Blount_Sikes Test - Skeletal Flashcards
- What are immovable joints?
They are joints that can’t move.
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- What is the zygomatic bone?
It is the cheek bone.
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- What is marrow?
It is the substance that fills the hollows of the bone.
48. WKST - The Skeletal System
- What is the the vertebrae that allows the head to turn or pivot?
Axis.
45. CLF-Skeleton Anterior View
- What is a tarsal.
A bone in the foot that is a gliding joint.
45. CLF-Skeleton Anterior View
- What is a strong connective tissue that holds movable joints together?
Ligament.
48. WKST - The Skeletal System 2
- How does exercise help maintain healthy bones?
By making bones grow stronger and denser.
48. WKST - The Skeletal System 2
- What is the zygomatic?
It is a cheek bone.
49. Skull5Fside
- What bone or bones help make up the orbit?
Zygomatic, sphenoid, and frontal.
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- What is made up of the facial bones and the cranium?
Skull
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- What are false ribs?
The are ribs attached to other ribs by cartilage.
45. CLF-Skeleton Anterior View
- What bone is used in nodding?
Atlas
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- What are hinge joints?
A hinge joint allows movement one way but not the other.
47. Skeletal Study Guide
- What is a pivot joint? What are the names of the joints that make it up?
A pivot joint is a joint that allows pivots. Axis and Atlas.
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- What is an immovable joint? What’s a moveable joint?
An immovable joint is a where two bones meet and there is no movement. A moveable joint is where two bones meet and there can be movement.
47. Skeletal Study Guide
- What kind of movement does the joint in the knee allow? What bones make in up?
Back and Forth. Femur, patella, tibia, fibula.
47. Skeletal Study Guide
- What joint provides the greatest range of movement? What bones make up this type of joint? Which above is an example?
Ball and socket. The shoulder girdle. The Scapula, clavicle, and humerus.
47. Skeletal Study Guide
