WorksheetsMT- Skeletal System Ch 2 Review
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
skeletal system that consists of bones that create the center of the body
appendicular skeleton
amphiarthroses skeleton
axial skeleton
diarthroses skeleton
joints that are not movable (like in the skull)
amphiarthroses
diarthroses
synarthroses
axial
appendicular
joints that are just slightly movable (like the ribs and pelvis)
amphiarthroses
diarthroses
synarthroses
axial
appendicular
joints that are fully movable
amphiarthroses
diarthroses
synarthroses
axial
appendicular
Bones that make up the arms, legs, shoulder girdle, and pelvic girdle belong to which skeletal system?
appendicular skeleton
amphiarthroses skeleton
axial skeleton
diarthroses skeleton
The cervical region of the spine is the ________.
last 5 vertebrae of the spinal column.
first 7 vertebrae of the spinal column.
middle 12 vertebrae of the spinal column.
middle 5 vertebrae of the spinal column.
first 5 vertebrae of the spinal column.
The coccyx is ______.
a set of fused bones inferior to the lumbar area
the last part of the spinal column.
The most superior part of the spinal column.
The middle part of the spinal column.
The lumbar area of the vertebral column is ______.
posterior to the waist
posterior to the chest area
posterior to the neck
The last part of the spinal column.
The sacrum is ______.
a set of fused bones inferior to the lumbar area
the last part of the spinal column.
The most superior part of the spinal column.
The middle part of the spinal column.
The thoracic region of the vertebral column is ______.
posterior to the waist
posterior to the chest area
posterior to the neck
The last part of the spinal column.
Which letter represents the cervical spine?
A
B
C
D
E
Which letter represents the thoracic spine?
A
B
C
D
E
Which letter represents the sacrum?
A
B
C
D
E
An opening or hollow region in the surface of a bone; passageways for blood vessels and nerves
bone processes
bone depression
cancellous bones
cortical bones
When blood cells are produced in the bone marrow it is called _____________.
cancellous
cortical
processes
hematopoiesis
Bones made of spongy tissue (trabecular bones)
bone processes
bone depression
cancellous bones
cortical bones
Areas on the bone that extend outward and serve as attachment zones for muscles and tendons
bone processes
bone depression
cancellous bones
cortical bones
hematopoiesis
Bones made of very dense, hard, and strong tissue; (compact bones)
bone processes
bone depression
cancellous bones
cortical bones
the hollow center of a long bone (contains yellow bone marrow)
medullary cavity
periosteum
synovial joints
bursa
Fibrous cords of tissue that attach bone to bone
ligaments
periosteum
tendons
joint
fibrous cords of tissue that attach muscle to bone
ligaments
periosteum
tendons
joint
joints that contain a membrane that secrets a lubricating fluid
medullary cavity
periosteum
ligaments
synovial joints
outer membrane of a bone
medullary cavity
periosteum
ligaments
synovial joints
area of cartilage tissue that is consistently replaced by new, bony tissue as a bone grows
periosteum
foramen
epiphyseal plate
tubercle
cancellous bone marrow produces ____
synovial fluid
red blood cells
yellow fat cells
cartilage cells
Which one is a bone process?
tubercle
fossa
foramen
sulcus
Which one is a bone depression?
trochanter
sinus
condyle
tuberosity
Joints found in the skull are_____.
synovial joints
amphiarthroses
fissures
sutures
Your cheekbones are called ________ bones.
zygomatic
vomer
maxillary
palatine
The xiphoid process, body, and manubrium make the ______.
mandible
vertebral column
rib cage
sternum
The ribs that attach to the cartilage of the ribs above them are called ____.
true ribs
false ribs
fixed ribs
floating ribs
chondro ribs
A form of arthritis that causes uric acid build up in the blood?
rheumatoid arthritis
gout
osteoarthritis
bursitis
The use of a needle to puncture a joint space and remove accumulated fluid is called ____.
arthrocentesis
arthrodesis
arthroscopy
arthroplasty
A diagnostic test that uses an electromagnetic field and radio waves is called ______.
bone density test
CT scan
MRI
X-ray
Surgical plates, pins and needles are inserted to realign a severe bone fracture
LBP
CRIF
NSAID
ORIF
DJD
Which one is a sesamoid bone?
cranium
scapulae
sternum
humerus
patella
the end of a long bone
diaphysis
epiphysis
periosteum
medullary
The soft spots between the cranial bones of a newborn are called ____.
fissures
foramen
fontanels
fossa
fractures
The calcaneus is located ____
nasal cavity
ear
foot
wrist
a bone that has been splintered or crushed into many pieces
oblique
longitudinal
comminuted
greenstick
compound
Where the humerus and ulna meet is ____.
a ball and socket joint
a hinge joint
a saddle joint
synarthrosis
amphiarthrosis
Which is a ball-and-socket joint?
femur and the pelvic girdle
costals and vertebra
calcaneus and carpals
frontal and parietal bones
When a bone breaks and comes through the skin
simple fracture
spiral fracture
closed fracture
compound fracture
A tumor or bony projection that covers cartilage
osteomalacia
osteomyelitis
osteopenia
osteosarcoma
osteochondroma
a partial dislocation of a bone from its joint
spondylosis
talipes
subluxation
lumbago
Rickets
clubfoot
spondylosis
talipes
subluxation
lumbago
Rickets
The bone in the lower arm on the pinky side
vomer
radius
ulna
humerus
sacrum
The bone in the lower arm on the thumb side
vomer
radius
ulna
humerus
sacrum
The hip bone
coxal
coccyx
vomer
humerus
femur
Phalanges
fingers
toes
fingers and toes
fingers, toes, hands, feet
