Bones Formative

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Long bones

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(b) Short bones

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(c) Irregular Bones

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(d) Flat bones

• Tarsals

• Ulna

• Sternum

• Coccyx

• Scapula

• Humerus

• Tibia

• Metacarpals

• Carpals

• Metatarsals

• Vertebral

• Sacrum

• Femur

You recieve a patient that just fractured their sternum, clavicle and mandible from a football tackle accident? Where is their injury?

You recieve a patient that just fractured their sternum, clavicle and mandible from a football tackle accident? Explain their injury in "non-science terms, and reference the injury in terms of the skull [For example: a fracture to the pelvic girdle is an injury to the hips inferior to the skull.]

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What are the 4 type of bones?

• circle, square, triangle, hexagon
• red, blue, green, yellow
• smooth, rough, bumpy, slimy
• long, short, flat, and irregular

Match the locations of the bones.

a

b

c

Fibula

Femur

Patella

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Periosteum

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(b) Osteocyte

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(c) Compact Bone

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(d) Spongy Bone

• forms the outer layer of bones

• provides a route for the blood vessels and nerves to enter the bone

• regions of the bone that are dense

• has a porous and honeycomb-like structure

• a single bone cell

• protects the bone from surrounding tissues

• contains red bone marrow, which produces blood cells

• the outside layer of the bone

• connected to each other and to the bone surface by cellular processes

• provides strength and support

• contains yellow bone marrow, which stores fat

How do hairline fractures on the cubital and humerus affect a person's daily activities and quality of life?

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Which part of the fictional patient's body has multiple hairline fractures?

• Legs

• Chest

• Arms

• Back

What does the periosteum provide to the bone?

• Oxygen

• Essential nutrients and blood supply

• Protection from injury

• Support for muscle attachment

Why is understanding the function and structure of the periosteum important in assessing injuries?

• To determine the patient's age

• To develop an effective treatment plan

• To assess the patient's mental health

• To understand the patient's medical history