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Bradshaw_beverly Test- The Skeletal System Flashcards

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  1. What is the process that you can’t see?
A

Transverse

CLF - Bones of the body: Anterior, Posterior, and Lateral

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  1. What is the lower arm bone pointing away from the body?
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Radius

CLF - Bones of the body: Anterior, Posterior, and Lateral

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  1. What layer out of the four in a Bone, is cortical
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2

BP - Skeletal System

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  1. What is the Bone (on your foot) that connects to your tibia and fibula?
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Tarsal, talus, Bone of the gliding joint

CLF - Bones of the body: Anterior, Posterior, and Lateral

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  1. What is a reason that you make new bone cells?
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In response to the force of the bodies weight, during growth, to heal broken bones.
BP - Skeleton System

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  1. What is the top Bone of your eye socket?
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Frontal

CLF - Skull (anterior)&(lateral)

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  1. What is the Bone on the front of you head?
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Frontal

CLF - Skull (anterior)&(lateral)

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  1. The Bone on the back of your head*
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Flat

CLF - Skull (anterior)&(lateral)

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  1. What might happen if you spine was perfectly straight?
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Walking would be extremely uncomfortable

CLF - Vertebral Column

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  1. What is the top vertebrae? (3)
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C1, Cervical vertebrae, and axis

CLF - Vertebral Column

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  1. What advantage do we gain from the fact that Bone are hollow?
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We can move around easily

BP - Skeletal System

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  1. How does exercise help maintain healthy bones?
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By making bones grow stronger and denser

WKST - The Skeletal System

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  1. What is the Bone is made up of 4 fused vertebrae?
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Skull

CLF - Skull (anterior)&(lateral)

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  1. What is the heel bone?
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Calcaneus

CLF - Skull (anterior)&(lateral)

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  1. What is the rib attached to T8-T10 called?
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False

CLF - Vertebral Column

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  1. What are carpals?
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Wrist bones

CLF - Bones of the body: Anterior, Posterior, and Lateral

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Q
  1. What are the bones that makeup the pivot joint?
A

Axis and atlas

CLF - Vertebral Column

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Q
  1. Which type of joint is at your knee?
A

Hinge

WKST - The Skeletal System

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  1. Which joint provides the greatest range of movement. Which joint is an example? What bones make up this type of joint?
A

Ball and socket, scapula, clavicle, and humerus

WKST - The Skeletal System

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