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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Bone Changes Skull Spine Thorax Appendicular Skeleton Disorders

6. A 100 If excess growth hormone is secreted while these are still cartilaginous, gigantism will be the result.

7. A 100 What are epiphyseal plates?

8. This is the name of the injury below. A 200

9. What is a compound (open) fracture. A 200

10. The fetal skeleton is primarily composed of this tissue type. A 300

11. What is hyaline cartilage? A 300

12. Name the fractured bones and the fracture type. A 400

13. What is a comminuted fracture of the TIBIA and FIBULA? A 400

14. These cells are used to help build bone, especially following a fracture. A 500

15. What are osteoblasts?

16. This is the bone below. B 100

17. What is the parietal bone? B 100

18. B 200 This bone of the skull is joined to the... -occipital bone -parietal bone -zygomatic bone -sphenoid bone -mandible

19. What is the temporal bone? B 200

20. B 300 These are openings/holes in a bone through which nerves and blood vessels pass.

21. What are foramina. (singular = foramen). B 300

22. B 400 These cavities within a bone are filled with air and lined with mucous membranes.

23. What are sinuses? B 400

24. B 500 The zygomatic, mastoid, and styloid are all examples of these bony projections.

25. What are processes? B 500

26. These are comprised of fibrocartilage and form a cushion between vertebrae. C 100

27. What are intervertebral discs? C 100

28. This is the condition shown in the X-ray below. C 200

29. What is scoliosis? C 200

30. These are the common names for the C1 and C2 vertebrae. C 300

31. What are the atlas and axis. C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. C 400 This neural tube defect results in babies born with part of their spinal cord protruding out of their back.

34. C 400 What is spina bifida?

35. Name the major curvatures of the spine from superior to inferior. C 500

36. What is cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacral, coccygeal. C 500

37. This tissue type connects the ribs to the sternum. D 100

38. What is hyaline cartilage. D 100

39. This term is given to the 11 th and 12 th ribs, which describes how they don’t articulate with the sternum. D 200

40. What are floating ribs? D 200

41. Ribs are considered ______ bones (short, flat, irregular, or long)? D 300

42. What are flat bones. D 300

43. True ribs articulate with these two bones. D 400

44. What are thoracic vertebra and sternum. D 400

45. Name the three structures shown below. D 500

46. What are the manubrium, body of sternum, and xiphoid process. D 500

47. These are the two most important minerals stored in bones. E 100

48. What are calcium and phosphorus. E 100

49. Name five bones that are part of the appendicular skeleton. E 200

50. What are... E 200

51. Long bones are composed of these two major types of bone. E 300

52. What are spongy bone and compact bone. E 300

53. E 400 Identify the bones of the arm and leg.

54. E 400 What are _____.

55. E 500 Name the three bones that form the “hip bone”.

56. E 500 What are the ilium, ischium, and pubic bones.

57. same F 100

58. What is iso-. F 100

59. water F 200

60. What is hydro-. F 200

61. F 300 Cephal/o

62. F 300 Pertaining to the head.

63. F 400 enzyme

64. F 400 -ase

65. F 500 Surgical removal of

66. F 500 -ectomy

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68. Click on screen to continue This is the general term for a degenerative joint disease resulting from wear and tear on joints.

69. Click on screen to continue What is osteoarthritis.

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