WorksheetsQUIZ ONE ANATOMY
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Function of the skeletal system: Support
Provide framework for attachment of SOFT tissues and ORGANS
1/3 COLLAGEN fibers(organic) 2/3 CALCIUM salts(inorganic)
Change magnitude and directions of the forces generated by muscular system
Protect origins by acting as a barrier
Red Blood Cells, White Blood Cells,platelets are produced in Red Marrow
Functions of the skeletal system: Protection
RED Blood cells, WHITE Blood Cells, and Platelets are produced in RED Marrow
Protect ORGANS by acting as a BARRIER
⅓ Collagen fibers(organic) ⅔ calcium salts(inorganic)
Energy reserves(lipids) stored in YELLOW Marrow(fats)
Provide a framework for the Attachment of SOFT tissues and ORGANS
Change in Magnitude and Direction of the forces generated by the MUSCULAR system
Function of the skeletal system: Movement/ Leverage
⅓ Collagen fibers(organic) ⅔ calcium salts(inorganic)
Energy reserves(lipids) stored in YELLOW Marrow(fats)
Provide a framework for the Attachment of SOFT tissues and ORGANS
RED Blood cells, WHITE Blood Cells, and Platelets are produced in RED Marrow
Change in Magnitude and Direction of the forces generated by the MUSCULAR system
Protect ORGANS by acting as a BARRIER
Functions of the skeletal system: Storage of Minerals/ Lipids
Change in Magnitude and Direction of the forces generated by the MUSCULAR system
RED Blood cells, WHITE Blood Cells, and Platelets are produced in RED Marrow
⅓ Collagen fibers(organic) ⅔ calcium salts(inorganic)
Energy reserves(lipids) stored in YELLOW Marrow(fats)
Provide a framework for the Attachment of SOFT tissues and ORGANS
Protect ORGANS by acting as a BARRIER
Functions of the skeletal system: Blood Cell Production
RED Blood cells, WHITE Blood Cells, and Platelets are produced in RED Marrow
Change in Magnitude and Direction of the forces generated by the MUSCULAR system
⅓ Collagen fibers(organic) ⅔ calcium salts(inorganic)
Energy reserves(lipids) stored in YELLOW Marrow(fats)
Protect ORGANS by acting as a BARRIER
Provide a framework for the Attachment of SOFT tissues and ORGANS
Choose all TRUE about BONE
OSSIFICATION- process by which cartilage SLOWLY hardens into bone as a result of MINERALS and CALCIUM
Controls release of CALCIUM from BONE to BLOOD
Specialized Connective Tissue- STRONG as STEEL but as LIGHT as ALUMINUM
RESPONSIBLE for Secreting ACID leading to OSTEOLYSIS
Bones Grow until the AGE of 17-21
Three types of Bone Cells: Osteocytes
Secrete the ORGANIC components RESPONSIBLE for BUILDING BONES(Have to have carbon and hydrogen)
Mature bone cells; CONTROLS release of CALCIUM from BONE to BLOOD
RESPONSIBLE for secreting ACID leading to the EROSION of BONE(osteolysis) so the MINERALS can be TRANSPORTED
Three types of Bone Cells: Osteoblast
RESPONSIBLE for secreting ACID leading to the EROSION of BONE(osteolysis) so the MINERALS can be TRANSPORTED
Mature bone cells; CONTROLS release of CALCIUM from BONE to BLOOD
Secrete the ORGANIC components RESPONSIBLE for BUILDING BONES(Have to have carbon and hydrogen)
Three types of Bone Cells: Osteoclast
Secrete the ORGANIC components RESPONSIBLE for BUILDING BONES(Have to have carbon and hydrogen)
RESPONSIBLE for secreting ACID leading to the EROSION of BONE(osteolysis) so the MINERALS can be TRANSPORTED
Mature bone cells; CONTROLS release of CALCIUM from BONE to BLOOD
TWO TYPES OF BONE
Choose two that define Cancellous Bone (Spongy Bone)
-Open network called TRABECULAE
Osteons PRESENT
Found where Bone AREN’T Stressed HEAVILY or STRESS is BALANCED from ALL sides
Osteocytes ARRANGED in CIRCULAR pattern around a HAVERSIAN canal where Blood vessels are PRESENT
TWO TYPES OF BONES
Choose TWO the best describe Compact Bone (Dense Bone)
Osteocytes ARRANGED in CIRCULAR pattern around a HAVERSIAN canal where Blood vessels are PRESENT
Osteons PRESENT
Found where Bone AREN’T Stressed HEAVILY or STRESS is BALANCED from ALL sides
Open network called TRABECULAE
