Trivia Quiz On Functions Of Bones!
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- 1.All of the following are the functions of bone except
- A.
Supports and gives shape to the body
- B.
Consists of a single layer of cube shaped cells
- C.
Protects internal organs
- D.
Stores Calcium
- 2.Mark all four types of bones.
- A.
Long
- B.
Irregular
- C.
Extender
- D.
Flat
- E.
Short
- 3.The articular cartilage
- A.
Support the skelleton as a rigid frame.
- B.
Protects and cusions the end of the bone and provides a smooth surface for movement.
- C.
The long shaft of bone that extends betweeen the two epiphyses.
- D.
A line of fusion, in mature bones
- 4.The periosteum
- A.
Contains yellow marrow
- B.
Spongy bone that contains red bone marrow
- C.
Covers eiphyses as a cushion
- D.
Strong membrane covering bone
- 5.The endosteum
- A.
Lines medullary cavity
- B.
A band or cord of fibrous connective tissue
- C.
Dense bone tissue formed of numerous tightley packed osteons
- D.
A joint formed between two bones
- 6.The medullary cavity
- A.
A bone cell that deposits matrix
- B.
Contains yellow marrow
- C.
Contains red bone marrow
- D.
Bone tissue that contains numerous spaces filled with red marrow
- 7.Osteoblasts
- A.
Resorbs bone
- B.
Fibrous membrane that covers bone
- C.
Forms new bone
- D.
An air filled cavity in a bone
- 8.Osteoclasts
- A.
Form new bone
- B.
Resorb bone
- C.
Dissociates bone
- D.
Forms new cartilage
- 9.The axial skeleton contains the skull, hyoid bone, thorax, and spine.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 10.No movement) Fibrous connective tissue grows between articulating bones.
- A.
Diarthrosis
- B.
Synarthrosis
- C.
Amphiarthrosis
- D.
Endochondral
- 11.(Slight movement) cartilage connects articulating bones.
- A.
Amphiarthrosis
- B.
Ossification
- C.
Diarthrosis
- D.
Endochondral
- 12.(Free movement) also called synovial joints; most joints belong to this class
- A.
Synarthrosis
- B.
Sphenoid
- C.
Diarthrosis
- D.
Amphiarthrosis
- 13.A lateral deviation of the spine.
- A.
Scoliosis
- B.
Kyphosis
- C.
Lordosis
- D.
Canalosis
- 14.A flexion deformity of the spine.
- A.
Scoliosis
- B.
Kyphosis
- C.
Lordosis
- D.
Canalosis
- 15.An extension deformity of the spine.
- A.
Scoliosis
- B.
Kyphosis
- C.
Lordosis
- D.
Canalosis
- 16.Form the sides and roof of the cranium.
- A.
Frontal bone
- B.
Parietal bone
- C.
Occipital bone
- D.
Temporal Bone
- 17.Forms the anterior part of the cranium.
- A.
Frontal bone
- B.
Parietal bones
- C.
Occipital bone
- D.
Temporal bone
- 18.Located inferior to the parietal bones on each side of the cranium.
- A.
Frontal bone
- B.
Parietal bone
- C.
Occipital bone
- D.
Temporal bone
- 19.Forms part of the floor of the cranium.
- A.
Sphenoid bone
- B.
Parietal bone
- C.
Frontal bone
- D.
Occipital
- 20.Form the upper jaw.
- A.
Ethmoid
- B.
Nasal conchae
- C.
Maxillae
- D.
Mastoid
- 21.Serve as shock absorbers and allow bending of the spinal column.
- A.
Cervical vertebrae
- B.
Intervertebral disks
- C.
Atlas
- D.
Axis
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