BMST – Questions With Logical Solutions
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Practice questions for this set
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Skin, muscles, tendons, ligaments
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1 How many adult bones 2 Long Bones
3 What is considered soft tissue? 4 What is axial
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Terms in this set (65)
How many adult bones 206
How many baby bones 270
2 parts of the skeletal axial and appendicular
system
How many axial bones? 80
What is axial head, neck, trunk
, How many appendicular 126
bones?
How many upper 64
appendicular
How many lower 62
appendicular bones
What is the appendicular Appendages
skeleton?
allow movement, provide structure and support,
Function of bones
protect internal organs, factory, store minerals
Where is red bone flat bones and ends of long bones
marrow
Where is yellow marrow Interior medial of long bones
Long Bones upper and lower limbs
Flat Bones Flat but curved, skull, ribs
Irregular Bones vertebrae and facial bones
Short bones examples wrist and ankle
Sits within a tendon/ligament, provides mechanical
sesmoid bones
lever, patella, wrist, feet
Complete fracture bone is broken all the way through
Incomplete fracture bone is not broken all the way through
one in which the bone is broken and there is an
Open fracture
open wound in the skin
Closed Fracture broken bone with no open wound
Simple Fracture Incomplete or complete, closed
Compound fracture Complete, open
Greenstick bone breaks incompletely, frays, children
Buckle Fracture Incomplete, axial along bone
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Practice questions for this set
Learn 1 /7 Study with Learn
Skin, muscles, tendons, ligaments
Choose an answer
1 How many adult bones 2 Long Bones
3 What is considered soft tissue? 4 What is axial
Don't know?
Terms in this set (65)
How many adult bones 206
How many baby bones 270
2 parts of the skeletal axial and appendicular
system
How many axial bones? 80
What is axial head, neck, trunk
, How many appendicular 126
bones?
How many upper 64
appendicular
How many lower 62
appendicular bones
What is the appendicular Appendages
skeleton?
allow movement, provide structure and support,
Function of bones
protect internal organs, factory, store minerals
Where is red bone flat bones and ends of long bones
marrow
Where is yellow marrow Interior medial of long bones
Long Bones upper and lower limbs
Flat Bones Flat but curved, skull, ribs
Irregular Bones vertebrae and facial bones
Short bones examples wrist and ankle
Sits within a tendon/ligament, provides mechanical
sesmoid bones
lever, patella, wrist, feet
Complete fracture bone is broken all the way through
Incomplete fracture bone is not broken all the way through
one in which the bone is broken and there is an
Open fracture
open wound in the skin
Closed Fracture broken bone with no open wound
Simple Fracture Incomplete or complete, closed
Compound fracture Complete, open
Greenstick bone breaks incompletely, frays, children
Buckle Fracture Incomplete, axial along bone
