
Skeletal System
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- Q1Cube-shaped bone linked to smaller movementsLong BoneIrregular BoneShort boneFlat Bone120s
- Q2Bone that is longer than it is wide, has ends that are covered in articular cartilageLong BoneIrregular BoneShort BoneSesamoid Bone120s
- Q3Bones that protect internal organs and have large surface areaSesamoid BoneShort BoneLong BoneFlat Bone120s
- Q4Bones that are not regularly shaped and do not fit into the other categoriesIrregular BoneFlat boneLong BoneShort Bone120s
- Q5Small and often oval shaped bone which is embedded in tendonsLong BoneIrregular BoneShort BoneSesamoid Bone120s
- Q6What are the two sections that the skeleton is sub-divided in to?Axial and AppendicularAxial and SkeletalAppendicular and ThoracicAxial and Appendage120s
- Q7How many pairs of ribs do we have?12723120s
- Q8How many pairs of true ribs do we have?71232120s
- Q9How many pairs of false ribs do we have?73212120s
- Q10How many pairs of floating ribs do we have?73122120s
- Q11What are the five sections of the vertebral column?ventricle, thoracic, femur, sacrum and coccyxclavicle, thoracic, lumbar, sacrum and coccyxcervical, scapula, lumbar, sacrum and soleuscervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacrum and coccyx120s
- Q12Functions of the skeletal system include protection, muscle attachment for movement, storage of minerals, shape and which other twoblood production and supportcontractions and movingflexion and extensionSynovial and Calcium Production120s
- Q13What are the three classifications of joints?fixed, fibrous, immoveablefixed, moveable, stuckfixed, slightly moveable and freely moveableslightly moveable, cartilaginous and fixed120s
- Q14What are the classifications of joint also known as?slightly moveable, fibrous and fixedfibrous, fixed and immoveableHinge, ball and socket and flexionImmovable, cartilaginous and synovial120s
- Q15Hinge, ball and socket, pivot and gliding are examples of synovial joints, what are the remaining two?Saddle and FibrousFibrous and ArticularFlexion and ElbowSaddle and Condyloid120s