Skeletal System Quiz 56 (60 MCQs)

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1. The main difference in the female skeleton and the male skeleton is found in the
2. The place where 2 bones meet is called as .....
3. How many bones make up the elbow joint .....
4. Where are white blood cells produced
5. Bones that small and cube shaped (wrist bones) are called:
6. Stretching or tearing of the ligaments from rolling your ankle:
7. In this stage, woven bone is laid down beneath the periosteum, allowing newly formed blood vessels to proliferate and allowing further migration of mesenchymal stem cells.
8. What is located at number 1?
9. They don't allow any movement this is ..... joints
10. Rachel injured her ankle while ice-skating. Her X-ray shows no signs of bone abnormality but her doctor feels she has damaged ligaments. Rachel's diagnosis is a .....
11. Which of the following is a functional classification of joints?
12. What is resorption?
13. Realignment of broken bones
14. Match the example to the job:You can play basketball, hockey, do yoga, fitness, and even act across the stage because of your bones.
15. Remodeling is the term for removal and addition of bone. Which cells remove bone tissue?
16. Organize the body from most complex to simplest.
17. What are tissues that can contract to produce movement called?
18. Total number of bones in the upper limbs.
19. The type of ossification that produces most of your bones-but not flat bones.
20. A kid fell on their bike and scraped their right elbow and right knee. The scrapes on the elbow and knee are: .....
21. Which of the following is NOT a bone of the pelvic girdle?
22. The unossified portions of an infants skull are referred to as:
23. There are ..... bones in your body
24. Why might your heart rate be faster?
25. Joints are?.....
26. The human body has..... bones when mature.
27. What is the word for the definition Sacrum?
28. 10% of interstitial fluid doesn't return back to capillaries and is collected by
29. Bones, ligaments, and cartilage form the ..... system.
30. How many bones are there in the infant body?
31. What are the freely movable joints?
32. Which type of girdle is shown in above image?
33. Ligaments attach .....
34. Muscle myofibrils
35. Joints that are immovable are called:
36. What does the muscle tissue do?
37. What is the effect of calcitonin?
38. Foot movement in which the bottom of the foot is turned laterally, away from the midline.
39. This bone is in the lower leg and is known as the shin
40. Where is the Ball and socket joint found?
41. Most abundant cartilage. Found in the coastal cartilage and of the nose
42. Framework, protection, produce blood cells and storage
43. .... signals the brain as to what is going on in the outside world by using your fives senses.
44. The muscles whose movement can be controlled are called
45. The shoulder bone is called the
46. What bone is in between your ribs?
47. What are the two bones in the lower arm called?
48. What does the skull carry?
49. What is another name for breastbone
50. What makes bones so straong
51. Which part of the skeletal system produces most of the body's blood cells?
52. Thin inner layer of bone covering;lines the medullary cavity
53. How do you spell the process where bones become weak and break easily?
54. All the bones together are called .....
55. When you stand up nice and tall your bones prevent you from falling over. Which function of the skeletal system is this?
56. Which type of bone is inside the bone and porous?
57. Which is NOT an example of a long bone?
58. ..... are stronger than bones.
59. This is the opening in the occipital bone which allows the spinal cord to attach to the brain.
60. What is the term for the shaft of a long bone? ΒΏCuΓ‘l es el tΓ©rmino para el eje de un hueso largo?