What type of synovial joint is the elbow?

The middle shaft of a long bone is known as the:

The tissue typically found in the epiphysis of long bones that forms blood cells is called:

Which bone is highlighted in the photo?

A mature bone cell that is trapped within bone matrix is called a(n):

The Tibia is what type of bone?

The Atlas vertebrae is what type of bone?

An exaggerated thoracic curve in the spine is called:

The exaggerated lateral bending of the spine is called:

What type of fracture is "Incomplete?"

What type of fracture is shown in the photo?

Which of the following is NOT part of the Appendicular skeleton?

Which of the following stores energy in bone?

Synarthroses describes which of the following?

Diarthroses describes which of the following?

The ends of a long bone are called the

The cells that produce and secrete the matrix of bone are called:

Cells that destroy and dissolve bone matrix are called:

The process by which blood cells are formed is known as:

This structure is the remnant of the growth (epiphyseal) plate:

Which type of bone tissue is composed of trabeculae?

What structure lines the inner medullary cavity and spaces of the spongy bone?

In Endochondral ossification, the "Secondary Ossification center" appears in the:

Which vitamin is necessary for proper absorption of Calcium and Phosphorus?

Microscopic channels branching out from lacunae of ossified bone that carry nutrients to osteocytes are known as:

What bone is highlighted in the photo?

Which bone is NOT part of the Axial skeleton?

What are the two types of osseous tissue?

What bone is highlighted in the photo?

What bone is highlighted in the photo?

What type of bone is the Patella?

Which of the following would be classified as an "Irregular bone?"

The term that refers to chronic inflammation of a joint is:

The outer membrane covering of bone is called the:

Which of the following structures is filled with yellow bone marrow (adipose tissue)?

All of the following are locations of synovial joints EXCEPT:

This type of joint allows the first two vertebrate of the spine to rotate in the process of "shaking your head, NO:"

A condition in which inflammation occurs at the small, fluid filled sacs surrounding the joints:

When exposed to severe strain, an intervertebral disk can rupture or protrude out of place causing pain, numbness and muscle spasms. What is this condition?

Bones that begin as masses of cartilage and are later replaced by bone tissue are called:

Slightly movable joints are known as:

"Diarthroses" is the medical term for the:

This joint type allows humans to "nod their head, YES:"

The single, circular unit that makes up compact bone is called a(n):

What can be found within a Haversian (central) canal?

A bone surface marking that is a smooth and nearly flat surface:

A bone surface marking that is a round or oval opening through a bone:

In infants, this is an area of the skull that has not yet fused; also known as a "soft spot:"

This is a type of immovable joint in the fully formed skull:

The surface marking that is highlighted in blue on these femur bones is called the:

The formation of new blood vessels within a developing bone is called:

All of the following are Endochondral bones EXCEPT:

An exaggerated lumbar curve within the spine is known as:

Which of the following describes a congenital defect that occurs during early pregnancy when the spinal canal fails to close completely around the spinal cord?

The anatomical realignment of bone fragments post-fracture is called:

Which bones are most associated with a common "Syndesmosis" joint?