Test - skeletal System

Question 1

What bone is directly above the nasal septum?

Answer 1

Frontal Bone

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Question 2

What bone is to the right of the Maxillary bone but before the temporal bone?

Answer 2

Zygomatic

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Question 3

What bone is behind the temporal bone and under the parietal bone?

Answer 3

Occipital Bone

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Question 4

What bones are to the left and right of the sacrum?

Answer 4

Ischium

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Question 5

What bone is directly above the metatarsal bone?

Answer 5

Talus

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Question 6

What bone is directly under the radius and the ulna?

Answer 6

Carpals

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Question 7

Which vertebrae is above the sacrum?

Answer 7

Lumbar

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Question 8

What bone is behind the temporal bone and under the parietal bone?

Answer 8

Occipital Bone

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Question 9

True or false the parietal bone is flat.

Answer 9

True

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Question 10

Where is compact bone located?

Answer 10

In between the periosteum and the spongy bone

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Question 11

Where is the tibia bone?

Answer 11

To the left of the fibula bone

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Question 12

True or false- the calcaneus is a part of the gliding joint, and a tarsal.

Answer 12

True

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Question 13

Strong connective tissues that holds moveable joints together is a…

Answer 13

ligament

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Question 14

What might happen if your spine was completely straight?

Answer 14

Walking around would be extremely uncomfortable.

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Question 15

What is the order of the different sections of the vertebral columns?

Answer 15

7,12,5,1,1

Spine model in class

Question 16

What do ligaments do?

Answer 16

Attach bones to other bones

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Question 17

As an adult, your skeleton is made of _____ bones than when you were a baby?

Answer 17

A smaller number

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Question 18

What advantage do we gain from the fact that our bones are hollow?

Answer 18

We can move around easy

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Question 19

Name something that is not a function of the skeletal system.

Answer 19

Circulate blood

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Question 20

The vertebra that allows the head to turn or pivot is…

Answer 20

Axis

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Question 21

Which organ system makes blood cells?

Answer 21

Skeletal system

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Question 22

What bones make up the palm of the hand?

Answer 22

Metacarpals

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Question 23

What bone is made up of four fused vertebrae?

Answer 23

Coccyx

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Question 24

What is the sternum?

Answer 24

Breast Bone

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Question 25

What is the clavicle?

Answer 25

Collar Bine

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Question 26

Which joint is a pivot joint?

Answer 26

Neck vertebrae C1-C2

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Question 27

Which joint is moveable which are inmoveable?

Answer 27

Knee and Shoulder are moveable and D is inmoveable

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Question 28

Name the type of of joint that has the largest range of movement.

Answer 28

Ball and socket which is the shoulder and the humerus and clavicle

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Question 29

Explain why some people say we have 33 vertebrae and some say 26. How can we both be right?

Answer 29

Breakfast 7, Lunch 12, and Dinner 5. Bones fuse over time babies have more because Cartalage turns into bone.