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Total cards: 24•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Bone is both

Back (Answer)

Tissue and an organ

#2
Front (Question)

A specific type of biological tissue with its own unique chemical and molecular structure

Back (Answer)

Bone

#3
Front (Question)

5 Types of stimuli that bone responds to

Back (Answer)

• Bio-mechanical • Nutritional • Degeneration • Disease • Trauma

#4
Front (Question)

4 Descriptive types of bone (organ)

Back (Answer)

• Tubular • Flat • Irregular • Sesamoid

#5
Front (Question)

Description of tubular bones

Back (Answer)

-Provides structural support -Weight bearing -Muscles attachment sites

#6
Front (Question)

Examples of Tubular bones

Back (Answer)

Arms, legs, clavicle (long bones) Hand, feet (short bones)

#7
Front (Question)

Description of flat bones

Back (Answer)

Cover and protect vital organs, muscle attachment sites

#8
Front (Question)

Examples of flat bones

Back (Answer)

-Most bones of the skull -Illium (pelvic blade) -Sternum -Ribs -Scapula

#9
Front (Question)

Examples of irregular bones

Back (Answer)

-Tarsal (ankle) -Carpal (wrist) -Vertebrae -Ear ossicles -Pubis and ischium

#10
Front (Question)

Sesamoid bones are

Back (Answer)

Embedded in tendons

#11
Front (Question)

Examples of sesamoid bones

Back (Answer)

-Patella -Pisiform

#12
Front (Question)

n

Back (Answer)

n

#13
Front (Question)

In individuals, bone(s) exhibit _____, _____, _____, _____ variation

Back (Answer)

• Sexual • Orthogenetic (growth) • Idiosyncratic (individual) • Population

#14
Front (Question)

Bones provide _____ support for soft tissues

Back (Answer)

structural

#15
Front (Question)

Vital organs that are protected by bones

Back (Answer)

-Brain -Spinal chord -Heart/lungs -Reproductive organs

#16
Front (Question)

Physiological roles of bone (2)

Back (Answer)

-Red blood cell production -Storage of fat reserves

#17
Front (Question)

Number of individual bones at birth

Back (Answer)

270

#18
Front (Question)

Number of individual bones as an adult

Back (Answer)

206

#19
Front (Question)

Last bone to fuse

Back (Answer)

Clavicle at 25 yrs of age

#20
Front (Question)

The earliest bone to fully form

Back (Answer)

Ear ossicles

#21
Front (Question)

The bone that is fully formed and adult size at birth

Back (Answer)

Ear ossicles

#22
Front (Question)

The skeleton can be divided into two parts

Back (Answer)

• Skull • Post-cranial skeleton

#23
Front (Question)

Skull bones includes

Back (Answer)

hyoid and mandible

#24
Front (Question)

Axial skeleton is

Back (Answer)

the trunk