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Skeletal And Muscular Organization And Function.
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Cells called ____ break down bone
a) Osteoblasts
b) Osteoclasts
c) Osteorectifiers
d) Billy Bob or possibly Steve
Newly formed or remodeled bone is not yet lamellar, but is
a) Woven
b) Knitted
c) Intermembranous
d) Exochondral
Growth of cartilage via the division of INTERNAL cells, which leads to increase in ____ is called _____
a) Length, Interstitial growth
b) Length, appositional growth
c) Width, transchondral growth
d) Width, interchondral growth
growth of cartilage via the action of cells called ____ on the surface, which increases thickness, is called
a) Chondroblasts, Appositional Growth
b) Chondrocytes, Interstitital Growth
c) Chontroclasts, Lacunal Growth
d) Progenitor Cells, Appositional Growth
Aging processes can lead to an imbalance in bone formation and breakdown, resulting in
a) osteoporesis
b) osteoneogeneisis
c) osteoplasty
d) osteotrophy
Most of the joints in your body are structurally classified as
a) synovial joints
b) articular joints
c) fibrous joints
d) cartilagenous joints
Synovial Joints are distinguished by having
a) All of the Rest are True
b) A cavity filled with synovial fluid
c) Articular cartilage
d) Ligaments
articular cartilage tends to be ______, which is _______
a) Hyaline, smooth and glassy
b) Fibrocartilage, tough and resists compression
c) Elastic cartilage, useful for adding flexibility
d) Easily damaged, silly and or annoying depending on your experience
Intervertebral discs are made of mostly
a) Fibrocartilage
b) Hyaline Cartilage
c) Elastic Cartilage
d) Reticular Cartilage
Moving part of the body away from the midline is
a) abduction
b) adduction
c) pronation
d) eversion
The elbow is an example of a _____ joint
a) hinge
b) pivot
c) gliding
d) saddle
The pelvic girdle consists of the
a) Os Coxae, Sacrum, and Coccyx
b) Axis, Atlas, Hercules
c) Scapulae, Clavicle, and Ribs
d) Cranium, facial bones, and mandible
raising the shoulders is
a) Elevation
b) Protraction
c) Shrugging
d) Elevation
Yellow Marrow mostly stores
a) lipids
b) protein
c) carbohydrates
d) minerals
a joint, such as the proximal radioulnar, that allows only rotation would be a
a) pivot joint
b) saddle joint
c) condyloid joint
d) hinge joint
the joint between the maxilla or mandible and the teeth, known as a ___ is an example of a
a) gomphosis, fibrous joint
b) synapsis, synovial joint
c) gumpus, currious joint
d) symphyses, cartilaginous
cartilage is replaced by bone in a 5 step process, starting with resting and then, in order
a) proliferating, hypertrophy. calcification, ossification
b) hypertrophy, proliferation, ossification, calcification
c) proliferation, retraction, extension, ossification
d) hypotrophy, consolidation, calcification, ossification
as you age, microfracture repair leads to the accumulation of
a) Osteons
b) Osteocytes
c) Canneliculi
d) Haversian Canals
Bones of the cranium are defined by being in contact with
a) the brain
b) each other
c) cartilage
d) their innermost selves
moving a part so it follows a circular path is
a) Circumduction
b) Subduction
c) Lateral Flexion
d) Rotation
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