Skeletal

Question 1

Spinal joints allow vertebrae to slide against each other

Answer 1

Facet joints

Question 2

Can develop arthritis and cause back pain or neck pain

Answer 2

Facet joints

Question 3

Twist and turn, and provide flexibility and stability

Answer 3

Facet joints

Question 4

Flat, round cushions sit between the vertebrae and act as the spines shock absorber

Answer 4

Intervertebral discs

Question 5

It can tear, allowing some of the nucleus gel substance to leak out

Answer 5

Herniated disk

Question 6

Also called bulging, slipped or ruptured disks

Answer 6

Herniated disks

Question 7

Column of nerves that travels through the spinal canal

Answer 7

Spinal cord

Question 8

Extends from the skull to the lower back

Answer 8

Spinal cord

Question 9

How many nerves branch out through vertebral openings

Answer 9

31 pairs

Question 10

These nerves carry messages between the brain and muscles

Answer 10

Neural foramen

Question 11

Ligaments connect the vertebrae to hold the spine in position

Answer 11

Soft tissues

Question 12

Muscles support the back and help you move

Answer 12

Soft tissues

Question 13

Connect muscles to bone and aid movements

Answer 13

Tendons

Question 14

Support the back and help you move

Answer 14

Muscles

Question 15

Surrounds and protects the heart and lungs in the thoracic cavity

Answer 15

Thoracic cage (rib cage)

Question 16

It consists of the ribs, the sternum and the thoracic vertebrae, to which the ribs articulate

Answer 16

Thoracic cage (rib cage)

Question 17

How many pairs of ribs does a human have both male and female

Answer 17

12 pairs

Question 18

Cartilage strips are called

Answer 18

Costal cartilage

Question 19

Ribs 1-7 are called

Answer 19

True ribs

Question 20

Ribs 11 and 12 are called

Answer 20

Floating ribs

Question 21

One of the largest and most complex joints the body

Answer 21

Shoulder

Question 22

It is formed where the humerus fits into scapula

Answer 22

Shoulder joint

Question 23

Upper arm bone

Answer 23

Humerus

Question 24

Shoulder blade

Answer 24

Scapula

Question 25

Part of the upper limb between the shoulder joint and elbow joint

Answer 25

Upper arms

Question 26

One of the three long bones of the arm

Answer 26

Humerus

Question 27

Radial deficiency other term

Answer 27

Radial clubhand

Question 28

The forearm consists of two bones

Answer 28

Ulna and raidus

Question 29

Hand consists of how many bones

Answer 29

27 bones

Question 30

Which three groups of bones make up the 27 bones of the hand

Answer 30

Phalanges, metacarpals, and carpals

Question 31

Framework that supports the body

Answer 31

Skeletal system

Question 32

Perpendicular to the shaft of the bone

Answer 32

Transverse

Question 33

Parallel to the bone

Answer 33

Linear

Question 34

Plane oblique the long axis of the bone

Answer 34

Oblique

Question 35

Torque is applied along the axis of a bone

Answer 35

Spiral

Question 36

Does not extend all the way through the bone

Answer 36

Greenstick

Question 37

Broken into more than two pieces

Answer 37

Communited

Question 38

Protects the brain

Answer 38

Skull

Question 39

2 groups of skull

Answer 39

Cranial and facial

Question 40

How many cranial bones are there in the skull

Answer 40

8 cranial bones

Question 41

How many facial bones are there in the skull

Answer 41

14 facial bones

Question 42

Body's central support structure

Answer 42

Spine (backbone)

Question 43

How many vertebrae make up the spine

Answer 43

33 vertebrae

Question 44

Tunnel that houses the spinal cord and nerves, protecting them from injury

Answer 44

Spinal canal

Question 45

What are the lowest vertebrae

Answer 45

Sacrum and coccyx

Question 46

Top part of the spine that has seven vertebrae (c1-c7)

Answer 46

Cervical (neck)

Question 47

It allows you to turn, tilt and nod your head

Answer 47

Cervical (neck)

Question 48

The cervical spine makes an inward c shape called

Answer 48

Lordotic curve

Question 49

Part of the spine that has 12 vertebrae (t1-t12)

Answer 49

Thoracic (middle back)

Question 50

How many vertebrae does thoracic spine have

Answer 50

12 vertebrae

Question 51

Sections of the spine bends out slightly to make a backward c shape called

Answer 51

Kyphotic curve

Question 52

It supports the upper parts of the spine

Answer 52

Lumbar spine

Question 53

How many vertebrae makes up the lower spine

Answer 53

5 vertebrae

Question 54

Connects to the pelvis and bears most of your body's weight

Answer 54

Lumbar (lower back)

Question 55

Consist of the two bones make up your shoulder

Answer 55

Pectoral girdle

Question 56

Framework to support your shoulder

Answer 56

Clavicle or collarbone

Question 57

It is protraction, retraction, elevation, depression, upward rotation

Answer 57

Scapula or shoulder blade

Question 58

It articulates with the ulna and radius bones of the forearm

Answer 58

Carpals (wrist bone)

Question 59

Five individual bones that are wrapped in muscle and collective tissue

Answer 59

Metacarpals

Question 60

How many bones that make up the fingers

Answer 60

14 bones

Question 61

Bones that make up fingers

Answer 61

Phalanges

Question 62

Polydactilism

Answer 62

Hyperdactyly

Question 63

Three lower limb

Answer 63

Thigh, leg, foot

Question 64

Kneecap

Answer 64

Patella

Question 65

Tibia (shin bone)

Answer 65

Medial bone