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5. 100 200 300 400 500 Microscopic Bones The Skeleton Bone Markings Joints Inflammatory Disorders Know your bones?

6. Bones are made mostly of what substance secreted by bone cells? A 100

7. Bone Matrix A 100

8. What is the circular unit of bone called? A 200

9. Osteon A 200

10. The opening in the center of the osteon is called _____ and contains blood vessels and nerves. A 300

11. Haversian Canal A 300

12. What are mature bone cells called? These cells are trapped within their own bone matrix and function to maintain bone tissue. A 400

13. Osteocytes

14. The lacunae are arranged in rings around the central canal. What are these rings called? A 500

15. Lamellae A 500

16. B 100 How many bones are in the adult human skeleton?

17. 206 bones B 100

18. Which type of bone tissue contains the marrow which is responsible for red blood cell production? B 200

19. Spongy bone B 200

20. Name the four bone shapes B 300

21. Long Short Flat Irregular B 300

22. What is the shaft of a long bone referred to as? B 400

23. Diaphysis B 400

24. The nutrient layer surrounding bones is called? B 500

25. Periosteum B 500

26. The following picture shows the femur with very large, blunt irregular shaped projections. What are these projections called? C 100

27. trochanters C 100

28. What bone marking is a around or oval opening found in a bone like the pelvis? C 200

29. foramen C 200

30. What bone marking is canal-like and found in the skull? C 300

31. meatus C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 DAILY DOUBLE Place A Wager

33. What bone marking is arm-like and an example is found in the mandible? C 400

34. ramus C 400

35. What bone marking is described as a shallow depression which mostly forms a joint like the shoulder or a hip? C 500

36. fossa C 500

37. Which type of joints allow for a limited degree of movement like the joints found in the vertebrae? D 100

38. Cartilaginous joints D 100

39. What type of joints are only found in the skull? D 200

40. Suture Joints or Fibrous Joints D 200

41. What type of joint exists only in the thumb? D 300

42. Saddle Joint D 300

43. The radius and ulna articulate within the elbow joint. What type of joint is this? D 400

44. Pivot Joint D 400

45. Joints that move from side to side and back and forth, but allow for NO rotation are called? D 500

46. Condyloid Joint D 500

47. Which joint disorder is characterized by excessive synovial fluid in the joint cavity? E 100

48. Bursitis E 100

49. Which children’s disease results in bowed legs because bones are too soft? The condition results from a poor diet of calcium and vitamin D. E 200

50. Rickets E 200

51. Which bone disorder occurs because of the accumulation of uric acid in the blood. This leads to painful crystals that poke into the joint tissues. E 300

52. Gout E 300

53. Which type of bone fracture results when bones are forced into each other breaking the ends of the bones? E 400

54. Impacted fracture E 400

55. Which bone disorder is described as an autoimmune disease where the body attacks its own cartilage and destroys it? Be specific. E 500

56. Rheumatoid Arthritis E 500

57. What bone am I? F 100

58. Humerus F 100

59. F 200 What bone am I?

60. Fibula F 200

61. What bone am I? F 300

62. Sacrum F 300

63. What bone am I? F 400

64. Clavicle F 400

65. What bone am I? F 500

66. Sternum F 500

67. The Final Jeopardy Category is: Microscopic Bone Anatomy Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin

68. The tiny canals that radiate from the central canal and connect lacunae are called? They form a transport systems connecting all bones cells to a nutrient supply. Click on screen to continue

69. Canaliculi Click on screen to continue

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