Anatomy Sem 1 Unit 3 The Skeletal System

Which bone helps produce and repair blood cells the most?

• fingerbone

• skull

• spinal bone

• upper legbone

As you age, your upper leg bones go through:

• intramembranous ossification.

• endochondral ossification.

• hyaline cartilagation.

• calcified remodeling.

Most bone development after the age of 18 is considered:

• calcification.

• ossification.

• remodeling.

• renovating.

Which type of bone would not have an epiphysis?

• humerus (upper arm bone)

• femur (connects hip to knee)

• tibia (lower leg bone)

• sphenoid (base of your skull)

Red blood cells are produced by:

• your brain.

• your heart.

• your bones.

• your stomach.

You're a forensic scientist who found a thin, curved bone with two thin layers of compact tissue around a middle layer of cancellous tissue. You would guess right away that this is what type of bone?

• short bone

• long bone

• sesamoid bone

• flat bone

A leg bone's diaphysis would be found at its:

• angle

• head

• crest

• body

Which bone is part of the appendicular skeleton?

• cranium

• ribs

• mastoid

• humerus

What joints are a good representation of diarthroses?

• skull bones connected to each other

• spinal bones connected to each other

• rib bones connected to your spine

• leg bone connected to your hip

The "neck" of a long bone could also be referred to as:

• the metaphysis.

• the diaphysis.

• the epiphysis.

• the cartophysis.