Skeletal System Quiz 199 (60 MCQs)

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1. Read this sentence from Skeletons Inside and Out. Joints connect their limbs and body parts, which makes them flexible. What does the word flexible mean in this sentence?
2. What do cartilage and marrow have in common?
3. Abnormal inward curvature of the lumbar region of the back
4. Flat bones have an epiphysis and diaphysis.
5. What type of fracture is common among older adults and happens in the bones of the vertebrae?
6. Which hormone is released when blood calcium levels rise above homeostasis?
7. What is the purpose of the skull in the skeletal system?
8. The hypodermis .....
9. The longest and heaviest bone in the body is the .....
10. What are fixed joint connected together with?
11. What organ in the body has these jobs?*cools the body by sweating*keeps germs out of the body*senses temperature
12. Which part of a long bone is responsible for the attachment of tendons?
13. The parietal bone can be classified as a ..... bone.
14. The ribcage is present in the ..... region
15. The locations where two bones meet are called .....
16. What is found in the medullary cavity as an adult?
17. Craniotomy is broken down like:
18. The Human Skeleton is made up of 206 bones. In IGCSE PE you only need to remember and learn how many different bones?
19. When a bone breaks and twists it's a
20. What are vertebrae?
21. The opening in the center of an osteon
22. Longer forearm bone
23. Heart and lungs are protected by the
24. Any place where two or more bones meet (the reason you can move your arms and legs) is called a
25. These bones protect the lungs.
26. The femur and humerus could be classified as
27. The pelvic girdle is part of the appendicular section of the skeleton.
28. Crepitation is heard when ..... move together.
29. White blood cells fight disease and infection.
30. What is the best/most realistic way to reduce the risk of bone fractures during sports?
31. The skeletal system works with the muscular system to (a)
32. Spongy bone appearance
33. Which is a characteristic of a slightly moveable joint?
34. How many bones in adult human .....
35. What includes a single Haversian canal along with its multiple canaliculi, which branch out to join with lacunae, forming a comprehensive transportation matrix for supply of nutrient and removal of water products
36. The shoulder blade is what bone?
37. Easily stretched
38. The distal or proximal end of a long bone is called the .....
39. A baby's Skeletal is made mostly of cartilage. As this grows, the cartilage is gradually replaced by .....
40. Postmenopausal osteoporosis is usually due to a lack of:
41. What is an X-ray used for?
42. The external obliques have their insertion at the
43. Which type of muscle is found in veins and the digestive tract?
44. What is the name of the head bone?
45. Synovial joints contain .....
46. Grains are a good source of .....
47. The knee is ..... to the ankle
48. It is the only bone on the face that can move
49. What is canaliculi?
50. A ligament connects which of the following .....
51. An inflammation of a joint that usuall affects the elderly people.
52. How many parts do bones have?
53. What type of bone marrow is found in the diaphysis of long bones in adults?
54. Where in the body can you find an example of a fibrous joint (immovable)?
55. Bone marrow (red in infants and yellow in adults) is found in what part of long bones?
56. Bones are made..... tissue
57. Babies are born with more bones than adults because some of their bones haven't ..... yet
58. Which of the following best describes:Gomphoses
59. How many bones are we born with?
60. B2 The ribs are attached to the