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Question: The ends of a long bone are what?Answer: Epiphysis Question: Another name for :Answer: Question: Give some examples of joints:Answer: Elbows, Question: Another name for a slightly joint:Answer: (Vertebrae) Question: Fibrous joints are also what?Answer: (Sutures) Question: Give examples of a gliding :Answer: Vertebrae Question: The thumb is what kind of ?Answer: Joint Question: Define :Answer: Formation (hema= blood, poiesis= formation) Question: The shaft of a long bone is what?Answer: Question: The cartilage that covers the is called what?Answer: Cartilage Question: Give some of short bones:Answer: , Tarsals Question: The hollow space in the bone's center is what?Answer: Endosteum Question: The is an example of what kind of bone?Answer: Sesamoid Question: Bone forming cells are what?Answer: Osteoblasts ( = bone, Blast= build) Question: What bones make up the axial ?Answer: Skull, Vertebrae, , Ribs, Sternum, Sacrum Question: What are the of joints? Answer: Movement, Question: moveable joints are called what?Answer: Diarthrotic (Synovial Joints) Question: The pubic symphysis is an example of what kind of ? Answer: Question: Which membrane lines the interior of the joint capsule and ?Answer: Membrane Question: What is a collapsed sack-like structure that contains synovial called?Answer: Bursa Question: tissue that connects bone to bone:Answer: Ligaments Question: The enclosed space between the of the joint:Answer: Cavity Question: Movement towards the plane :Answer: Adduction Question: Movement :Answer: Question: backward:Answer: Extension Question: type of lever is the most common type of lever?Answer: Class 3 Question: disorder that affects the joints; also called "crippling arthritis":Answer: Rheumatoid Question: The human body has how many in total?Answer: 206 Question: On bone would you find an iliac crest?Answer: Ilium Question: Where would you find a trochanter? Answer: Question: Oh which bone you find an ischial tuberosity? Answer: Ischium Question: The process can be found on which bone?Answer: Scapula Question: The process can be found on which cranial bone?Answer: Bone Question: Where would you find an process? Answer: Ulna Question: Which three bones contain a process?Answer: Temporal Bone, , Ulna Question: Where you find a bicipital groove?Answer: Humerus Question: On which bone would you find a deltoid ?Answer: Humerus Question: The kneecap is also what?Answer: Patella Question: Another name for the bone: Answer: Question: name for the heel bone:Answer: Question: Another name for the :Answer: Malleoli (medial and malleolus) Question: The olecranon can be found on which bone?Answer: Question: the wrist is an example of what type of ?Answer: Ellipsoid Question: A break, chip, crack, or in a bone?Answer: Fracture Question: An break in a bone:Answer: Fracture (commonly found in children) Question: The metatarsals can be found ?Answer: In The Question: The carpals can be found ?Answer: Question: How many carpals are there?Answer: 8 in each hand (16 in the body) Question: Give some of irregular bones:Answer: , Sphenoid Question: Give some of flat bones:Answer: Bones Of The Question: How many metacarpals are ?Answer: 5 in each hand (10 in the body) Question: How many phalanges are total?Answer: 14 in each hand and foot (14x4=56 in the body) Question: How many true ribs are ?Answer: 7 Of True Ribs ( 7 true days of the week) Question: How many ribs are there?Answer: 3 False Question: An abnormal curvature of the spine:Answer: Kyphosis Question: A lateral deviation of the :Answer: Question: The of bone:Answer: Question: Which part of the bone the Yellow bone marrow?Answer: Cavity Question: The layer of the bone:Answer: Periosteum Question: Inflammation of a :Answer: Question: How many cervical vertebrae are ?Answer: 7 (Remember at 7am) Question: How many thoracic vertebrae are ?Answer: 12 (Remember at 12 noon) Question: How many vertebrae are there?Answer: 5 (Remember at 5pm) Question: