Which of the following is NOT a function of the skeletal system?

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What is the name of the strong, flexible connective tissue that lines the surfaces of joints?

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What are the main minerals stored in bones? (Select as many as you think are right)

What are the two main parts/sections of the skeleton?

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What type of bones are found in the arms and legs?

The term used to describe where two bones meet is:

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What type of joint allows the most movement to occur and is at the highest risk for injury?

Any break in a bone is called a ______________.

What is the term used for inflammation of a joint?

What is the anatomical term of movement/motion for bending?

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What is the tissue called that connects one bone to another?

What type of joint produces a rotational movement?

What is the axial skeleton made of?

What types of bones are usually as long as they are wide, and are found in the wrists and ankles?

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Select the other places cartilage can be found besides along the surface of joints:

What type of bone are vertebrae classified as?

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What is the process called by which bones are formed, and repaired after a fracture?

What is the name of the injury when a bone leaves its normal position in the joint?

What is the anatomical term of motion/movement for turning around an axis?

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What is the term used for decreased bone density and bones become more brittle?

What type of joint has a wide range of motion except for the ability to pivot?

What type of bone has a thin, flat shape and usually protects organs?

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What is the anatomical term of motion/movement for moving your arm/leg away from your midline/torso?

What type of bone are the ribs, skull, and scapula?

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What type of joint is fused together and allows no movement?

What is the anatomical term of movement/motion for palm up?

What type of bone fracture results in the bone shattering into more than 2 pieces?

The dislocation of a bone usually also results in what other injury occurring as well?

What type of joint is found in the vertebral column?

What is the anatomical term of motion/movement for straightening a limb?

What type of joint is found in the thumb?

What type of fracture is the result of overuse or instability of the bone?

What is the anatomical term of motion/movement for palm down?

What type of joint only allows the movements of bending and straightening?

What is the anatomical term of movement/motion for moving a limb towards your midline/torso?

What type of joint is found in your elbow?