5 Written Questions

1. Epiphyseal Disc
2. Facet
3. Parietal Bones
4. Greenstick Fracture
5. Fossa

5 Matching Questions

1. The enlarged ends of the long bone. It articulates, or meets with a second bone at a joint, and they consist of a thin layer of compact bone overlying spongy bone. They're covered by cartilage.
2. Bending the foot down, as in toe dancing.
3. The bending of a joint that decreases the angle between the bones (bending the leg at the knee or the fingers).
4. An inflammation of a joint.
5. Displacement, or luxation, of a bone from its joint with tearing of ligaments, tendons, and articular capsule. The shoulder joint is displaced more easily than other joints. The return of the bone into its joint is called a reduction. a partial _______ is called a subluxation. When applied to the temporomandibular joint, a subluxation refersto the stretching of the capsule and ligaments that results in popping noises when the jaw moves.

1. a Epiphysis
2. b Plantar Flexion
3. c Dislocation
4. d Flexion
5. e Arthritis

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Cranium
   1. A bony structure that encases and protects the brain.
   2. Bone tissue that's arranged in plates
   3. A broken bone that has pierced the skin.
   4. Located at the back and base of the skull.
2. Crest
   1. The formation of bone.
   2. A ridge on a bone.
   3. Heel bone
   4. The great or big toe.
3. Sphenoid Bone
   1. A butterfly-shaped bone that forms part of the floor and sides of the cranium. It also forms part of the orbits surrounding the eyes.
   2. A broken bone that has pierced the skin.
   3. An irregularly shaped bone located between the eye orbits; it helps form the boney structure of the nasal cavity.
   4. A bony structure that encases and protects the brain.
4. Scapula/e
   1. One of the bones in the forearm, it's located on the pinky side, and is the longer of the two bones in the forearm.
   2. Also known as the shoulder blade, is a large, flat bone that is shaped like a triangle. These two bones are located on the posterior thorax.
   3. Two bones that fuse to form the upper jaw; it carries the upper teeth.
   4. A long thin bone positioned laterally alongside the tibia in the lower leg.
5. Dorsiflexion
   1. A broken bone that has pierced the skin.
   2. The formation of bone.
   3. Bending the foot up toward the leg.
   4. The great or big toe.

5 True/False Questions

1. Forms a point attachment for some of the muscles of the neck. → Mastoid Process

   True        False

2. Branch of science that studies joints. → Rheumatology

   True        False

3. Allows movement similar to the movement of two boards joined together. It allows movement in one direction, where the angle at it increases or decreases. These include elbows, knees, and fingers. → Pivot Joint

   True        False

4. A prominent projection on a bone. → Tubercle

   True        False

5. Bone tissue that's arranged in plates → Trabeculae

   True        False