Metabolic condition in there is increased levels of uric acid in the blood:Answer: Gout (commonly the 1st/ big toe) Question: How many bones are in the skeleton?Answer: 80 Bones Question: How many bones are in the appendicular ?Answer: 126 Question: A in a bone:Answer: Question: The mandible, palatine and bone belong to which skeletal category?Answer: Facial Question: What bone does the medial aspect of the articulate with?Answer: Manubrium Of The Question: Give an of a fibrous joint:Answer: Sutures Question: On which bone would you find process?Answer: Question: How many vertebrae are total?Answer: 34 Vertebrae Question: On which bone would you find a medial Answer: Tibia Question: On bone would you find the linea aspera?Answer: Question: A dislocation:Answer: Subluxation Question: A complete joint :Answer: Luxation Question: How many curvatures of the Answer: 4 types of Question: Name the 4 curvatures of the Answer: , Thoracic, Lumbar, Sacrum Question: The 3 of joints are:Answer: Fibrous, , Synovial Question: Muscles, tendons, ligaments, blood vessels, and can be located by?Answer: Bony Question: Bony landmarks are made up of two Answer: /Process (Grows out of bone)
Depression/Cavities (Indentations in bone) Question: rounded projectionAnswer: Tuberosity Question: Small rounded Answer: Tubercule Question: ridge of bone; usually prominentAnswer: Crest Question: Large, blunt, irregularly process (Femur)Answer: Question: ridge of bone; less than a crestAnswer: Question: Raised area on/above a Answer: Epicondyle Question: Sharp, Slender projectionAnswer: Question: Any bony Answer: Question: Bony expansion carried on a neckAnswer: Question: Smooth, flat articular surfaceAnswer: Question: articular projectionAnswer: Question: Armlike bar of Answer: Ramus Question: Canal like passage Answer: Question: Cavity within a bone; with air and lined with mucous membraneAnswer: Question: Shallow, basin like depression in a Answer: Fossa Question: Answer: Groove Question: Narrow, slit-like Answer: Fissure Question: Round or oval opening through a Answer: Foramen Question: Mature bone cells, within a lacunaeAnswer: Osteocytes Question: Tiny within the spongy boneAnswer: Question: arranged in concentric circles around central canalsAnswer: Lamellae Question: Complex made of canal and matrix ringsAnswer: (Haversion System) Question: Tiny canals that radiate outward to all ; connect bone cells to nutrient supply through the bone matrixAnswer: Canaliculi Question: Bone reabsorbing cells; takes calcium from bone and it into the bloodAnswer: Osteoclasts Question: Influences bone formation and Answer: Question: Hormones that calciumAnswer: Parathyroid Hormone, Question: Increased calcium levels by retracting calcium from bonesAnswer: Parathyroid (PTH) Question: Decreased blood calcium levels by depositing into bonesAnswer: Calcitonin Question: Bone breaks cleanly, does not penetrate the Answer: (Simple) Fracture Question: Bone and penetrates through skinAnswer: Open (Compound) Question: Method used to treat fractures; are coaxed back into normal positionAnswer: Reduction Question: Surgical procedure using pins/ wires to secure bone Answer: Open Question: Four major of fracturesAnswer: Hematoma forms, Fibrocartilage callus splinted break, bony , and Bone Remodeling Question: Ruptured blood vessels, forming Answer: Question: Callus of connective tissue cells that has , bony matrix and collagen fibers to close the 'gap' in broken boneAnswer: Fibrocartilage callus break Question: When osteoblasts and osteoclasts move into an area and Answer: Bony Question: Occurs a few - months after a breakAnswer: Bone Question: Breaks into many Answer: Comminuted Question: Crushed Answer: Question: Bone inwardAnswer: Depressed Question: When two ends are pushed into each Answer: Question: Bone is broken into a patternAnswer: Question: Sleeve/ Capsule of fibrous connective tissue, lined with synovial Answer: Articular Capsule |
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