Test Format• 28 multiple choice questions (12 of mine about

the first two days of materials/homework and 16 of yours)

• 4 Matching Sections (51, most are from Memory Check)– One like Memory Check (26)– One about the bones of the skull (14)– One about the fractures (6)– One about the vertebral column (5)

• Cranium verses Facial Bones

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1

• What type of bone is the sternum?

Answer: flat BACK

2

• The first seven pairs of ribs are called _____________ ribs.

Answer: trueBACK

3

• Location K

Answer: ethmoid bone BACK

4

• What is the best way to describe a plane joint?

Answer: flatBACK

5

• Location M

Answer: frontal bone BACK

6

• What is the name of the joints that are 100% movable and make up 90% of the body’s joints?

Answer: synovialBACK

7

• What is the radial groove?

BACKAnswer: It marks the course of the radial nerve.

8

• The ________ flares when it moves and is known as the “wings.”

Answer: scapulaBACK

9

• Which bone is the only bone to make up the arm?

Answer: humerusBACK

10

• The female inlet is __________ and more circular than a male inlet.

Answer: largerBACK

11

• What are the sternum's three important body landmarks?

Answer: jugular notch, xiphisternal joint, sternal angle BACK

12

• Location A

BACKAnswer: Parietal Bone

13

• Location H

Answer: palatine boneBACK

14

• The center cavity of adult bones are usually filled with this color of marrow.

Answer: yellowBACK

15

• This bone is also known as the collar bone.

Answer: clavicleBACK

16

• This word best describes the body of a typical vertebra?

Answer: spongeBACK

17

• What bones are found in both the hands and feet?

BACKAnswer: phalanges

18

• The bony pelvis is divided into ____ regions.

Answer: 2BACK

19

• Location C.

Answer: occipital boneBACK

20

• Name 4 of the 8 facial bones.

Answer: Maxillae, Palatine, Zygomatic, Lacrimal, Nasal, Vomer, Inferior nasal conchae, Mandible

BACK

21

• This is another name for a mature bone cell.

Answer: osteocytes BACK

22

• Blood cells are made in this type of marrow, which during infancy, is found in the center of the shaft of long bones, but later in life, it is found in the spongy bone of flat bones.

Answer: redBACK

23

• Location I.

Answer: Vomer BACK

24

• This is when a bone breaks incompletely.

Answer: GreenstickBACK

25

• The thoracic vertebrae consists of ___ vertebrae?

BACKAnswer: 12

26

• What is the arrow is pointing at?

Answer: the ribsBACK

27

• These are giant bone-destroying cells in bones.

BACKAnswer: osteoclasts

28

• Location Z refers to this group of bones

Answer: lower limb BACK

29

• This bony landmark is the concave upper border of the manubrium and is palpated easily.

Answer: jugular notchBACK

30

• What is also known as the thigh bone?

Answer: femurBACK

31

• This allows the head to nod “yes”.

Answer: atlasBACK

32

• This allows you to rotate your head side to side and allows one to signal “no” to another person.

Answer: axis BACK

33

Answer: ulnaBACK

Location M

34

• When in the anatomical position, which bone is on the thumb side of the forearm?

Answer: radiusBACK

35

• This type of bone cell is in charge of building new bone.

Answer: osteoblastBACK

36

• Name 3 of the 6 cranium bones.

Answer: frontal, parietal, temporal, occipital, ethmoid, sphenoid BACK

37

• Name 2 of the 5 functions of bone.

BACK

Answer: storage, protection, hematopoiesis (blood cell formation), movement, support

38

• A projection from a bone is generically known as a __________________.

Answer: processBACK

39

• As bones grow, they expand from this line at the end of the bone.

Answer: Epiphyseal BACK

40

• What is this bone called?

Answer: clavicle BACK

41

• This is the outer membrane coating that covers a bone.

Answer: periosteum

BACK

42

• The main shaft of a long bone has this other name.

Answer: diaphysisBACK

43

• This is what forms when cranium bones come together.

BACKAnswer: sutures

44

• The tibia is to the ___________________ as the radius is to the ____________________.

BACKAnswer: fibula, ulna

45

• This is when the body changes the shape or composition of a bone based on conditional needs.

BACKAnswer: bone remodeling

46

• Vertebra are this type of bone.

Answer: irregularBACK

47

• Joints are also called _______________.

Answer: articulationsBACK

48

• When a bone breaks, blood vessels are ruptured. As a result, this blood-filled swelling forms.

Answer: hematoma BACK

49

• How many vertebrae are in the cervical section of the vertebrae column?

Answer: 7 BACK

50

• This is a term used to describe inflammatory or degenerative diseases, which usually result by the thickening of synovial membranes.

Answer: arthritis BACK

51

• This describes when the bone is crushed

BACKAnswer: Compression

52

• This is a disease in which uric acid accumulates in the blood and eventually is deposited as needle shaped crystals in the soft tissue of joints.

Answer: gouty arthritis BACK

53

• What are the spaces between the ribs called?

Answer: intercostal spacesBACK

54

• Location E.

BACKAnswer: lacrimal bone

55

• This describes when a bone breaks into many fragments.

Answer: Comminuted BACK

56

• Put the following pieces of the vertebral column from the most superior to most inferior.

• Cervical, Coccyx, Lumbar, Sacrum, Thoracic

Answer: Cervical, Thoracic, Lumbar, Sacrum, and Coccyx BACK