Bones In The Body Jeopardy Template

Classifying the Bones	Axial Skeleton	Ribs	Bones of the Upper Limbs	Problems & Disorders
100 Long Bones What is typically longer, they are wide and have a shaft at both ends?	100 Cranium What is the protection that helps enclose the fragile brain tissue called?	100 12 What is the pairs of the ribs that form the walls of the bony thorax?	100 Humerous What is the single bone that helps form the arm?	100 Sprain What is the ligament or tendons reinforcing a joint that are damaged by excessive stressing or they are torn away from the bone?
200 Short Bones What is generally cube-shaped and contain mostly spongy bone?	200 Facial Bones What is the facial muscles that allow you to show your feelings through smiling or frowning?	200 True Ribs What is the first seven pairs of the ribs attached directly to the sternum called?	200 Radius What is the bone that helps enable you to rotate your wrist?	200 Bursitis What is water surrounding the knee?
300 Flat Bones What is the bones that have 2 thin layers of compact bone sandwiching a layer of spongy bone between them?	300 Frontal Bone What is the formation of the forehead and the superior part of each eye's orbit?	300 False What is true or false: Men have one more rib fewer than woman	300 Metacarpals What is the support and makes structures for the movement of the hand called?	300 Osteoarthritis What is the most common form of arthritis, known as "wear-and-tear arthritis"?
400 Compact Bones What is dense and looks smooth and homogeneous?	400 Occipital Bone What is the most posterior bone of the cranium, forms the base and back wall of the skull?	400 Floating Ribs What is the last 2 pairs of ribs called?	400 14 What is the amount of phalanges each hand contains?	400 Rheumatoid Arthritis What is a disorder in which the body's immune system attempts to destroy it's own tissues?
500 Irregular Bones What is an example of the vertebrae?	500 Sphenoid Bone What is the width of the skull and forms part of the floor of the cranial cavity?	500 False Ribs What is attached indirectly to the sternum or aren't attached to the sternum at all?	500 Ulna When the arm is in the anatomical position, the _____ is the medial bone of the forearm.	500 Gout What is the uric acid that accumulates the blood and may be deposited as a needle-shaped crystals in the soft tissues of the joints?

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