Skeletal System

Front 1

Calcium

Back 1

Stored in bones

Hint 1

milk

Front 2

Skull Mandible

Back 2

Chew Moves

Hint 2

Eating

Front 3

Sutures

Back 3

Cranial Bones Join

Hint 3

Put the broken pieces together

Front 4

Ball in Socket

Back 4

Most Movement

Hint 4

Shoulder

Front 5

Pivot Joints

Back 5

Rotate

Hint 5

Neck

Front 6

Fracture

Back 6

Broken Bone

Hint 6

Megan's Wrist

Front 7

Arthritis

Back 7

Pain in joints

Hint 7

arthr algia

Front 8

Cast Break

Back 8

Immobilize a bone

Hint 8

Arm cast

Front 9

Patella

Back 9

Knee Cap

Hint 9

ventral surface

Front 10

Periosteum

Back 10

Outer covering of bone

Hint 10

Peri osteo

Front 11

Femur

Back 11

Largest Bone

Hint 11

Mr. Big

Front 12

Diaphysis

Back 12

Shaft in a long bone

Hint 12

center

Front 13

Axial Skeleton

Back 13

Skull, spine, and chest

Front 14

Osteocytes

Back 14

Microscopic bone cells

Hint 14

Osteo/cytes

Front 15

Sprain

Back 15

Damaged Ligaments

Front 16

Extension

Back 16

Joint movement that occurs in the knee when you go from sitting to standing

Hint 16

sit to stand

Front 17

Osteoporosis

Back 17

Porous spongey bone

Hint 17

pore bone

Front 18

Phalanges

Back 18

fingers and toes

Front 19

Lordosis

Back 19

Swayback

Hint 19

bad posture

Front 20

Compound Fracture

Back 20

Broken bone through skin in many pieces

Hint 20

see bone

Front 21

Scoliosis

Back 21

Curved Spine

Hint 21

curvy

Front 22

Radius

Back 22

Bone on thumb side of hand

Hint 22

thumb

Front 23

Kyphosis

Back 23

hunched back

Hint 23

bent over

Front 24

Sternum

Back 24

Breast bone

Hint 24

chest

Front 25

Coccyx

Back 25

Tail bone

Hint 25

Bottom of spine

Front 26

Pelvic Bones

Back 26

Ilium, Ischium, Pubis

Hint 26

3 of them

Front 27

Synovial

Back 27

Fluid prevents Fraction

Hint 27

Fluid barier

Front 28

Hemopoiesis

Back 28

Blood cell formation

Hint 28

Formation of...

Front 29

Spongy Bone

Back 29

Porous Bone

Front 30

Functions

Back 30

Shape, support, allows movement, provides protection, and stores minerals

Hint 30

6 functions

Front 31

Five types of Bones

Back 31

Long, Short, Flat, Irregular, and Round

Hint 31

Determined by shape

Front 32

Long bones

Back 32

Found in arms and legs

Hint 32

where is it found?

Front 33

Flat Bones

Back 33

Bones of skull and ribs

Hint 33

where is it found?

Front 34

Irregular Bones

Back 34

Spinal Column

Hint 34

vertebrae

Front 35

Hyoid Bone

Back 35

Not attached to any other bone

Hint 35

Whats unquie

Front 36

Sternum Parts

Back 36

Manubrium, Body, and Xiphoid Process

Hint 36

Superficial to deep

Front 37

Ribs

Back 37

12 pairs

Hint 37

how many pairs

Front 38

first 7 ribs

Back 38

Connected to sternum by cartilage

Hint 38

True ribs

Front 39

Pairs 8-10 (ribs)

Back 39

Cartilage connects them to the 7th rib (not sternum)

Hint 39

False ribs

Front 40

Pairs 11 and 12 (Ribs)

Back 40

Floating

Hint 40

Not attached

Front 41

Vertebrae

Back 41

Separated Pads of cartilage

Hint 41

invertebral discs

Front 42

Types of vertebrae

Back 42

Cervical (7), Thoracic (12), Lumbar (5), Sacrum, Coccyx

Front 43

Clavicle

Back 43

Collar Bone

Hint 43

C=C

Front 44

Humerus

Back 44

Upper Arm

Hint 44

Funny bone

Front 45

Carpals

Back 45

Wrist Bones

Hint 45

Held together by ligaments

Front 46

Tibia and Fibula

Back 46

Lower Leg

Hint 46

Below Patella

Front 47

Tarsal Bones

Back 47

Ankle

Front 48

Calcaneus

Back 48

Heel

Front 49

Metatarsals

Back 49

Foot bone

Hint 49

pod osteo

Front 50

Agrthrases

Back 50

Moveable Joints

Front 51

Hinge Joint

Back 51

Move in one Direction

Hint 51

Elbow

Front 52

Gliding Joints

Back 52

Bones with flat surfaces that slide across each other

Front 53

Ampiarthrases

Back 53

Partially movable joints

Hint 53

Can move somewhat

Front 54

Synarthrases

Back 54

Immovable joints

Hint 54

Cant move

Front 55

Bursa

Back 55

Fluid filled sack that contains the synovial membrane

Hint 55

sack

Front 56

Synovial Membrane

Back 56

Capsule that encloses a joint

Front 57

Osteoarthritis

Back 57

Joints become enlarged and painful

Hint 57

megally

Front 58

Gout

Back 58

Increase of uric acid deposited in joint cavity

Front 59

Rickets

Back 59

Found in children caused by lack of vitamin A

Hint 59

Osteomalacia

Front 60

Dislocation

Back 60

Bone displaced from proper position in joint

Hint 60

ball and socket pull out of place

Front 61

Sprained

Back 61

Sudden or unusual motion, ligament torn but joint not dislocated

Hint 61

tear ligament

Front 62

Strained

Back 62

overstretching or torn muscle

Hint 62

happens in muscle

Front 63

Closed Reduction

Back 63

Cast/splint applied

Hint 63

outside

Front 64

open reduction

Back 64

surgical intervention with devices such as wire, metal plates, or screws to hold bones in alignment

Hint 64

inside

Front 65

Greenstick

Back 65

Common with children, bone bent and splintered never completely separated

Hint 65

Green stick outside never full brakes