Skeletal System Quiz Study Guide
Physiology 1
Name:
10/15
Per:
 This quiz will include multiple choice, true/false, and matching questions. It will be in Moodle.
 Study your reading logs, anatomy and physiology of bones lab, joint anatomy and physiology lab, modeling
orthopedic problems lab, skeletal system presentation, bones anatomy and physiology presentation, joints
anatomy and physiology presentation.
1. Identify and describe the function and location of the following macroscopic structures of a long bone:
epiphysis, diaphysis, hyaline cartilage, spongy bone, growth plate, medullary cavity, bone marrow, compact
bone, blood vessels, nerves.
2. Identify, and describe the function and location of the microscopic structures you observed in compact bone,
spongy bone, hyaline cartilage, fibrocartilage and dense connective tissue.
3. Compare and contrast the anatomy and physiology of an adult and juvenile bone.
4. Identify the following tissues and related structures, including the composition of their extracellular matrix:
compact bone, spongy bone, hyaline cartilage, fibrocartilage, dense connective.
5. Describe and distinguish between the processes performed by living bones.
6. Describe the processes of bone formation, growth, repair and remodel.
7. Describe normal and abnormal (injuries and diseases) functions and organs of the skeletal system.
8. Compare and contrast movable and immovable joints.
9. Describe the structure and function of all tissues present at joints.
10. Explain how environment, diet and common injuries and diseases affect bones and joints at macroscopic and
microscopic level.
11. Identify tissues and structures from a microscope slide of a joint.
Skeletal System Quiz Study Guide
Physiology 1
Name:
10/15
Per:
 This quiz will include multiple choice, true/false, and matching questions. It will be in Moodle.
 Study your reading logs, anatomy and physiology of bones lab, joint anatomy and physiology lab, modeling
orthopedic problems lab, skeletal system presentation, bones anatomy and physiology presentation, joints
anatomy and physiology presentation.
12. Identify and describe the function and location of the following macroscopic structures of a long bone:
epiphysis, diaphysis, hyaline cartilage, spongy bone, growth plate, medullary cavity, bone marrow, compact
bone, blood vessels, nerves.
13. Identify, and describe the function and location of the microscopic structures you observed in compact bone,
spongy bone, hyaline cartilage, fibrocartilage and dense connective tissue.
14. Compare and contrast the anatomy and physiology of an adult and juvenile bone.
15. Identify the following tissues and related structures, including the composition of their extracellular matrix:
compact bone, spongy bone, hyaline cartilage, fibrocartilage, dense connective.
16. Describe and distinguish between the processes performed by living bones.
17. Describe the processes of bone formation, growth, repair and remodel.
18. Describe normal and abnormal (injuries and diseases) functions and organs of the skeletal system.
19. Compare and contrast movable and immovable joints.
20. Describe the structure and function of all tissues present at joints.
21. Explain how environment, diet and common injuries and diseases affect bones and joints at macroscopic and
microscopic level.
22. Identify tissues and structures from a microscope slide of a joint.