Multiple Choice2. A passageway connecting neighboring osteocytesin an osteon is aMore than one choice may apply.a. central canal.1. Which of the following are correctly matched?b. lamella.c. lacuna.a. Short bone-wristb. Long bone-legd. canaliculus,c. Irregular bone-sternume. perforating canal.d. Flat bone-craniumChapter 5: The Skeletal System2053. Which of the following are the elements of an11. Match the types of joints to the descriptions thatapply to them. (More than one description mightOsteon?c. Lacunaed. Periosteaa. Haversian canalsapply.)a. Fibrous jointsb. Sharpey's fibersb. Cartilaginous jointsc. Synovial joints1. Have no joint cavity2. Types are sutures and syndesmoses3. Dense connective tissue fills the spacbetween the bonesBone pain behind the external acoustic meatusprobably involves thed. temporal bone.e. lacrimal bone.a. maxilla.b. ethmoid bone.c. sphenoid bone.5. Bones that articulate with the sphenoid include4. Almost all joints of the skull5. Types are synchondroses and symphyses6. All are diarthroses7. The most common type of joint in thebody8. Nearly all are synarthrotic9. Shoulder, hip, knee, and elbow jointswhich of the following?a. Parietald. Zygomaticb. Frontalc. Occipitale. Ethmoid6. The clavicle articulates with the12. Match the bone markings listed on the right withtheir function listed on the left.1. Attachment site fora. sternal manubrium.d. coracoid process.b. sternal body.e. head of humerus.a. Trochanterb. Condylec. Foramend. Processe. Facetf. Tuberosityс. асгоmion.muscle or ligament2. Forms a joint7. Every cervical vertebra hassurfacea. a body.3. Passageway for ves-b. a dens.sels or nervesc. costal facets.d. transverse processes with foramina for thevertebral arteries.Short Answer Essay13. Name three functions of the skeletal system.e. a short spinous process divided into twobranches.14. What is yellow marrow? How do spongy andcompact bone look different?8. Which of the following bones are found in the15. Why do bone injuries heal much more rapidly thaninjuries to cartilage?feet?d. Metatarsala. Lunateb. Talus16. Compare and contrast the role of PTH (hormone)and mechanical forces acting on the skeleton inbone remodeling.e. Calcaneusс. Metacarpal9. The shoulder joint is an example of a17. What type of tissue are epiphyseal plates composedof, and what is their role in growing children?a. plane joint.b. condylar joint.c. ball-and-socket joint.d. pivot joint.e. hinge joint.18. Identify the four phases of fracture repair.19. Name the skull bones that harbor paranasal sinuses.20. What facial bone forms the chin? The cheekbone?The upper jaw? The bony eyebrow ridges?10. At what stage of life do the lower limbs attain the21. Where is the jugular foramen located, and whichsame height as the head and trunk?structure passes through it?a. At birth22. What is a human tailbone?b. By 10 years of agec. At pubertyd. When the epiphyseal plates fuse23. Diagram the normal spinal curvatures and then thecurvatures seen in scoliosis and lordosis.e. Never

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1. Which of the following are correctly matched? a. Short bone-wrist b. Long bone-leg c. Irregular bone-sternum d. Flat bone-cranium

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