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If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: Skeleton accounts for __% of bone mass or __ lbs.Answer: 20%, 30 Question: skeleton has __ bones & __ major regions.Answer: 80, Question: The axial supports __.Answer: Head, neck, and . Question: The axial protects __.Answer: Brain, spinal cord, & organs of . Question: What is the most of bony structures?Answer: The Question: How many bones in the ?Answer: Question: What 2 form the skull?Answer: Cranium & bones Question: Answer: Enclose & protect brain & provide attachment for head & neck muscles. Question: Facial bones - 5 Answer: (1) Face framework, (2) cavities for sense organs, (3) openings for air & food, (4) secure teeth, (5) facial muscles. Question: Most bones are __ bones.Answer: Question: skull bone is not flat?Answer: Mandible Question: All bones of adult are firmly united by interlocking joints called __.Answer: Sutures Question: All bones of adult skull are firmly united by joints called __.Answer: Saw-toothed or Question: Name the skull sutures that connect crainial.Answer: Coronal, sagittal, & lambdoid sutures. Question: The __ bones form the 's anterior.Answer: Bones Question: can be divided into a __ & __.Answer: Vault & Question: CalvariaAnswer: Cranium vault - forms , lateral & posterior skull & forehead. Question: BaseAnswer: "Floor" - skull's inferior. Question: Cranial base is into 3 steps/fossaeAnswer: , middle & posterior fossae. Question: The sits snugly in the __.Answer: Fossae Question: The brain occupies the __ .Answer: cavity. Question: of cranial nerves.Answer: 12 . Question: Name the 8 cranial .Answer: 2 parietal, 2 temporal, occipital, sphenoid, & ethmoid. Question: What is known as the bony ?Answer: The . Question: Why is the self-bracing?Answer: Curved superior - , though thin. Question: Common name of the squama.Answer: . Question: What lie under the eyebrows?Answer: Supraorbital Question: bone supports the frontal lobes?Answer: cranial fossa. Question: Which 2 terms are used interchangeably to indicate the entire group of bones?Answer: Cranial or calvaria. Question: BonesAnswer: Curved, retangular form most of & lateral aspect of skull. Question: BoneAnswer: most of skull's posterior & base. Question: What bone forms walls of posterior cranial ?Answer: Bone Question: Where does the connect w/spinal cord?Answer: Magnum Question: The __ lines anchor many neck & back .Answer: Lines. Question: What the upper limit of the neck?Answer: nuchal line. Question: Each temporal bone has 4 areas?Answer: Squamous, , mastoid & petrous regions. Question: CheekboneAnswer: Zygomatic Question: Answer: Temporomandibular Question: Tympanic Answer: Surrounds external ear . Question: Where do tongue attach?Answer: process. Question: Mastoid is full of __.Answer: Air - the mastoid sinuses. Question: BoneAnswer: , butterfly-shaped, 3 proccess (greater/lesser wings & pterygoid) - secures brain w/in skull. Question: What allows crainial nerves that control eye to enter orbit?Answer: Superior fissure. Question: nerves pass through __.Answer: Foramen rotundum & ovale. Question: Most deeply situated bone of .Answer: Ethmoid Question: Forms the roof of cavities.Answer: Cribriform . Question: Helps secure the brain to cranial .Answer: Galli Question: The GalliAnswer: Triangular process to which the dura mater attaches & is secured to cavity. Question: The facial skeleton has __ .Answer: 14 - maxillae (2), zygomatics (2), (2), lacrimals (2), palatines (2), inferior conchae (2), mandible (1), & vomer (1). Question: What anchors teeth?Answer: body Question: sensation nerves enter through the __.Answer: foramina. Question: The teeth are carried in their __.Answer: margins. Question: What bone is the of the facial skeleton?Answer: The - forms anterior portion of hard palate. Question: Answer: Bony cavities in eyes are encased & cushioned by fatty tissue. Question: cavity is made of?Answer: Bone & . Question: Which 5 skull contain mucosa-lined, air-filled sinues?Answer: Frontal, sphenoid, , & paired maxillary bones. Question: sinusesAnswer: Sinuses that cluster the nasal cavity. Question: Which sinuses resonance of voice?Answer: Sinuses Question: BoneAnswer: Movable base for tongue - w/larynx - unique as it is only bone that doesn't articulate w/another bone. Question: How many in vertebrae?Answer: 26 irregular . Question: How many divisions in vetebrae?Answer: 5 Major Question: Name the major of vertebrae?Answer: Cervical, thoracic, , sacrum & coccyx. Question: What trick to use for #'s of vertebrae?Answer: meal times of 7am, noon, & 5pm. Question: Scoliosis where?Answer: Lateral curvature in thoracic . Question: KyphosisAnswer: Hunchback - dosally thoracic curve. Question: Answer: Swayback - accentuated lumbar . Question: Which region of vertebrae bears the most ?Answer: Lumbar . Question: Major supporting of vertebrae colum are?Answer: Anterior & posterior longitudinal . Question: longitiudinal ligamentssAnswer: Prevents hyperextension of (too far back). Question: Posterior longitudinal Answer: Prevents hyperflexion (too far ) of spine. Question: Ligament Answer: Stretches as we bend , then recoils. Question: 2 Parts of discAnswer: (1) nuculeus pulposus & (2) anulus Question: Nucleus Answer: In vertebral disc - rubberball-like & discs its elasticity & compressibility. Question: FibrosusAnswer: Fibrocartilage that collars nucleus pulposus in intervertebral disc. Question: What limits the of the nucleus pulposus?Answer: fibrosus Question: What in a herniated disc?Answer: Rupture of fibrosus. Question: Percutaneous disc decompressionAnswer: Partial vaporization of herniated disc in outpatient . Question: Successive vertebrae are where?Answer: Both at bodies and their articulated processes. Question: The spinal nerves of the cord pass through __.Answer: foramina. Question: 3 that can occur between vertebrae are?Answer: (1) flexion & extension, (2) lateral & (3) rotation. Question: are __ cervical vertebrae.Answer: Question: __ is not bifid & is much larger than cervical vertebrae.Answer: C7 Question: Answer: The landmark vertebrae for counting. Question: Which is the vertebra prominens of the vertebrae?Answer: Question: AtlasAnswer: C1-just like atlas that the world (skull). Question: What structural parts of the are sites of muscle attachment?Answer: The spinous & processes. Question: Answer: C2-Has dens or process that is missing body of atlas. Question: Answer: for rotation of atlas - missing part of C1 (atlas) that is found in c2. Question: There are __ thoracic .Answer: Question: All vertebrae articulate with the __.Answer: Question: The vertebrae __ in size from first to last.Answer: Increase Question: The __ of the thoracic vertebrae the heads of the ribs.Answer: Question: There are __ vertebrae.Answer: Question: The body of vertebrae are __.Answer: Oval . Question: The body of vertebrae are __.Answer: -shaped Question: The body of vertebrae are __.Answer: -shpaed Question: What rotation of lumbar spine?Answer: Orientation of facets - they lock the lumbar vertebrae & provide stability. Question: How many fused in sacrum?Answer: 5 Question: Last sacral vertebrae to fuse medially & results in gap/opening.Answer: Sacral Question: The bony underpinnings of is the __.Answer: cage or bony thorax. Question: The __ secure the ribs to the .Answer: Costal . Question: Bony protects __.Answer: Vital organs of the cavity. Question: Bony thorax __.Answer: Shoulder girdles & upper limbs & provides attachment points for neck, back, , & shoulder muscles. Question: The intercostal spaces between ribs are by __ muscles.Answer: Intercostal Question: The sternum is fusion of which 3 ?Answer: , body & xiphoid process. Question: Answer: Top bone of . Question: Body of Answer: Midportion of Question: ProcessAnswer: End of Question: 3 landmarks of sternum.Answer: Jugular notch, sternal angle, xiphisternal Question: notch in line with __.Answer: Disc between 2nd & 3rd vertebrae - where left cartoid artery issues from aorta. Question: angle in line with __.Answer: Disc between L4&L5 - good to find 2nd rib for heart valves. Question: Xiphisternal joint lies of __.Answer: T9 Question: are __ pairs of ribs.Answer: Question: ribs are known as vertebrosternal ribs?Answer: Rib pairs 1-7 - "The true . Question: Why are ribs 8-12 false?Answer: They lack actual attachment to the . Question: Vertebronchodral Answer: Ribs 8-10 - joins cartilage above it. Question: Vertebral/Floating Answer: Ribs 11 & 12 - no anterior . Question: Vertebral/Floating Answer: Ribs 11 & 12 - no attachment. Question: Pectoral girdles __.Answer: Upper to the body trunk. Question: girdle secures the __.Answer: Lower . Question: Pectoral is also known as __.Answer: girdle. Question: The pectoral girdle of __ & __.Answer: Clavicle & Question: Answer: Collarbones - anchor & act as braces - has sternal & acromial end. Question: ScapulaeAnswer: Shoulder blades - dorsal surface of rib cage ribs 2 & 7. Question: __ Separates bones form the of each upper limb.Answer: Question: Which nerve is responsible for bone" sensation?Answer: nerve Question: Answer: Forearm Question: bone forms elbow joint w/humerus?Answer: Ulna Question: UlnaAnswer: - makes up elbow w/humerus. Question: RadiusAnswer: - major forearm bone contributing to wrist joint. Question: When the __ , the hand moves