Skeletal System Quiz 82 (60 MCQs)

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1. An adult human being has ..... bones in his body.
2. Chondr/o is a combining form that means
3. How does yellow marrow function?
4. What type of fracture penetrates through the skin?
5. Upper jaw; holds the upper teeth.
6. This occurs when the bone pops out of its socket.
7. This type of cell will wait at the end of the epiphyseal plate to break down the calcified matrix to allow other cells to produce bone tissue
8. The vertebrae of the spinal cord are
9. How many bones are in the human hand?
10. Name the type of joint pictured.
11. The hindmost bone in the back of the skull is called:
12. A softening of adult bones due to Vitamin D deficiency.
13. Spongy bone, function
14. Which of the following statements about cartilage is true.
15. Where is bone marrow found in bones?Also, what does the bone marrow do for the human body?
16. The substance inside of bones that make blood cells is called .....
17. An abnormal rounding of the upper back is called .....
18. Which system works closely with the bones to help us move?
19. Your bones are very .....
20. Which of the following descriptions demonstrates the movement of supination?
21. The two main types of bone are the .....
22. Human skeleton is a framework of.....
23. What region is the mandible bone in:
24. The cavity of the diaphysis that is filled with red or yellow marrow is called the
25. What would happen to a person without a skeleton?
26. The bone that has no articulation to another bone is the ..... bone.
27. The bones in the palm of your hand is called this .....
28. Allows your head to nod up and down and side to side
29. The "shaft" of a long bone is known as the what?
30. If there is too much calcium in the blood these cells deposit the excess minerals into the bone.
31. Muscle always work .....
32. Not attached to the sternum, attach to the vertebrae
33. An adults skeleton weighs about .....
34. How many bones are there? (yellow parts)
35. Fibrous bands that connects two bones together in a joint are called .....
36. Located inside the spongy bone, where the red ad white blood cells are produced.
37. Long bones form via ..... ossification, while flat bones form via ..... ossification.
38. As you grow, bones make more bone tissue.
39. The jaw is an example of which joint?
40. Which type of vertebrae can impact mating?
41. Which tissue type lines or covers our organs?
42. The function of the skeleton is to
43. How many bones does a baby have before they merge into adult bones?
44. What is the function of tendons?
45. What is inside the long hollow tube which is formed with vertebrae?
46. The shaft of the bone is the .....
47. This connects bone to joints
48. Which term means an opening in a bone through which blood vessels, nerves, and ligaments pass?
49. The function of Osteoclasts is
50. What is the thumb called?
51. Joints may be classification by
52. What material is located inside the bone that helps make blood?
53. What is the outer covering of a bone called? ..... bone.
54. Synovial joints are freely movable.
55. What inorganic materials are stored in our bones?
56. The intervertebral discs that cushion the spine and absorb shock are composed of fibrocartilage.
57. The ends of a long bone
58. Babies are born with almost 600 bones.
59. An ..... is a type of bone cell that builds bone.
60. Which of the following is part of the Ankle?