Osteoarthritis
Which types of arthritis develops when joint cartilage just “wears out”
Floating rib
Which type of rib has no anterior attachment?
Compound
In a ______ fracture, the bone has been pushed through the skin
Tendon
The connective tissue that joins muscle to bone is
False
The spinal cord is part of the appendicular skeleton
Synovial joint
Which type of joint is filled with fluid
False
Red Blood Cells are made in compact bone
True
Calcium is stored in bones
False
Redbone marrow can convert to yellow marrow in an emergency situation to make more blood cells
True
The area where two or more bones meet is called a joint
False
Tendons link muscle to muscle
Fibrous
The joints that make up the skull are an example of which type of joint?
7
How many bones are in the cervical spine?
Foot
What structure is distal to the femur
Rheumatoid arthritis
Type of arthritis caused by immune system attacking joints
Osteomalacia
Disease in adults where bone breaks down faster than rebuilding, due to low Vitamin D
Gout
Condition of uric acid building up in joints causing pain and inflammation
Osteoporosis
a disease causing decreased bone mass resulting in easy fractures, loss of height & stooped posture
Osteosarcoma
Most common form of bone cancer
Osteoarthritis
Arthritis caused by wear and tear
Rickets
Disease causing weakening & softening of bones in kids due to low Vitamin D
Osteogenesis imperfecta
a disease causing bone deformities, weakness and soft teeth; caused by a gene mutation
Osteomyelitis
Inflammation in bone usually caused by infection of the bone
Chondrosarcoma
Bone cancer that begins in cartilage
Spongy bone
In a long bone, what type of bone is the most prominent within the epiphysis?
Osteoblasts
What type of osteocyte lays new bone matrix in the remodeling process?
Endosteum
The innermost layer of the diaphysis is the…
Has a larger pelvic inlet than males
In females the pelvis…
Mandible
This bone is used while eating
Patella
Used when you get down on your knee
Sternum
CPR location for compressions
Femur
Largest bone in the body
Xiphoid process
Distal aspect of the sternal body
Tibia
Shin bone
Parietal bone
Protects the brain
Vertebrae
Protects the spinal cord
Functions of the skeletal System
-protects internal framework that supports the body
-protects internal organs and helps fight disease by producing white blood cells
-makes movement possible by working in concert with muscle contraction and relaxation
-stores calcium, a vital resource
-forms blood cells-process is called hematopoiesis