NUR 612 (PATHO) MSK, PART 1 Questions with CORRECT Answers (Grade A+)
Question 1:
Bones of skull, thorax, and vertebral column
Answer:
axial skeleton
Question 2:
bones of upper and lower extremities, including hip and shoulder
Answer:
appendicular skeleton
Question 3:
connective tissue in which the organic matrix has been impregnated with inorganic salts -has great
strength but is light enough to be moved by muscle contractions
Answer:
bone
Question 4:
bone is composed of:
Answer:
organic matter and inorganic salts
Question 5:
found in the interior and ends of long bones, form a lattice like structure, filled with red or yellow
bone marrow:
Answer:
cancellous bone (spongy)
Question 6:
forms the outer shell of bones, has a dense intracellular matrix that makes it more rigid:
Answer:
compact bone (cortical)
, Question 7:
bones in upper and lower extremities (femur/tibia)
Answer:
long bones
Question 8:
irregularly shaped bones of ankle and wrist (talus/scaphoid)
Answer:
short bones
Question 9:
The layer of spongy bone between two layers of compact bone (ribs/skull)
Answer:
flat bones
Question 10:
unusual shaped bones not classified above (vertebrae/mandible)
Answer:
irregular bones
Question 11:
sheath outside bone that covers bone except for articulating ends:
-composed of an outer fibrous layer and inner osteoprogenitor cells
Answer:
periosteum
Question 12:
inner membrane lining spaces of spongy bone, marrow cavities, and haversian canals of cortical
bone -composed of osteoprogenitor cells
Answer:
endosteum
Question 13:
Question 1:
Bones of skull, thorax, and vertebral column
Answer:
axial skeleton
Question 2:
bones of upper and lower extremities, including hip and shoulder
Answer:
appendicular skeleton
Question 3:
connective tissue in which the organic matrix has been impregnated with inorganic salts -has great
strength but is light enough to be moved by muscle contractions
Answer:
bone
Question 4:
bone is composed of:
Answer:
organic matter and inorganic salts
Question 5:
found in the interior and ends of long bones, form a lattice like structure, filled with red or yellow
bone marrow:
Answer:
cancellous bone (spongy)
Question 6:
forms the outer shell of bones, has a dense intracellular matrix that makes it more rigid:
Answer:
compact bone (cortical)
, Question 7:
bones in upper and lower extremities (femur/tibia)
Answer:
long bones
Question 8:
irregularly shaped bones of ankle and wrist (talus/scaphoid)
Answer:
short bones
Question 9:
The layer of spongy bone between two layers of compact bone (ribs/skull)
Answer:
flat bones
Question 10:
unusual shaped bones not classified above (vertebrae/mandible)
Answer:
irregular bones
Question 11:
sheath outside bone that covers bone except for articulating ends:
-composed of an outer fibrous layer and inner osteoprogenitor cells
Answer:
periosteum
Question 12:
inner membrane lining spaces of spongy bone, marrow cavities, and haversian canals of cortical
bone -composed of osteoprogenitor cells
Answer:
endosteum
Question 13:
