LRA 225 WEEK 2 TEST PAPER FULL
SOLUTION QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
●● Three types of Fibrous Joints
Answer: Syndesmosis, Sutures, and Gomphosis
●● Seven types of Synovial Joints
Answer: Ginglymus (Hinge), Plane (Gliding), Ellipsoid (Condyloid),
Spheroid (Ball and Socket), Sellar (Saddle), Trochoid (Pivot), and
Bicondylar
●● What are the ten individual systems of the body
Answer: Digestive, respiratory, urinary, reproductive, endocrine,
muscular, skeletal, nervous, integumentary, and circulatory systems.
●● What are the two sections of the Skeleton, what do they include and
how many bones each?
Answer: Axial - 80 bones. Cranium, vertebral column, sternum, and ribs
Appendicular - 126 bones, shoulder and pelvic girdles, lower and upper
extremities.
,●● How many bones in the adult body
Answer: 206 bones
●● Ossification
Answer: The process of bone forms in the body
●● Diaphysis
Answer: Shaft or body of the bone, primary center for growth
●● Four types/classifications of bones
Answer: Short, long, irregular, and flat bones
●● Three types of structural joints
Answer: fibrous, cartilaginous, and synovial joints
●● Lowest level of structural organization in the body
Answer: Chemical Level
●● Three types of functional joints
Answer: Synarthrodial (Immoveable), Amphiarthrodial (Slight
movement), and Diarthrodial (Freely moveable)
, ●● Conventional/British measurement for mass
Answer: Pound
●● Kerma
Answer: Describes quantity of radiation energy delivered to a certain
point. (Tube to IR) (Rad in air)
●● Who brought attention to the dangers of X-rays?
Answer: Thomas Edison after he was injured
●● Metric measurement for length
Answer: Meter
●● What is matter?
Answer: Anything to has mass, shape, and occupies space
●● Work Formula
Answer: Work = FD
Measured in Joules (J)
●● Conventional/British measurement for length
Answer: Foot
SOLUTION QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
ANSWERS GRADED A+
●● Three types of Fibrous Joints
Answer: Syndesmosis, Sutures, and Gomphosis
●● Seven types of Synovial Joints
Answer: Ginglymus (Hinge), Plane (Gliding), Ellipsoid (Condyloid),
Spheroid (Ball and Socket), Sellar (Saddle), Trochoid (Pivot), and
Bicondylar
●● What are the ten individual systems of the body
Answer: Digestive, respiratory, urinary, reproductive, endocrine,
muscular, skeletal, nervous, integumentary, and circulatory systems.
●● What are the two sections of the Skeleton, what do they include and
how many bones each?
Answer: Axial - 80 bones. Cranium, vertebral column, sternum, and ribs
Appendicular - 126 bones, shoulder and pelvic girdles, lower and upper
extremities.
,●● How many bones in the adult body
Answer: 206 bones
●● Ossification
Answer: The process of bone forms in the body
●● Diaphysis
Answer: Shaft or body of the bone, primary center for growth
●● Four types/classifications of bones
Answer: Short, long, irregular, and flat bones
●● Three types of structural joints
Answer: fibrous, cartilaginous, and synovial joints
●● Lowest level of structural organization in the body
Answer: Chemical Level
●● Three types of functional joints
Answer: Synarthrodial (Immoveable), Amphiarthrodial (Slight
movement), and Diarthrodial (Freely moveable)
, ●● Conventional/British measurement for mass
Answer: Pound
●● Kerma
Answer: Describes quantity of radiation energy delivered to a certain
point. (Tube to IR) (Rad in air)
●● Who brought attention to the dangers of X-rays?
Answer: Thomas Edison after he was injured
●● Metric measurement for length
Answer: Meter
●● What is matter?
Answer: Anything to has mass, shape, and occupies space
●● Work Formula
Answer: Work = FD
Measured in Joules (J)
●● Conventional/British measurement for length
Answer: Foot
