Type of Bones

Question 1

Compact Bones and Spongy Bones at the end

Answer 1

Long Bones.

Question 2

Cube-shaped

Answer 2

Short Bone

Question 3

Variety of odd shapes.

Answer 3

Irregular Bones.

Question 4

Distal and Proximal ends (epiphysis) separated by diaphysis (Shaft)

Answer 4

Long Bones.

Question 5

Thin, Bony plates.

Answer 5

flat bone.

Question 6

Shaft covered by tough periosteum with fibrous lay of dense irregular CT and osteogenic layer.

Answer 6

Long Bone.

Question 7

Provide Extensive areas of muscle attachment.

Answer 7

Flat bone.

Question 8

Vary in amount of compact and spongy bone.

Answer 8

irregular bone.

Question 9

equal length and width

Answer 9

short bone.

Question 10

vertebrae and some facial bone.

Answer 10

irregular bone.

Question 11

periosteum protects bone-nourish bone tissue repairing fractors.

Answer 11

long bone

Question 12

medullary cavity runs length of diaphysis.

Answer 12

long bone

Question 13

carpals in wrist.

Answer 13

short

Question 14

parallel plate of compact bone.

Answer 14

short bone.

Question 15

compact bone enclosed a spongy diploe filled with red marrow

Answer 15

short bone.

Question 16

yellow marrow: adipose tissue for energy can change red marrow during stress.

Answer 16

long bone

Question 17

cavity lined by endosteum and composed of reticular CT

Answer 17

long bone.

Question 18

spongy bone surrounded by thin layer of compact bone

Answer 18

short bone.

Question 19

cranial bones, sternum, ribs, scapulae.

Answer 19

flat bone.

Question 20

epiphysis covered by articular cartilage to provide friction-free movement in a joint.

Answer 20

long bone.

Question 21

humerus, radius, ulna, femur, tibia, fibula

Answer 21

long bone