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Long Bone

Science Jeopardy. Long Bone. Bone Development. Bone Functions. Types of Joints. Vertebral Column. 100. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. Double Science Jeopardy. F.J. Bone Terminology. Thoracic

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Long Bone

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  1. Science Jeopardy Long Bone Bone Development Bone Functions Types of Joints Vertebral Column 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400

  2. Double Science Jeopardy F.J. Bone Terminology Thoracic Cage Joint Movements The Human Skeleton Potpourri 200 200 200 200 200 400 400 400 400 400 600 600 600 600 600 800 800 800 800 800

  3. The Shaft of a long bone. 100 Answer

  4. What is the DIAPHYSIS? 100

  5. The soft connective tissue that makes blood cells. 200 Answer

  6. What is RED MARROW? 200

  7. The fibrous membrane that lines the medullary cavity. 300 Answer

  8. What is the ENDOSTEUM? 300

  9. Blood vessels that run transversely use this canal. 400 Answer

  10. What is VOLKMANN’S CANAL? 400

  11. Broad flat bones that form between layers of connective tissue. 100 Answer

  12. What are INTRAMEMBRANOUS BONES? 100

  13. Cells that form bone material. 200 Answer

  14. What are OSTEOBLASTS? 200

  15. Another name for the growth plates. 300 Answer

  16. What are the EPIPHYSEAL DISKS? 300

  17. This is the primary ossification center. 400 Answer

  18. What is the DIAPHYSIS, or SHAFT? 400

  19. Bones store these. 100 Answer

  20. What are INORGANIC SALTS? 100

  21. Bones function to support and do this. 200 Answer

  22. What is protect internal organs? 200

  23. Bones function as simple mechanical devices, also called this. 300 Answer

  24. What are LEVERS? 300

  25. Bone function to make blood, also called this. 400 Answer

  26. What is HEMATOPOIESIS? 400

  27. The shoulder and hip are this type of joint. 100 Answer

  28. What are BALL AND SOCKET? 100

  29. A condyloid joint is located here. 200 Answer

  30. Where is between the PHALANGES & METACARPALS? 200

  31. This is an example of a hinge joint. 300 Answer

  32. What is the ELBOW JOINT? 300

  33. A joint where a cylindrical bone rotates around a ring on another bone, like the proximal ends of the radius and ulna. 400 Answer

  34. What is a PIVOT JOINT? 400

  35. This part of a vertebra supports the weight. 100 Answer

  36. What is the BODY? 100

  37. The number of cervical, thoracic, lumbar, sacrum, and coccyx bones, respectively. 200 Answer

  38. What are 7, 12, 5, 5 fused, and 4 fused? 200

  39. The location of most back injuries. 300 Answer

  40. Where is L5-S1? 300

  41. The toothlike structure that sticks up on C2, and the other name for C2, respectively. 400 Answer

  42. What is the ODONTOID PROCESS & AXIS? 400

  43. A prominent projection 200 Answer

  44. What is a PROCESS? 200

  45. A rounded process. 400 Answer

  46. What is a CONDYLE? 400

  47. A shallow depression and a deep depression, respectively. 600 Answer

  48. What is a FOVEA and FOSSA? 600

  49. This is a trochanter. 800 Answer

  50. What is a LARGE PROCESS? 800

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