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Musculoskeletal System Quiz #1

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the 5 functions of the Skeletal System?

4 lines
2.

What type of bone is the patella?

a)

Long Bone

b)

Short Bone

c)

Sesamoid Bone

d)

Irregular Bone

e)

Flat Bone

3.

What type of bone is the humerus?

a)

Long Bone

b)

Short Bone

c)

Sesamoid Bone

d)

Irregular Bone

e)

Flat Bone

4.

What type of bone is the sternum?

a)

Long Bone

b)

Short Bone

c)

Sesamoid Bone

d)

Irregular Bone

e)

Flat Bone

5.

What type of bone is the vertebrae?

a)

Long Bone

b)

Short Bone

c)

Sesamoid Bone

d)

Irregular Bone

e)

Flat Bone

6.

What type of bone are the carpals?

a)

Long Bone

b)

Short Bone

c)

Sesamoid Bone

d)

Irregular Bone

e)

Flat Bone

7.

What type of bone is the femur?

a)

Long Bone

b)

Short Bone

c)

Sesamoid Bone

d)

Irregular Bone

e)

Flat Bone

8.

What type of bone are the tarsals?

a)

Long Bone

b)

Short Bone

c)

Sesamoid Bone

d)

Irregular Bone

e)

Flat Bone

9.

What type of bone is the scapula?

a)

Long Bone

b)

Short Bone

c)

Sesamoid Bone

d)

Irregular Bone

e)

Flat Bone

10.

What is a mature bone cell that helps build bones?

4 lines
11.

What is the substance between osteocytes?

4 lines
12.

What are immature bone cells that build bone?

4 lines
13.

What is used to break down bone cells for future use?

4 lines
14.

What makes up the hard outer layer of bone and is made up of osteocytes and matrix?

4 lines
15.

What is underneath the compact bone and is less dense?

4 lines
16.

What is inside the spongy bone and produces blood cells for the body?

4 lines
17.

What are mature bone cell that helps build bones?

a)

Osteocytes

b)

Osteoblasts

c)

Osteoclasts

d)

Matrix

e)

Compact Bone

18.

What is the substance between osteocytes?

a)

Osteocytes

b)

Osteoblasts

c)

Osteoclasts

d)

Matrix

e)

Compact Bone

19.

What are immature bone cells that build bone?

a)

Osteocytes

b)

Osteoblasts

c)

Osteoclasts

d)

Matrix

e)

Compact Bone

20.

What is used to break down bone cells for future use?

a)

Osteocytes

b)

Osteoblasts

c)

Osteoclasts

d)

Matrix

e)

Compact Bone

21.

What makes up the hard outer layer of bone and is made up of osteocytes and matrix?

a)

Osteocytes

b)

Cancellous (Spongy) Bone

c)

Medullary Cavity

d)

Matrix

e)

Compact Bone

22.

What is underneath the compact bone and is less dense?

a)

Osteocytes

b)

Cancellous (Spongy) Bone

c)

Medullary Cavity

d)

Matrix

e)

Compact Bone

23.

What is inside the spongy bone and produces blood cells for the body?

a)

Osteocytes

b)

Cancellous (Spongy) Bone

c)

Medullary Cavity

d)

Matrix

e)

Compact Bone

24.

What is #1?

a)

Bone Marrow

b)

Periosteum

c)

Epiphysis

d)

Diaphysis

e)

Medullary Cavity

25.

What is #2?

a)

Bone Marrow

b)

Periosteum

c)

Epiphysis

d)

Diaphysis

e)

Medullary Cavity

26.

What is #3?

a)

Metaphysis

b)

Periosteum

c)

Epiphysis

d)

Diaphysis

e)

Medullary Cavity

27.

What is #4?

a)

Metaphysis

b)

Periosteum

c)

Bone Marrow

d)

Diaphysis

e)

Medullary Cavity

28.

What is #5?

a)

Metaphysis

b)

Periosteum

c)

Bone Marrow

d)

Endosteum

e)

Medullary Cavity

29.

What is #6?

a)

Metaphysis

b)

Periosteum

c)

Bone Marrow

d)

Endosteum

e)

Medullary Cavity

30.

What is #7?

a)

Metaphysis

b)

Periosteum

c)

Epiphyseal Plate

d)

Endosteum

e)

Medullary Cavity

31.

