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Ch 06 Homework Assignment
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Art-labeling Activity: Classification of Bones by Shape
Classify bones by shape.
Part A
Drag the labels to classify bones by shape.
ANSWER:
Art-labeling Activity: Structure of a Long Bone
Identify the structures of a long bone.
Part A
Drag the labels to identify the structures of a long bone.
ANSWER:
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Sesamoid bones
Irregular bones
Long bones
Short bones
Sutural bones
Flat bones
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Art-labeling Activity: Endochondral Ossification
Identify the steps in endochondral ossification.
Part A
Identify the steps in endochondral ossification by placing them in the correct order.
ANSWER:
Art-labeling Activity: Types of Fractures
Identify types of fractures.
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Diaphysis (shaft)
Medullary cavity
Spongy bone
Distal metaphysis
Compact bone
Proximal epiphysis
Distal epiphysis
Proximal
metaphysis
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Part A
Drag the labels to identify types of fractures.
ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 1
Part A
Which of the following functions of the skeletal system is most affected by gravity?
ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 2
Part A
Which of these is NOT a function of the skeletal system?
ANSWER:
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lipid storage
protection of internal organs
body support
blood cell production
protection of internal organs
thermoregulation
function as levers
storage of lipids
Greenstick
fracture
Pott's fracture
Spiral fracture
Epiphyseal
fracture
Displaced
fracture
Compression
fracture
Colles fracture
Comminuted
fracture
Transverse
fracture
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Chapter 6 Reading Quiz Question 1
Part A
Which of these is NOT a primary function of the skeletal system?
ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 3
Part A
The patella is an example of a __________ bone.
ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 4
Part A
The shaft of a long bone is also called the __________.
ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 5
Part A
Based on shape, a vertebra is an example of a(n) __________ bone.
ANSWER:
protection
blood cell production
storage of minerals and lipids
movement
sesamoid
long
short
flat
epiphysis
metaphysis
diaphysis
medullary cavity
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Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 7
Part A
Which type of bone marking would you find where a muscle attaches to bone?
ANSWER:
Chapter 6 Reading Quiz Question 2
Part A
Which of the following bone markings would be the most likely point of articulation with an adjacent bone?
ANSWER:
Art-based Question: Bones and Bone Structure Question 2
Part A
Name the bone structure indicated by the arrow.
irregular
flat
sutural
short
facet
fissure
tuberosity
sulcus
meatus
fissure
tuberosity
condyle
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ANSWER:
Art-based Question: Bones and Bone Structure Question 1
Part A
What is the classification of this bone according to its shape?
ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 6
Part A
Which of the following characteristics applies to the cells known as osteoclasts
?
ANSWER:
metaphysis
medullary cavity
epiphysis
compact bone
sutural
long
short
irregular
The cells secrete matrix.
The cells dissolve matrix.
They are mature bone cells.
They are stem cells.
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Chapter 6 Reading Quiz Question 3
Part A
Roger has been lifting weights seriously for years. His twin brother Steven does not exercise regularly. Which of the following statements would be a reasonable hypothesis to make
regarding differences between their skeletons?
ANSWER:
Art-based Question: Bones and Bone Structure Question 3
Part A
This cell functions to __________.
ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 8
Part A
Spongy bone contains an open meshwork of osseous spicules called __________.
ANSWER:
Roger's osteoblasts are more active than Steven's.
Roger's skeleton undergoes less osteolysis than Steven's.
Steven's hydroxyapatite-collagen combination is less than Roger's.
All of the listed responses are correct.
build bone
give bone strength
lay down matrix fibers
break down bone
concentric lamellae
osteons
trabeculae
lacunae
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Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 9
Part A
What structural feature of compact bone prevents it from bending when forces are applied to either end?
ANSWER:
Chapter 6 Reading Quiz Question 4
Part A
If you lift a heavy weight and hold it in your arms, close to your body, how would the bone matrix in the femur be affected?
ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 10
Part A
What structure is necessary for a bone to grow in length?
ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 11
Part A
During endochondral bone formation, the primary ossification center is located in the __________.
ANSWER:
osteons
trabeculae
central canal
perforating canals
The femur would redistribute the tension in multiple directions.
The lateral sides of the diaphysis would stretch.
The medial sides of the diaphysis would elongate.
The femur would produce more osteoclasts to compensate for the tension.
diaphysis
epiphyseal cartilage
periosteal bud
circumferential lamellae
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Chapter 6 Reading Quiz Question 5
Part A
If you examined an x-ray of a wrist and noticed the epiphyseal lines were closed, what could you conclude about this individual?
