AP1 - Chapter 6-7 Exam Prep Quiz | Quizalize

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AP1 - Chapter 6-7 Exam Prep Quiz | Quizalize

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Identify #1.

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Identify #2.

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Identify #3.

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Identify #4.

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Identify #5

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Identify #6

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Identify #7.

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Identify #8

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Identify #10

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Identify #11

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Identify #12

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Identify #13

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Identify #14

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Identify #15

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Identify #16

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Identify #17

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Identify #18

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Identify #19

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Identify #20

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Identify #1

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Identify #2

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Identify #3

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Identify #4

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Identify #5

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Identify #6

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Identify #7

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Identify #8

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Identify #9

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Identify #10

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Identify #11

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Identify #12

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The prominent, expanded end of a bone.

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A projection or raised area.

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A large process; found only in the femur.

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A rough, raised bump, usually for muscle attachment.

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A round opening, usually a passageway for vessels and nerves.

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A groove or elongated depression.

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A flat surface.

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A moderately raised ridge.

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A tube-like opening.

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A small, rounded process.

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A rounded knob; usually its into a fossa on another bone to form a joint.

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Work like levers to move limbs.

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Come in various sizes and shapes.

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Are longer than they are wide.

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Tend to be shaped like cubes.

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Serve to protect organs.

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Examples include the vertebrae and facial bones.

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Examples include the skull and the ribs.

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Examples include the carpal bones of the wrist.

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Are about as broad as they are long.

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Examples include the femur and humerus.

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Are thin and often curved.

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Are often clustered in groups.

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Breastbone.

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Bones that form the palm of the hand.

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Large bones of the hip.

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Bony knob of the ankle.

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Kneecap.

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Long bone of the upper arm.

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Shoulder blade.

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Bones that form the fingers.

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Jaw.

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Bone of the lower arm located on the thumb side.

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Slender bone of the lower leg that doesn't bear weight.

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Long bone of the leg that articulates with the pelvis to form the hip.

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Which are the seven functions of bone?

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Which suture forms the joint between the parietal bones and the frontal bone?

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The two bones that join together to form the top and sides of the cranial cavity are the

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Bone surface markings

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The adult human skeleton typically contains how many bones?

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Which bone is found in the appendicular skeleton?

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Which structure is considered to be part of the temporal bone?

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The two bones that meet to form the upper jaw are the

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The "Hunchback of Notre Dame" most likely suffered from

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The vertebral column consists of five main sections. Beginning in the neck, the sections are:

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Which bones contribute to the formation of the orbit?

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What is the weight-bearing portion of the vertebra?

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Which ribs attach to the sternum?

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Which statement is true about the female pelvis as compared to the male pelvis?

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The wrist consists of

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Bone cells that help form bone:

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The name for bone tissue

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Mature bone cells that have become entrapped in the hardened bone matrix.

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The substance from which most bones evolve.

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Medical term for a break in a bone.

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A disease meaning "porous bones."

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The process by which bone cells destroy old bone and deposit new bone.

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Bone cells that dissolve unwanted or unhealthy bone.

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