Skeletal System Quiz 8 (60 MCQs)

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1. Muscles are organs that
2. Which of the below is a hinge joint?
3. Amphiarthroses .....
4. Hip and shoulder have examples of this type of joint
5. Which type of joint allow the bones to slide past one another?
6. There are 33 ..... stacked on top of one another to make up your spinal column.
7. Our cardiac muscle is an example of an involuntary muscle.
8. What bone cells break bone tissue down?
9. A spiral break is caused by what type of trauma?
10. How long does the remodeling phase of bone repair take?
11. Which term means surgical repair of a damaged joint?
12. Zoe, Avery, and Charlotte are studying the human skull. They noticed that the sphenoid, ethmoid, and frontal bones have something in common. What is it?
13. Vertebra have some movement, and they are connected by this type of joint
14. If a fracture does not pierce the skin but it no longer lined up it is
15. What type of bone is a Carple .....
16. What bone is your finger called
17. What is a Tendon?
18. What is #2 pointing to?
19. A baby has about how many bones?
20. The ossification regions formed during embryonic development are
21. How does bones help maintain homeostasis in the body?
22. I am aware that I have a test on the skeletal system on Friday March 24. It is my job now to prepare outside of class and seek additional help if need be.
23. How many bones are there in the adult human body?
24. In a muscle cell, which organelle is responsible for providing energy?
25. Example of type of hinge joint in the body
26. Rigid and hard dense.Contain more calcium, less gluten.Those are the characteristics of ..... bones.
27. What is the longest bone in your body?
28. What is an osteoblast?
29. What is a cord or band of tissue that connects muscles to bones?
30. Heart and lung are protected by
31. When calcitonin is released into the bloodstream, it causes the extra calcium in the ..... to be taken out and added to the ..... A. bloodstream/ bone matrixB. bone matrix/ bloodstreamC. bone marrow/ bone matrixD. bloodstream/ bone marrow
32. Non-striated and under involuntary control
33. What does the skeleton protect?
34. The skeleton that consists of 126 bones formed by the pectoral girdles, the upper limbs (Arms), the pelvic girdle, and the lower limbs (legs).
35. Bone cells that build up bone material are .....
36. What is a jelly-like stuff that produces blood cells?
37. Bone tissue is referred to as ..... tissue.
38. The appendicular skeleton is composed of
39. This bone protects your heart and lungs
40. Bones that have immovable joints .....
41. What is produced by your bones?
42. An area of cartilage tissue in long bones that is consistently being replaced by new, bony tissue as the bone grows; also known as the epiphyseal line or growth plate
43. Many WBC mature is thymus located in
44. The synovial fluid is a slippery fluid that .....
45. In connective tissue, what is the non-living material that surrounds the cells called?
46. A bundle of fascicles best describes a
47. The suffix-a-an, -ic, -ious means what?
48. The functions of the skeletal system is to
49. Babies have ..... bones than adults do.
50. A strong, smooth, flexible connective bone like tissue that protects your joints and bones. Some are found in ears and nose
51. What do we call the individual bones found in our spine?
52. What type of joint allows the greatest freedom of movement?
53. The strongest joint in the body is the (a) joint.
54. Bones are classified according to their function in the body and their shape.
55. Which hormone is activated when calcium levels in blood are high?
56. Bones of the wrist could be classified as
57. Which kind of joint movement describes the movement of a limb in a circle such as an overarm tennis serve?
58. ..... is released when your blood is LOW in calcium
59. How many bones are in the Skeletal System?
60. What is the main function of the spinal column?