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Anatomy & Physiology >> Bone Histology and Joints >> Questions

Skeletal
Bones

Connective
Tissue

Formation

Classification
of Joints

Postural
Deformities

Fractures

Diseases
and Disorders

Questions

Questions on bone histology and joints

Q1: The two types of bone making up the bones of the skeleton are:

[ A ]

Diaphysis/Epiphysis

[ B ]

Cancellous/Compact

[ C ]

Long/Short

[ D ]

Periosteum/Cartilage

Q2: An example of a fixed joint is:

[ A ]

Hip

[ B ]

Elbow

[ C ]

Knee

[ D ]

Skull

Q3: An example of a saddle joint is:

[ A ]

Wrist

[ B ]

Hip

[ C ]

Elbow

[ D ]

Shoulder

Q4: The first two cervical vertebrae are an example of:

[ A ]

Gliding

[ B ]

Hinge

[ C ]

Pivot

[ D ]

Fixed

Q5: The postural deformity caused by an outward curve of the spine is known as:

[ A ]

Lordosis

[ B ]

Kyphosis

[ C ]

Scoliosis

[ D ]

Supercalifragilisticexpealidosis

Q6: Greenstick fractures are:

[ A ]

Complete and occur only in children

[ B ]

A bone with more than one fracture

[ C ]

Incomplete and occur only in children

[ D ]

A fracture that breaks the skin

Q7: More than one break in a bone is known as a:

[ A ]

Comminuted

[ B ]

Complicated

[ C ]

Compound

[ D ]

Impacted

Q8: Rheumatoid Arthritis is a disease where:

[ A ]

The density of the bone decreases

[ B ]

The synovial membrane inflames

[ C ]

Can be prevented with exercise

[ D ]

There is a build up of uric acid

Q9: The periosteum:

[ A ]

Consists of elastic fibres

[ B ]

Produces cartilage

[ C ]

Supplies the bone with blood

[ D ]

Consists mainly of collagen

Q10: Osteoblasts

[ A ]

Secrete cartilage

[ B ]

Secrete calcium phosphate

[ C ]

Become chondrocytes

[ D ]

Supply the bone with blood