The ends of the long bones are composed of:

The medullary canal contains:

The center or shaft of the long bone is called the:

The ends of the long bone are called the:

Which of the following is the correct order of the vertebrae?

What is the term for cells that BUILD bone?

What is the anatomical term for the "cheek bone?

Which is the only movable bone in the skull/face?

Which term means "bone cell?"

Where in the long bone would you find red marrow?

What is the periosteum?

Which type of bone cell secretes an enzyme that dissolves or breaks down bone?

Which cranial bone is this?

Which cranial bone is this?

Which cranial bone is this?

Which cranial bone is this?

Identify the section of the spinal column.

Identify the section of the spinal column.

Identify the section of the spinal column.

The vertebra are classified as which type of bone?

What is the term for blood cell formation?

Which is an example of a long bone?

Which is NOT an example of a flat bone?

Identify the bone.

Identify the bone.

The first 7 sets of ribs are known as:

Identify the bone.

Which bone of the forearm is located on the THUMB side?

Identify the bone.

Identify the bone.

Identify the bone.

Identify the bone.

What is the term for your "wrist bones?"

What is the term for your ankle bones?

What is the anatomical term for your fingers and toes?

Identify the bone.

Which is an example of a bone found in the axial skeleton?

Which bone is NOT part of the appendicular skeleton?

What is the name of the FIRST cervical vertebra that allows us to nod our heads?

What type of fracture is shown here?

What bone is found on the PINKY side of our forearm?

Which skeletal disorder is characterized by pain, redness and swelling of the joints because of deposits of uric acid crystals?

Identify the bone(s).

What is the longest and strongest bone in our body?

This is an abnormal curvature of the the cervical area of the spine; also called a "humpback."

What is the term for the side-to-side or lateral curvature of the spine?

This term means 'blood cell formation.'

What is the endosteum?

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

Bones often lose mass and strength as a person ages, increasing their risk for breaks or fractures. What is the name of this disorder?

Which type of joint has the greatest range of motion?

What type of joint is illustrated here?

What is a greenstick fracture?

Mr. Green fell down the stairs. He is not able to move his leg and he is in severe pain. There is swelling but no open wound. What type of fracture is most likely to have occurred?

Which term means inflammation of the joint?

Which of the following is an example of an AUTOIMMUNE skeletal disorder?

Nancy has a sprain. What does that mean?

If you sprain your ankle, your healthcare provider will recommend the RICE treatment. Which will NOT be part of that regimen?

Which treatment for a fracture involves surgical intervention?