Bio 100 Skeletal System Practice

1.

1 point

What are the types of bone marrow

Red

Yellow

Blue

Green

2.

1 point

How does a pivot joint move?

Movement in two planes but no axial rotation

Around one axis

Motion in one plane

Motion around and indefinite number of axis

Movement in two planes

Back and fourth, and side to side

3.

1 point

Red bone marrow produces blood cells

True

False

4.

1 point

Bones are the strongest substance in your body

True

False

5.

1 point

Type of tissue at the end of bones

6.

1 point

Type of ossification where skull is formed.

Endochondral

Intramembranous

7.

1 point

Ossification is the process in which bones form

True

False

8.

1 point

How does a planar joint move?

Around one axis

Motion around and indefinite number of axis

Movement in two planes but no axial rotation

Back and fourth, and side to side

Movement in two planes

Motion in one plane

9.

1 point

Type of bone cell responsible for building bone

Osteoblasts

Osteoclasts

Osteocytes

10.

1 point

Strain vs Sprain

_____ is muscle or tendon, _____ is ligament

Strain, Sprain

Sprain, Strain

11.

1 point

Type of blood cell responsible for digest and breakdown, helping regulate blood calcium

Osteoclasts

Osteocytes

Osteoblasts

12.

1 point

What connects bone to muscle?

13.

1 point

What type of tissue surrounds bones?

Connective

Muscular

Epithelial

Nervous

14.

1 point

How does a ball and socket joint move?

Movement in two planes

Motion around and indefinite number of axis

Back and fourth, and side to side

Movement in two planes but no axial rotation

Motion in one plane

Around one axis

15.

1 point

Where are the smallest bones in your body?

Hands

Feet

Ears

Wrist

16.

1 point

Bones are constantly being built and degraded

True

False

17.

1 point

How does a hinge joint move?

Motion around and indefinite number of axis

Back and fourth, and side to side

Movement in two planes but no axial rotation

Motion in one plane

Movement in two planes

Around one axis

18.

1 point

How does a condyloid joint move?

Movement in two planes

Around one axis

Movement in two planes but no axial rotation

Motion in one plane

Motion around and indefinite number of axis

Back and fourth, and side to side

19.

1 point

Type of bone cell responsible for maintenance and exchange of nutrients

Osteoclasts

Osteocytes

Osteoblasts

20.

1 point

Type of connective tissue along the bone

21.

1 point

What are the types of bones?

Axial

Connective

Apendages

Joints

22.

1 point

Axial skeleton is along the central axis and includes the skull

True

False

23.

1 point

What connects bone to bone?

24.

1 point

How does a saddle joint move?

Around one axis

Motion around and indefinite number of axis

Movement in two planes

Back and fourth, and side to side

Motion in one plane

Movement in two planes but no axial rotation

25.

1 point

Function of the skeletal system

Support

Protection and anchoring

Assistance in movement

All the above

26.

1 point

Yellow bone marrow contains fat

True

False