Skeletal Quiz 2 Practice

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Let's practice the structure and function of a long bone, the differences between Intramembranous and Endochondral Ossification, Axial vs. Appendicular Bones and the numbers of each!!! Here we go...

We have _____ (number) of bones as an adult. *

1 point

False Ribs are numbers _____ - 12. *

1 point

What is the Function of #5 *

1 point

Stores Yellow Marrow

Lubricating/Reduce Friction

Determines End of Growth

Site of Spongy Bone where Hemopoiesis occurs

What is the name of #1? *

1 point

What is the name of #2? *

1 point

What is the name of #6? *

1 point

What is the name of #7? *

1 point

There are ____ (number) of Lumbar Vertebrae *

"Dinner"

1 point

What is the name of #9? *

1 point

What is the name of #8? *

1 point

There are ____ (number) of Cervical Vertebrae *

"Breakfast"

1 point

Is it Intramembranous or Endochondral Ossification...or BOTH? *

14 points

Intramembranous Ossification

Endochondral Ossification

All Bones BUT the flat bones of the skull

Cartilage into Bone

Flat Bone of the Skull, Mandible & Clavical

Loose Connective Tissue into Bone

Numerous Small Blood Vessels

Avascular

Precursor Cells transform into Chondroblasts

Begin with Mesenchymal Cells

Bone Formation

Precursor Cells transform into Osteoblasts

Contain Osteoblasts during Development

5th Week of Life

Development begins in utero

6th Week of Life

Intramembranous Ossification

Endochondral Ossification

All Bones BUT the flat bones of the skull

Cartilage into Bone

Flat Bone of the Skull, Mandible & Clavical

Loose Connective Tissue into Bone

Numerous Small Blood Vessels

Avascular

Precursor Cells transform into Chondroblasts

Begin with Mesenchymal Cells

Bone Formation

Precursor Cells transform into Osteoblasts

Contain Osteoblasts during Development

5th Week of Life

Development begins in utero

6th Week of Life

There are ____ (number) of Thoracic Vertebrae *

"Lunch"

1 point

Of the skull bones, ______ (number) are Facial Bones. *

1 point

What is the name of #4? *

1 point

Class Period *

What is the Function of #9 *

1 point

Stores Yellow Marrow

Lubricating/Reduce Friction

Determines End of Growth

Site of Spongy Bone where Hemopoiesis occurs

What is the name of #5? *

1 point

What is the name of #3? *

1 point

Is it Axial or Appendicular??? *

15 points

Axial

Appendicular

Skull

Humerus

Carpals

Ilium

Vertebrae

Patella

Ribs

Hyoid

Clavical

Sacrum

Scapula

Coccyx

Ischium

Pubis

Sternum

There are a total of _____ (number) Axial Bones. *

1 point

We have approximately _____ number of bones as an infant. *

1 point

We have _____ (number) of skull bones as an adult. *

1 point

Of the skull bones, ______ (number) are bones of the Cranium *

1 point

There are a total of _____ (number) Appendicular Bones. *

1 point

What is the Function of #'s 1 & 3? *

1 point

Stores Yellow Marrow

Lubricating/Reduce Friction

Determines End of Growth

Site of Spongy Bone where Hemopoiesis occurs

True Ribs are numbers 1- _____ (number). *

1 point

What is the Function of #6 *

1 point

Stores Yellow Marrow

Lubricating/Reduce Friction

Determines End of Growth

Site of Spongy Bone where Hemopoiesis occurs

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