What is #8?

a)

Metaphysis

b)

Periosteum

c)

Epiphyseal Plate

d)

Endosteum

e)

Medullary Cavity

32.

What is the meaning of the following combining form?

OSTE/O

a)

Joints/Articulations

b)

Bone

c)

Cartilage

d)

Tendons

e)

Muscles

33.

What is the meaning of the following combining form?

OSSI/O

a)

Joints/Articulations

b)

Bone

c)

Cartilage

d)

Tendons

e)

Muscles

34.

What is the meaning of the following combining form?

OSSE/O

a)

Joints/Articulations

b)

Bone

c)

Cartilage

d)

Tendons

e)

Muscles

35.

What is the meaning of the following combining form?

CHONDR/O

a)

Joints/Articulations

b)

Bone

c)

Cartilage

d)

Tendons

e)

Muscles

36.

What is the meaning of the following combining form?

CARTILAG/O

a)

Joints/Articulations

b)

Bone

c)

Cartilage

d)

Tendons

e)

Muscles

37.

What is the meaning of the following combining form?

ARTHR/O

a)

Joints/Articulations

b)

Bone

c)

Cartilage

d)

Tendons

e)

Muscles

38.

What is the meaning of the following combining form?

ARTICUL/O

a)

Joints/Articulations

b)

Ligament

c)

Fascia

d)

Tendons

e)

Muscles

39.

What is the meaning of the following combining form?

LIGAMENT/O

a)

Joints/Articulations

b)

Ligament

c)

Fascia

d)

Tendons

e)

Muscles

40.

What is the meaning of the following combining form?

SYNDESM/O

a)

Joints/Articulations

b)

Ligament

c)

Fascia

d)

Tendons

e)

Muscles

41.

What is the meaning of the following combining form?

MUSCUL/O

a)

Joints/Articulations

b)

Ligament

c)

Fascia

d)

Tendons

e)

Muscles

42.

What is the meaning of the following combining form?

MY/O

a)

Joints/Articulations

b)

Ligament

c)

Fascia

d)

Tendons

e)

Muscles

43.

What is the meaning of the following combining form?

MYOS/O

a)

Joints/Articulations

b)

Ligament

c)

Fascia

d)

Tendons

e)

Muscles

44.

What is the meaning of the following combining form?

TEN/O

a)

Joints/Articulations

b)

Ligament

c)

Fascia

d)

Tendons

e)

Muscles

45.

What is the meaning of the following combining form?

TENDIN/O

a)

Joints/Articulations

b)

Ligament

c)

Fascia

d)

Tendons

e)

Muscles

46.

What is the meaning of the following combining form?

TEND/O

a)

Joints/Articulations

b)

Ligament

c)

Fascia

d)

Tendons

e)

Muscles

47.

Match the different types of joints to their meaning,  range of motion, and the example...

No ROM

a)

Diarthroses

b)

Synarthroses

c)

Amphiarthroses

48.

Match the different types of joints to their meaning,  range of motion, and the example...

Limited ROM

a)

Diarthroses

b)

Synarthroses

c)

Amphiarthroses

49.

Match the different types of joints to their meaning,  range of motion, and the example...

Limited ROM

a)

Diarthroses

b)

Synarthroses

c)

Amphiarthroses

50.

Match the different types of joints to their meaning,  range of motion, and the example...

Joints joined together by cartilage and are slightly movable.

a)

Diarthroses

b)

Synarthroses

c)

Amphiarthroses

51.

Match the different types of joints to their meaning,  range of motion, and the example...

Immovable joint held together by fibrous cartilaginous tissue.

a)

Diarthroses

b)

Synarthroses

c)

Amphiarthroses

52.

Match the different types of joints to their meaning,  range of motion, and the example...

Joints that have free movement.

a)

Diarthroses

b)

Synarthroses

c)

Amphiarthroses

53.

Match the different types of joints to their meaning,  range of motion, and the example...

Ball and Socket Joint or Hinge Joints

a)

Diarthroses

b)

Synarthroses

c)

Amphiarthroses

54.

Match the different types of joints to their meaning,  range of motion, and the example...

Vertebrae

a)

Diarthroses

b)

Synarthroses

c)

Amphiarthroses

55.

Match the different types of joints to their meaning,  range of motion, and the example...

Cranial Sutures

a)

Diarthroses

b)

Synarthroses

c)

Amphiarthroses