Review Of Bones, Joints, And Skeleton
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Bones and the skeletal system practice quiz Adam Graupe
- 1.Bones are classified by shape. Which shape is the below bone?Humerus
- A.
Short
- B.
Long
- C.
Flat
- D.
Irregular
- 2.Bones are classified by shape. Which shape is the below?Cube bones of the wrist.
- A.
Short
- B.
Long
- C.
Flat
- D.
Irregular
- 3.Bones are classified by shape. Which shape is the below?Cube bones of the ankle
- A.
Short
- B.
Long
- C.
Flat
- D.
Irregular
- 4.Bones are classified by shape. Which shape is the below?The patella
- A.
Short
- B.
Long
- C.
Flat
- D.
Irregular
- 5.Bones are classified by shape. Which shape is the below?The sternum and most skull bones
- A.
Short
- B.
Long
- C.
Flat
- D.
Irregular
- 6.Bones are classified by shape. Which shape is the below?The os coxa
- A.
Short
- B.
Long
- C.
Flat
- D.
Irregular
- 7.Bones are classified by shape. Which shape is the below?The vertebrae
- A.
Short
- B.
Long
- C.
Flat
- D.
Irregular
- 8.Bones are classified by shape. Which shape is the below?The hip bones
- A.
Short
- B.
Long
- C.
Flat
- D.
Irregular
- 9.Away from the midline
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 10.Palms down
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 11.Palms upward
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 12.Ankle bent so the toes are pointing up, as in standing or walking on your heels.
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 13.Turning the sole of the foot outward away from the body
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 14.Toward the midline
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 15.Turning the sole of the foot inward, so it faces the opposite foot
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 16.Toes point down as in walking on the tip toes, or as in toe dancing in ballet.
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 17.Twisting or pivoting of a bone around a central axis
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 18.The peg-in-socket fibrous joint between a tooth and its aveolar socket....The fibrous connection is the periodontal ligament.
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 19.A bar or plate of hyaline cartilage unites the bones. Examples include epiphyseal plates of children, and joint between the costal cartilage of the first rib and the sternum.
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 20.Hyaline cartilage covers the articulating surface of the bone and is fused to an intervening pad of fibrocartilage. Amphiarthrotic joints designed for strength and flexibility. Examples include intervertebral joints and the public symphysis of the pelvis.
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 21.Classification of joints: Functional:This class of joint is immovable:
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 22.Classification of joints: Functional:This class of joint is slightly movable:
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 23.Classification of joints: Functional:This class of joint is freely movable:
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 24.Classification of joints: Fibrous structural joints:Occur between bones of the skull.
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
- 25.Classification of joints: Fibrous structural joints:Comprised of interlocking junctions filled with connective tissue fibers. Bind tightly together, but allow for growth during youth.
- A.
SYNCHONDROSES
- B.
SYNARTHROSES
- C.
GOMPHOSIS
- D.
SUTURE
- E.
SYMPHYSIS
- F.
DIARTHROSIS
- G.
AMPHIATHROSIS
- H.
SYNDESMOSIS
- I.
CIRCUMDUCTION
- J.
ADDUCTION
- K.
INVERSION
- L.
PRONATION
- M.
DORSIFLEXION
- N.
ROTATION
- O.
PERIOSTEUM
- P.
ACETABULUM
- Q.
ABDUCTION
- R.
EVERSION
- S.
SUPINATION
- T.
PLANTAR FLEXION
- U.
HAVERSIAN CANAL
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