Skeletal System

Question 0

Ribs

Answer 0

Ribs

Question 1

Head

Answer 1

Skull

Question 2

Collarbone

Answer 2

Clavicle

Question 3

Thick lower arm bone

Answer 3

Radius

Question 4

Thin lower arm bone

Answer 4

Ulna

Question 5

Upper arm bone

Answer 5

Humerus

Question 6

Spine

Answer 6

Vertebrae

Question 7

Hips

Answer 7

Pelvic Girdle

Question 8

Thigh bone

Answer 8

Femur

Question 9

Kneecap

Answer 9

Patella

Question 10

Shin

Answer 10

Tibia

Question 11

Thin calf bone

Answer 11

Fibula

Question 12

Finger and Toe bones

Answer 12

Philanges

Question 13

What do bones do?

Answer 13

They work with muscles so they can move.

Question 14

How do they help maintain homeostasis?

Answer 14

They store marrow inside of them that stores minerals and produces blood cells.

Question 15

What are bones made up of?

Answer 15

They are made of cartilidge, spongy bone, blood vessels, marrow, and compact bone.

Question 16

What do the two marrows do?

Answer 16

Red marrow produces both red and white blood cells, and yellow marrow stores fat.

Question 17

What are the two different kinds of marrow?

Answer 17

Red and Yellow

Question 18

Relation in growth between cartilidge and bone

Answer 18

You start with cartilidge, and as you grow it is replaced by bone.

Question 19

What are the three different joints?

Answer 19

Gliding joint, ball and socket joint, hinge joint

Question 20

What does a gliding joint do?

Answer 20

It allows bones to glide over each other with flexibility like in the hand.

Question 21

What does a ball and socket joint do?

Answer 21

It lets you move your bone in all directions like a joystick. It is like your shoulder.

Question 22

What does a hinge joint do?

Answer 22

It lets your bone move in one direction like a hinge. It is found in the knee.

Question 23

Joints

Answer 23

Joints allow bones to move when muscles contract. Joints are held together by ligaments. Ligaments are connective tissue.

Question 24

Skeletal System diseases

Answer 24

Fractures, joint dislocations, sprains, osteoporosis, arthritis

Question 25

Fractures

Answer 25

Bones break

Question 26

Joint dislocations

Answer 26

A joint or bones are moved out of place

Question 27

Sprains

Answer 27

A ligament is stretched too far or torn

Question 28

Osteoporosis

Answer 28

Bones become weak and less dense- they break more easily

Question 29

Arthritis

Answer 29

Joints swell or stiffen