Test - U2 Skeletal System Flashcards
(29 cards)
26c. list four of the sic functions of the skeletal system we discussed in class
protect organs - U1C3 Notes overview
26d. list four of the sic functions of the skeletal system we discussed in class
storage of minerals - U1C3 Notes overview
- on the figure on your sheets, label the bones indicated by the lines (blank arm bone worksheet)
second blank - scapula - BBD (triangular-shaped bone near the shoulder)
third blank - humerous - BBD (upper arm)
forth blank - ulna - BBD (near the pinky and medial)
fifth blank - radius - BBD (besude the ulna, more near the thumb)
sixth blank - carpal - BBD (bones of the wrist)
seventh blank - metacarpal - BBD (middle of the hand)
eight blank - phalanges - BBD (in the fingers)
- label the spongy bone and compact bone in the picture on your answer sheet. Then describe, in detail, on structure unique to compact bone and one structure unique to the spongy bone.
Conpact bone is made of osteaons whihc are like tiny pillars and contain blood vessels and nerves. Spongy bone does not have osteons but have trabeculae that contains bone marrow to reduce stress. - U2C1 bone structure notes
- classify each part of the bone or bone (pointing towards the body - oppostie of distal)
proximal epiphysis - BBD
43.classify each part of the bone or bone (the tube shaft that run along the bone)
diaphysis - BBD
44.classify each part of the bone or bone (rounded part of the bone at the end)
distal epiphysis - BBD
45.classify each part of the bone or bone (the rounded top of the bone)
articular cartilage- BBD
46.classify each part of the bone or bone (outer surface of the bone)
periosteum- BBD
- classify each part of the bone or bone ( inside of the main shaft of a long bone)
meduallry cavity - BBD
- Fill the blanks beside the bone (long bone in the middle of your chest)
sternum- BBD
51.Fill the blanks beside the bone (large bone in the forearm)
radius- BBD
53.Fill the blanks beside the bone (large shin bone)
tibia- BBD
- Fill the blanks beside the bone (on either sides of the skull)
parietal - BBD
- Fill the blanks beside the bone (upper arm)
humerous - BBD
- Fill the blanks beside the bone (the spine in the lower back)
lumber vertebrea - BBD
- Fill the blanks beside the bone (small bone that sits between the heel bone)
talus - BBD
- cords of dense connective tissue that connect muscles to bone are called
tendons - U2C1 notes overview
- which of the following places the regoings of the vertebral column in the correct order, starting in the neck
cervical,thoracic,lumbar,sacral,coccyx - BBD
- The membrane that lines the meduallary canal is the
endosteum - U2C1 notes bone structure
- on the dorsal surface of the body, flaoting ribes attatch to (the middle of the spine)
thoracic vertebrea - BBD
- a bone that has approximately the smae width, length, and height
short bone - U2C1 Notes Classification
- the bones in your wrist
flat bone - U2C1 Notes Classification
- the tyoe of bone pictured to the right (a vertebrea)
irregular bone - U2C1 Notes Classification