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4. Total number of false
ribs;
Floating ribs

5. 5;2

6. The first and second cervical vertebrae

7. 1-atlas
2-axis

8. The line that separates the parietal bones

9. Sagittal suture

10. The total number of cranial bones (not including facial bones)

11. (occipital, parietal -2, temporal -2, frontal, sphenoid-2)8
(occipital, parietal -2, temporal -2, frontal, sphenoid-2)

12. The number of cervical
vertebrae

13. 7

14. The three bones that form the coxal bone

15. Ilium, ischium, pubic

16. The bone that contains the trochlear notch

17. ulna

18. This bone articulates with the scapula at the acromion

19. clavicle

20. 3 differences between the male and female pelvis

21. Female slightly tilted forward, adapted for childbearth
female inlet is larger (false and true pelvis)
Female bones lighter/thinner
Female sacrum is shorter, and less curved
Coccyx curved into inlet more in male
Female have a greater pubic arch

22. Anatomical terms for the inner and outer ankles plus each bone where they are located

23. Medial malleolus (inner ankle) Lateral malleolus (outer ankle)
Tibia (shin)
Medial malleolus (inner ankle)
Fibula
Lateral malleolus (outer ankle)

24. 3 Bones attaching at pectoral girdle

25. Humerus;
Scapula;
clavicle

26. Bone that aligns with the thumb – lateral to body

27. radius

28. Suture that connects the parietal and occipital bones

29. Lambdoid suture

30. Bone marking that is most distal on the humerus; articulates with the forearm

31. trochlea

32. Posterior bone marking that is on the distal end of the femur (not condyles)

33. Intercondylar fossa

34. Distal bone that attaches to the femur medially

35. tibia

36. Bone marking that forms the ball and socket joint with the humerus

37. Glenoid cavity

38. Cell destroyer
Mature cell
Cell builder

39. Osteoclast
Osteocyte
Osteoblast

40. Bone that forms the heel

41. calcaneus

42. Sole of foot

43. metatarsal

44. An example of a fibrous joint

45. Suture lines

46. Example of a cartilaginous joint

47. Intervertebral Disc

48. An autoimmune disease that affects 3x as many women as men

49. Rheumatoid arthritis

50. Name 4 parts to a synovial joint

51. Synovial fluid, bursa sacs, synovial capsule, hyaline cartilage

52. Inflammation of joints caused be uric acid deposits

53. Gout

54. Four functions of the skeletal system

55. Protection of soft organs Movement due to attached skeletal muscles
Support of the body
Protection of soft organs
Movement due to attached skeletal muscles
Storage of minerals and fats
Blood cell formation

56. Type of fracture where bone ends are forced into each other

57. impacted

58. Name the 4 bone categories (based on shape) and an example of each

59. 1.short
2. long
3. flat
4. irregular

60. The 4 steps to bone repair

61. 2. fibrocartilage callus 3. bony callus
1.Hematoma formed
2. fibrocartilage callus
3. bony callus
4. Bony callus to bone (remodeling)

62. Special bone category in which the bones form within tendons

63. sesamoid

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65. There are many functions of the skeletal system
There are many functions of the skeletal system. This is the physiological term for blood cell formation.

66. hematopoiesis