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Skeleton
Bone
Markings
Joints
Inflammatory
Disorders
Know your
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Microscopic
Bones
Bones are made mostly of
what substance secreted by
bone cells?
A 100
Bone Matrix
A 100
What is the circular unit of
bone called?
A 200
Osteon
A 200
The opening in the center of
the osteon is called _____ and
contains blood vessels and
nerves.
A 300
Haversian Canal
A 300
What are mature bone cells
called? These cells are
trapped within their own bone
matrix and function to
maintain bone tissue.
A 400
Osteocytes
A 400
The lacunae are arranged in
rings around the central canal.
What are these rings called?
A 500
Lamellae
A 500
How many bones are in the
adult human skeleton?
B 100
206 bones
B 100
Which type of bone tissue
contains the marrow which is
responsible for red blood cell
production?
B 200
Spongy bone
B 200
Name the four bone shapes
B 300
Long
Short
Flat
Irregular
B 300
What is the shaft of a long bone
referred to as?
B 400
Diaphysis
B 400
The nutrient layer surrounding
bones is called?
B 500
Periosteum
B 500
The following picture shows
the femur with very large,
blunt irregular shaped
projections. What are these
projections called?
C 100
trochanters
C 100
What bone marking is a
around or oval opening found
in a bone like the pelvis?
C 200
foramen
C 200
What bone marking is
canal-like and found in the
skull?
C 300
meatus
C 300
DAILY
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DOUBLE
C 400
What bone marking is arm-like
and an example is found in the
mandible?
C 400
ramus
C 400
What bone marking is
described as a shallow
depression which mostly
forms a joint like the shoulder
or a hip?
C 500
fossa
C 500
Which type of joints allow for
a limited degree of movement
like the joints found in the
vertebrae?
D 100
Cartilaginous joints
D 100
What type of joints are only
found in the skull?
D 200
Suture Joints or
Fibrous Joints
D 200
What type of joint exists only
in the thumb?
D 300
Saddle Joint
D 300
The radius and ulna articulate
within the elbow joint. What
type of joint is this?
D 400
Pivot Joint
D 400
Joints that move from side to
side and back and forth, but
allow for NO rotation are
called?
D 500
Condyloid Joint
D 500
Which joint disorder is
characterized by
excessive synovial fluid
in the joint cavity?
E 100
Bursitis
E 100
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
Rickets
E 200
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
Gout
E 300
Which type of bone fracture
results when bones are forced
into each other breaking the
ends of the bones?
E 400
Impacted fracture
E 400
Which bone disorder is described as
an autoimmune disease where the
body attacks its own cartilage and
destroys it? Be specific.
E 500
Rheumatoid Arthritis
E 500
What bone am I?
F 100
Humerus
F 100
What bone am I?
F 200
Fibula
F 200
What bone am I?
F 300
Sacrum
F 300
What bone am I?
F 400
Clavicle
F 400
What bone am I?
F 500
Sternum
F 500
The Final Jeopardy Category is:
Microscopic Bone Anatomy
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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.
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Canaliculi
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