Worksheetsskeletal system bone formation
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 16mins
There are two different types of bone formation called...
intramembranous and endochondral
long bones and skinny short bones
outermembranous and endochondral
none
Endochondral ossification is when...
they have flat characteristics about them which makes them all fit in your body
bones are flat
is the process by which growing cartilage is systematically replaced by bone to form the growing skeleton
is not a process at all
Where is proximal epiphysis located?
bottom part of bone
middle of bone
top part of bone
no where in bone
Where is distal epiphysis located?
top of bone
bottom of bone
around the bone
not in the bone
Where is intramembranous ossification possible?
bone of the skull
carpals, phalanges
femur
abdomen
Where does bone reformation occur?
vertebral column
upper limb
cranium
epiphyseal plate
Synovial fluid is found in synovial joint cavities.
both
neither
false
true
The epiphysis contains a thick line of compact bone.
both
neither
false
true
Bone resorption is...
part of the cranium and femur joints
is the direct laying down of bone into the primitive connective tissue
the process by which osteoclasts break down the tissue in bones and release the minerals
none of these
An example of the cartilaginous joints is the...
vertebral
pubic symphysis of the pelvis
cranium
femur
When is most hyaline cartilage been converted to bone except two regions?
by birth or shortly after
once you hit 50 years old
in your 20s
this never happens
Bone forming cells are called osteoblasts.
false
both
true
neither
Bone remodeling could also mean bone metabolism.
true
false
both
neither
How many vertebrae is apart of the cervical vertebral?
one
three
five
seven
Where are cells of the bones located?
there are no cells in the bones
on the outside of the bones
surface of osteoid seams
inside of the osteoid seams
Bone development could also be called bone...
ossification
unossification
process
none
Which homeostatic imbalance occurs when the ligaments and tendons reinforcing a joint are damaged by excessive stretching?
break
sprain
fracture
none
When something prevents a person's body or mind from adapting or restoring equilibrium, they are experiencing which of the following?
driven state
none
homeostasis
homeostatic imbalance
Which of the homeostatic imbalances, is an example of when the bone is forced out of its normal position in the joint cavity?
lung cancer
drinking
dislocation
a break
What is number 11?
spongy bone
compact bone
compact and spongy bone
none
What type of bone is this?
spongy bone
compact bone
spongy and compact bone
none
