1. The Skeletal System
JEOPARDY

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Bone to Be
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3. Bad to the Bone 100
The type of fracture in which the broken ends of bone protrude through the skin.
A: What is compound ?
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4. Bad to the Bone 200
An exaggerated dorsal thoracic curvature, most commonly in elderly women.
A: What is kyphosis?
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5. Bad to the Bone 300
Type of injury where ligaments are overstretched or torn.
A: What is a sprain?
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6. Bad to the Bone 400
Bone disorder caused by a Vitamin D deficiency in young children.
A: What is osteomalacia or ricketts?
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7. Bad to the Bone 500
The softening or wearing away of cartilage, particulary that under the patella.
A: What is chondromalacia?
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8. Bonehead 100 The type of bone the mandible is: A: What is irregular?
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9. Bonehead 200 The bone featuring the external acoustic meatus:
A: What is the temporal?
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10. Bonehead 300 The two bones forming the nasal septum.
A: What are the vomer & ethmoid?
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11. DAILY DOUBLE!

12. Bonehead 400 Five of the seven bones forming the eye orbital.
A: What is lacrimal, maxilla, zygomatic, frontal, ethmoid, sphenoid, & palatine?
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13. Bonehead 500 Three of the four bones of the head containing sinuses.
A: What are the frontal, ethmoid, sphenoid, & maxilla?
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14. DAILY DOUBLE!

15. The function flat bones are structurally specialized for:
B flat 100
The function flat bones are
structurally specialized for:
A: What is protection?
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16. The bone featuring the xiphoid process.
B flat 200
The bone featuring the xiphoid
process.
A: What is the sternum?
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17. All of the flat bones of the cranium.
B flat 300
All of the flat bones of the
cranium.
A: What are the frontal, parietals, occipital, & temporals?
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18. The number of pairs of true ribs.
B flat 400
The number of pairs of true ribs.
A: What is seven?
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19. The number of pairs of false ribs which are not also floating ribs.
B flat 500
The number of pairs of false ribs
which are not also floating ribs.
A: What is three?
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20. A Little Short 100 The function short bones are
Structurally specialized for:
A: What is fine movement?
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21. A Little Short 200 The total number of carpals in the human body.
A: What is sixteen?
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22. A Little Short 300
The short bone that articulates with the first metacarpal.
A: What is the trapezium?
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23. DAILY DOUBLE!

24. A Little Short 400
The short bone that articulates with the first metatarsal.
A: What is the medial cunieform?
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25. A Little Short 500 The largest of all the short bones.
A: What is the calcaneus?
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26. The joint type of the tibiofemoral joint.
Bone to Be Wild 100
The joint type of the tibiofemoral joint.
A: What is hinge?
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27. The joint type of the radioulnar joint.
Bone to Be Wild 200
The joint type of the radioulnar joint.
A: What is pivot?
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28. The joint type of the interphalangeal joints.
Bone to Be Wild 300
The joint type of the interphalangeal
joints.
A: What is hinge?
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29. The type of vertebrae offering the greatest structural stability.
Bone to Be Wild 400
The type of vertebrae offering the greatest structural stability.
A: What is lumbar (sacral)?
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30. The type of vertebrae offering the greatest range of motion.
Bone to Be Wild 500
The type of vertebrae offering the greatest range of motion.
A: What is cervical?
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31. The type of osteocyte which builds up bone during ossification.
Bonafide 100
The type of osteocyte which builds up bone during ossification.
A: What is an osteoblast?
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32. DAILY DOUBLE!

33. The type of bone cell which breaks down bone.
Bonafide 200
The type of bone cell which breaks down bone.
A: What is an osteoclast?
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34. The name of the ionic salt which is deposited during ossification.
Bonafide 300
The name of the ionic salt which is deposited during ossification.
A: What is Calcium carbonate or hydroxyapatite?
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35. Bonafide 400
The ion stored in bone involved in neurotransmission, muscle contraction, and blood clotting.
A: What is the calcium ion?
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36. Bonafide 500
The ion stored in bone involved in buffering the pH of blood against the denaturing effects of acids.
A: What is the carbonate ion?
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37. Final Jeopardy!
The names, (not the abbreviations) of the three structures injured as part of the Unhappy Triad by a blow to the posterior, lateral side of the tibia.
A: What are the anterior cruciate ligament, the medial collateral ligament, and the lateral meniscus?

38. Final Jeopardy!
The names, (not the abbreviations) of the three structures injured as part of the Unhappy Triad by a blow to the anterior, lateral side of the tibia.
A: What are the posterior cruciate ligament, the medial collateral ligament, and the lateral meniscus?