Skeletal System Quiz 185 (60 MCQs)

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1. Where are short bones primarily located in the human body?
2. What bone are your ribs connected to in the FRONT of your body?
3. Which bones make up your toes?
4. Which body part acts as the fulcrums of levers?
5. Which of the following describe the names of bones that make up the pectoral girdle?
6. This type of bone has many empty spaces and protects the deepest layer of bone
7. An ..... fracture is one where the bone penetrates the skin.
8. Which type of bone tissue has lamella?
9. Spinal deformity that causes the hunchback appearance:
10. There are 8 ..... bones in the wrist.
11. What connects bones to bones?
12. The prefix dia means
13. 2 MAIN BONES OF THE PECTORAL GIRDLE
14. What was Elvis famous for shaking?
15. Large, rounded, roughened projection
16. The ends of a bone are called
17. Loss of bone mass which makes bones brittle and easier to fracture .....
18. The cranium bones protect the
19. What does red bone marrow make
20. A baby born with 300 bones when grows into an adult have ..... bones?
21. What is the name of J on the skeleton in the front of the classroom?
22. The skeletal system ..... muscles to your bones for movement
23. A ..... is where two or more bones come together and allow for movement.
24. The ankle is a ..... bone.
25. Weakest and softest bone in the body?
26. This part of bones made by lots of spongy bone .....
27. The realignment of broken bone ends is called:
28. What are the different functions of the bone?
29. Not all of the bones in the rib cage are connected to the sternum.
30. Physician that uses manipilation techniques and traditional medicine
31. What is bone 2? b
32. Another term for joint is
33. Are bones the hardest substance in the human body?
34. How many layers of bone is there?
35. ..... attach bone to muscle.
36. What your bones store to help your nerves and muscles work properly.
37. A thin layer that covers the epiphysis to absorb shock where two bones meet to form a joint.
38. What does the term 'centesis' mean?
39. Which one is NOT a muscle tissue?
40. The name for the matrix rings around the central canal of an osteon.
41. Concentric rings made up of groups of hollow tubes of bone matrix
42. What bone makes the forehead?
43. Which synovial joint allows for rotation only?
44. All of these hormones promote production or growth of bone tissue EXCEPT .....
45. Which tissue type sends signals to and from the brain?
46. Correct order of bone remodeling
47. Blood cells are created in what part of the bone?
48. All ribs are connected to the spine. They are held in place by the ..... vertebrae so they stay strong and secure.
49. Which of the following is found in the axial skeleton?
50. How many bones makes up the Axial skeleton?
51. Which describes where two bones meet?
52. What color are the maxillary sinus? c
53. ..... is the long shaft of a bone
54. This type of bone marking allows for attachments of muscles, tendons, and ligaments:
55. The center of a bone is called the .....
56. The ..... represent small passageways in bone tissue that directly supply nutrients to the osteocytes.
57. What does yellow bone marrow do?
58. Occurs when too much pressure is put on a joint and the nearby bones and ligament
59. The hips and shoulders contain this type of joint
60. What are the bones that are located in the heel of the foot and bear the weight of the body as the heel bones hit the ground?