Mr. Stein Chapter 2: How Does Your Body Work?: All About Bones

The fibula is a bone where?

• hip

• leg

• arm

• skull

What is the outer part of a bone made up of?

• Iron

• calcium

• Magnesium

• Silicon

Milk and dairy products like cheese have lots of what in them?

• Carbohydrates

• calcium

• Protein

• Vitamins

What else is good for your bones?

• exercise

• Eating candy

• Drinking soda

• Sitting all day

What is inside your bones?

• bone marrow

• Blood

• Cartilage

• Muscles

What important job do bone marrow cells have?

• Bone marrow cells provide energy to the body.

• They pump out red blood cells.

• Bone marrow cells help to regulate the body's temperature.

• Bone marrow cells help to fight off infection and disease.

What do red blood cells do?

• Produce hormones

• Carry oxygen all around the body.

• Store energy

• Remove waste from the body

What shows a broken bone?

• An MRI scan

• An x-ray.

• A CT scan

• A physical examination

What do we use x-rays for?

• To see through walls.

• To detect ghost activity.

• To make dinner.

• To find out if bones are broken.

What does it mean to set the bone?

• To put the bone pieces back in the right place.

• To break the bone into pieces.

• To wrap the bone in a cast.

• To apply a cold compress to the area.