Medical Quiz

Skeletal System Quiz

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the bone in the upper lef or thigh bone. It is also the longest bone in the body.

A. femur

B. tibia and fibula

C. knee cap/patella

D. pelvis


gets out of its normal position at the joint

A. Sprain

B. Fracture

C. Dislocation

D. First Aid Treatment


What is the place where two bones meet?

A. bones

B. tendons

C. ligament

D. joint


The shape classification of bones that are longer than wide, like those in the limbs and fingers.

A. long bones

B. short bones

C. osteo bones


What is a common disease that has to do with the skeletal system

A. Alzheimer’s

B. Inflammatory Bowel Syndrome

C. Osteonecrosis

D. Asthma


The bones found in the body’s core, like the skull, vertebral column, and rib cage and sternum.

A. phalanges

B. axial skeleton

C. appendicular skeleton


Which bone cell secretes the bony matrix?

A. Osteoprogenitor

B. Osteocyte

C. Osteoblast

D. Osteoclast


thin membrane that covers the surface of the bone.

A. Periosteum

B. compct bone

C. spongy bone

D. bone marrow


study of the functions of the structures of the body

A. anatomy

B. physiology

C. cytology


the hip bones form a ring called ____

A. femur

B. tibia and fibula

C. knee cap/patella

D. pelvis


Trabeculae is the structure of bone found in _______________.

A. spongy bone

B. compact bone


Your _____ helps you stand tall.

A. skull

B. femur

C. spine

D. rib cage


Bones are hard and rigid bcause they contain minerals except

A. magnesium

B. Calcium

C. phosphorous

D. potassium


What is the smallest bone in the human body

A. Femur

B. Rib

C. Stapes

D. Phalanges


Tiny struts or supports in spongy bone that are aligned to resist stress.

A. trabeculae

B. lacunae

C. osteons


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