ANSWER:
Art-based Question: Bones and Bone Structure Question 5
Part A
Migration of osteoblasts into the __________ creates the __________.
ANSWER:
distal epiphysis
metaphysis
diaphysis
proximal epiphysis
The person has not yet reached puberty.
The person is post-pubescent.
The blood supply has been cut off from the epiphyses.
Intramembranous ossification closed the epiphyseal lines.
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Art-based Question: Bones and Bone Structure Question 4
Part A
Identify the site in the center of the cartilage bone model where bone development first occurs.
ANSWER:
Art-based Question: Bones and Bone Structure Question 6
Part A
The cell designated by the arrow is a(n) __________.
diaphysis; tertiary ossification center
epiphysis; primary ossification center
epiphysis; secondary ossification center
diaphysis; secondary ossification center
periosteum
epiphysis
secondary ossification center
primary ossification center
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ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 12
Part A
Which of these forms by intramembranous bone formation?
ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 13
Part A
Which of these cell types plays a role in bone remodeling?
ANSWER:
Chapter 6 Reading Quiz Question 6
Part A
The process of bone recycling and renewal is known as __________.
ANSWER:
osteocyte
osteoclast
mesenchymal cell
osteoblast
long bones
humerus
carpal bones
mandible
osteoclast
osteoblast
osteocyte
All of these types of cells are involved in bone remodeling.
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Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 14
Part A
Calcitriol is required for __________.
ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 15
Part A
Which of these is NOT required for normal bone formation?
ANSWER:
Chapter 6 Reading Quiz Question 7
Part A
One of the reasons that men can grow taller than women is because __________.
ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 16
metabolic turnover
the cartilage model
fracture repair
remodeling
collagen synthesis
activating osteoclasts
absorbing dietary calcium and phosphate
epiphyseal closure
vitamin A
vitamin D
vitamin E
thyroxine
androgens stimulate osteoblast activity
androgens stimulate increased osteoclast activity
estrogens stimulate epiphyseal closure earlier than androgens
estrogens stimulate the synthesis of bone matrix
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Part A
__________ are the main calcium reservoir for the body. ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 17
Part A
A drop in blood calcium levels stimulates the secretion of __________.
ANSWER:
Chapter 6 Reading Quiz Question 8
Part A
The hormone __________ increases the blood level of calcium through by targeting bone cells, kidneys, and the intestine. ANSWER:
Art-based Question: Bones and Bone Structure Question 7
Part A
Which hormone increases blood calcium upon secretion?
Bones Muscles Blood vessels Small intestines growth hormone
calcitonin
thyroxine
parathyroid hormone
calcitonin parathyroid hormone calcitriol growth hormone
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ANSWER:
Art-based Question: Bones and Bone Structure Question 8
Part A
Calcitonin causes what response in the kidneys?
ANSWER:
estrogen
calcitonin
parathyroid hormone (PTH)
growth hormone
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Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 18
Part A
In a __________ fracture, the broken bone penetrates through the skin.
ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 19
Part A
What is normally found at the site of a bone fracture?
ANSWER:
Chapter 6 Reading Quiz Question 9
Part A
When a fractured bone heals, it leaves a thickened region known as a __________.
ANSWER:
Art-based Question: Bones and Bone Structure Question 9
inhibited osteoclast activity
increased release of calcitriol by the kidney
increased rate of calcium uptake by the kidney
elimination of calcium ions into the urine
greenstick
compound
closed
epiphyseal
dead bone
fracture hematoma
bone fragments
All of these are found at the site of a fracture hematoma.
callus
fibrous meshwork
fracture hematoma
bone scab
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Part A
Which of the following is formed immediately after a fracture?
ANSWER:
Chapter Test - Chapter 6 Question 20
Part A
A bone scan of an older patient revealed the beginnings of osteoporosis. Which of these interventions is NOT recommended?
ANSWER:
Chapter 6 Reading Quiz Question 10
Part A
Some older women lose height as they age. What would explain this change in stature?
ANSWER:
internal callus
external callus
spongy bone
hematoma
bed rest
vitamin D supplements
vitamin C supplements
calcium supplements
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Art-based Question: Bones and Bone Structure Question 10
Part A
The bone in this image is __________.
ANSWER:
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Osteoblasts break down the bone matrix.
Osteopenia causes compression of the vertebrae.
Osteopenia causes the femur diaphysis to break down.
Osteoporosis causes the fibrocartilage discs to herniate.
young healthy bone
healthy spongy bone
compact bone
typical of osteoporosis
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