the appendicular skeleton?
38. What is meant by hibernate?
39. This connective tissue attaches bone to bone
40. What type of bone is our tibia, humerus, and phalanges?
41. Forearm bone that lies on the thumb side
42. All or nothing principle = ..... must reach a certain ..... for contraction to occur
43. ..... attach bone to other bones.
44. Inner layer of bone with hollow spaces containing red marrow
45. Our body would not structure without the .....
46. These bones are found in arms and legs
47. Joint between the vertebrae
48. Two bones are held with one another by .....
49. Which bone is the biggest and strongest?
50. Which bone cells works on repairing broken bones?
51. Which of the following is the forth step in ossification?
52. THE JOINT THAT HELPS US TO TWIST, TURN AND BEND MY WAIST WHILE DANCING
53. Muscle cells require extra energy to perform their function and move the heavy bones in our body. Which of the following organelles would have a higher concentration in muscle cells?
54. Where are the two types of ball and socket joints found in our body?
55. The uppermost and largest bone of the arm is the .....
56. What do we call the things that connect our bones and let us move our arms, legs, fingers, toes and neck?
57. The dense out layer of bone primarily composed of calcium and phosphate
58. Reabsorb old bone
59. Central canals contain ..... that nourish the cells of osteons.
60. The cell is the building block of all living things.