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PATHO Musculoskeletal Quiz

PATHO Musculoskeletal Quiz

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  • Skeletal muscles are

    in close contact with nerves

  • The increase in the curvature of the thoracic spine outward during adolescent growth, or secondary to osteoporosis is called:

    kyphosis

  • The central (“midshaft”) portion of long bones is called

    diaphysis

  • Which vitamin is essential for the formation of bones?

    Vitamin D

  • Rheumatoid arthritis is best classified as a(n)

    autoimmune disease

  • Which of the following diseases has the highest incidence among postmenopausal women?

    Osteoporosis

  • Bowlegs, craniotabes, and rachitic rosary in a growing child are signs of

    vitamin D deficiency

  • The most common primary malignant tumor of bones is called

    osteosarcoma

  • How many bones in the skeleton?

    206

  • The type of bones that are usually short or irregular bones embedded in a tendon, often present in a tendon where it passes over ajoint; that also serves to protect the tendon is:

    Sesamoid Bones