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  1. Is beside the Tibia
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Fibulae 32. CLF - Bones of the Body: Anterior, Posterior, and Lateral View

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  1. What are the bones of your ankles
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Tarsal, talus, bone of the a gliding joint 32. CLF - Bones of the Body: Anterior, Posterior, and Lateral View

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  1. What is the main function of bone marrow?
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Producing blood cells 33. BP - Skeleton System

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  1. Bone in the middle of the rib cage where ribs connect to
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Sternum 32. CLF - Bones of the Body: Anterior, Posterior, and Lateral View

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  1. A lbone that is connected to the Humerus and is in front of the ulna
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Radius 32. CLF - Bones of the Body: Anterior, Posterior, and Lateral View

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  1. Which of the following processes can you not see from the front?
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Spinous process 32. CLF - Bones of the Body: Anterior, Posterior, and Lateral View

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  1. Little bones that are on the side of the lumbar vertebrae
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Transverse process 32. CLF - Bones of the Body: Anterior, Posterior, and Lateral View

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    1. Is is below the atlas
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Axis 37. CLF - Vertebral Column

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  1. Is the first bone on the vertebrae
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C1, cervical very, atlas 37. CLF - Vertebral Column

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  1. A what type of bone is the parietal bone
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Flat 31. CLF - Skull - Anterior and Lateral

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37,.Which parts are located in the osteon of cortical bone

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Lamella haversion canal 35. Notes - Ostilogy (Bones Video)

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  1. What were the little circles in the osteon
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Haversian canal 35. Notes - Ostilogy (Bones Video)

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40.what is the outside of the cortical bone

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Trabecula 35. Notes - Ostilogy (Bones Video)

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  1. Where is the trebacular bone?
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On the inside of cortical bone

35. Notes - Ostilogy (Bones Video)

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  1. Which organ systems makes blood cells?
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Skeletal systems 11. Body Systems

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  1. When you see the word fragment oste yours could infer that the word has something to do with
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Bone 30. Study Guide - The Skeleton System

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  1. Much of a newborn baby’s Skelton is made of
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Cartilage 34. WKST - The Skeletal System

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  1. What advantage do we gain from lightweight bones
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We can move around 34. WKST - The Skeletal System

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  1. Compact bone is made of
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Osteons 35. Notes - Ostilogy (Bones Video)

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  1. Which of the following is not a function of the skeletal system?
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Circulate blood 30. Study Guide - The Skeleton System

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  1. How does exercise help maintain healthy bones?
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By making bones produce stronger outer membranes 30. Study Guide - The Skeleton System

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  1. What’s are the carpals?
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Wrist bones 32. CLF - Bones of the Body: Anterior, Posterior, and Lateral View

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  1. What is the clavicle
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Collar bone32. CLF - Bones of the Body: Anterior, Posterior, and Lateral View

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  1. Which bone is used to pivot your head?
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Axis 37. CLF - Vertebral Column

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72.72. What is bone is made up of 4 fused vertebra
Coccyx 37. CLF - Vertebral Column
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76. What are the ribs attached T8-T10 called?
False 37. CLF - Vertebral Column
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77. What is another name for mandible
Lower jaw 31. CLF - Skull - Anterior and Lateral
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79. What is the heel bone?
Calcaneus 32. CLF - Bones of the Body: Anterior, Posterior, and Lateral View
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81. One function of your ligament is to help protect your organs
False skeleton 34. WKST - The Skeletal System
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84. Which type of joint is Joint A knee
Hinge 34. WKST - The Skeletal System
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85. Which joints are moveable? Which are immovable?
Hing pivot and bone and socket skull and leg fingers 34. WKST - The Skeletal System
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86. Which joint provides the greatest range of movement? Which joint above is an example? What bones makeup this type of joint?
Ball and socket Scapula Clavicle and humerus 34. WKST - The Skeletal System
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87. Joint D has two bones separated by a line, what bones are separated by the line?
Parietal and frontal 34. WKST - The Skeletal System
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88. What kind of motion does joint a allow? What bones are separated? Knee
Backward and forward femur patella tibia and fibula 34. WKST - The Skeletal System
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89. Which joint is a pivot joint? What are the names of the bones that make the joint?
B axis and atlas 37. CLF - Vertebral Column
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13. At the bottom is connected to the pubis
Ischium 32. CLF - Bones of the Body: Anterior, Posterior, and Lateral View
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46. What do ligaments do?
Attach bones to other bones 34. WKST - The Skeletal System
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What is the name of the opening in the center of an osteon that carries blood vessels and nerves?
Haversian canal 35. Notes - Ostilogy (Bones Video)

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