also.Answer: Radius Question: 's fractureAnswer: Break in the end of the radius. Common when breaking a fall. Question: CarpusAnswer: Question: MetacarpusAnswer: Question: CarpalsAnswer: 8 marble-sized bones united by ligaments. Question: Pnumonic to carpals is?Answer: Left The Party To Take Cathy Home. Question: How many metacarpal ?Answer: Question: Which bones are as knucles?Answer: Metacarpal . Question: Metacarpal Answer: Question: Each hand contains __ minature called phalanges.Answer: Question: Each finger has __ .Answer: Question: The thumb has no __.Answer: Question: The pelvic supports the __ of pelvis.Answer: Visceral . Question: The __ girdle is secured to axial skeleton by some of the ligaments in the body.Answer: Pelvic Question: Os Answer: bone - hip Question: Bony Answer: Basin-like formed by hip bones, sacrum & coccyx. Question: 3 of hip bone are:Answer: , ischium & pubis. Question: iliumAnswer: Question: The weight of body is transmitted from spine to through __.Answer: Sacroiliac Question: Answer: - posteroinferior part of hip bone. Question: When we sit, the is born by the __.Answer: tuberosities. Question: What arch helps male & female pelves?Answer: arch/subpubic angle. Question: pelvisAnswer: Part of abdomen really - abdominal viscera. Question: True Answer: Forms deep bowl containing pelvic . Question: 3 of lower limb are?Answer: , leg & foot. Question: Broken hip Answer: Neck of the break. Question: The patella is in which tendon?Answer: Question: The __ w/femur to form knee joint.Answer: Tibia Question: Answer: - 2nd only to femur for size. Question: Medial bulge of formed by __.Answer: Medial . Question: FibulaAnswer: Doesn't bear weight - muscles to Question: Which bone bulge of ankle?Answer: malleolus Question: Pott's Answer: Occurs at the distal end of fibula, tibia, or both. Common sports . Question: What makes the foot ?Answer: Question: Number of bones in .Answer: Question: Body is carried primarily in the foot by?Answer: (ankle) & calcaneus (heel bone). Question: Name the 3 of the foot.Answer: , lateral, & transverse. Question: Primary Answer: Thoracic & sacral of an infant's spine arches like a 4-legged animal. Convex posteriorly. Question: curvaturesAnswer: Of - cervical & lumbar. Convex anteriorly. Question: True "military posture" 't develop until __.Answer: . Question: curvaturesAnswer: & sacral curvatures Question: Secondary Answer: & lumbar Question: True posture" doesn't develop until __.Answer: Adolescence. Question: There are __ to the spine and __ additional regions.Answer: 3 curvatures, 2 regions Question: Each of the curvations are characterized by its own unique type of __.Answer: Vertebrae Question: Each upper limb has __ .Answer: Question: The __ curvature becomes when the baby holds up its head independently.Answer: Question: The __ develops when the baby begins to walk.Answer: Lumbar Question: The __ sinuses are adjacent to ear cavity & at higher risk for infection from throat.Answer: sinuses Question: All possess a body, __ & __.Answer: process & vertebral foramen. Question: Lordosis the __ vertebrae.Answer: Lumbar Question: The term ribs" refers to ribs that __.Answer: Attach to each before they attach to the sternum. Question: The magnum goes through the __ bone.Answer: Occipital Question: The dens __ the axis.Answer: Projects Question: The tubercule of a rib __ w/transverse of vertebrae.Answer: Question: The most fracture site of the humerous.Answer: neck. Question: Teh __ bones contain openings that allow tear to pass.Answer: Lacrimnal Question: A temporal bone protrusion w/sinuses is the __ process.Answer: Question: Failure of bones causes __.Answer: palate. Question: Which cranial bones have shaped sutures?Answer: Parietal & Question: Which cranial bones have lambdoid shaped ?Answer: Occipital & Question: Which cranial bones have shaped sutures?Answer: R & L bones Question: Which cranial bones have shaped sutures?Answer: & parietal Question: Allows the head to nod ?Answer: Atlas Question: centrum w/short blunt spinous processes.Answer: vertebrae Question: These bones have facets for ribs.Answer: vertebrae Question: The have 3 of these bones & the thumb only 2.Answer: Phalanges Question: Forearm bone that articulates w/most .Answer: Question: Only the __ vertebrae have foramina.Answer: Question: The foramen in the body is the __.Answer: Obrurator . Question: The short bone in the hand is the __.Answer: Pisiform Question: The styloid process of the __ to the thumb.Answer: Radius Question: The large fossa on the anterior of the scapula.Answer: Subscapular Question: Most posterior bone of the .Answer: Occipital |
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