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BonesBones
Category 1
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FracturesFractures
Category 2
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Axial SkeletonAxial Skeleton
Category 3
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Appendicular Skeleton
Appendicular Skeleton
Category 4
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JointsJoints
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DiseasesDiseases
Category 6
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Bones
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Fractures Axial Skeleton
Appendicular Skeleton Joints Diseases
Round 2 Final
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Generally cube-shaped and contains mostly spongy
bone.
Generally cube-shaped and contains mostly spongy
bone.
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What are short bones?What are short bones?
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Thin, flattened and usually curved.
Thin, flattened and usually curved.
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What are flat bones?What are flat bones?What are flat bones?What are flat bones?
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The below bones fit into The below bones fit into this category.this category.
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What are Irregular Bones?What are Irregular Bones?
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This type of bone is typically longer then they are wide. Made mostly of compact bone.
This type of bone is typically longer then they are wide. Made mostly of compact bone.
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What are long bones?What are long bones?
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The ends of a long bone are called __________ and are covered by ____________.
The ends of a long bone are called __________ and are covered by ____________.
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1. Epiphyses
2. Articular (Hyaline) Cartilage
1. Epiphyses
2. Articular (Hyaline) Cartilage
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. One side of the shaft of the bone is broken.
Commonly occurs in children.
. One side of the shaft of the bone is broken.
Commonly occurs in children.
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What is a Greenstick fracture?
What is a Greenstick fracture?
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Bone breaks into many fragments.
Particularly common in the aged whose bones are more brittle.
Bone breaks into many fragments.
Particularly common in the aged whose bones are more brittle.
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What is a comminuted fracture?
What is a comminuted fracture?
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Common sports fracture.
Common sports fracture.
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What is a spiral fracture?What is a spiral fracture?
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In this type of reduction, the bone ends are coaxed back into place by a physician’s hands.
In this type of reduction, the bone ends are coaxed back into place by a physician’s hands.
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What is a closed (manual) reduction?
What is a closed (manual) reduction?
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List the stages of bone fracture healing in order, from
first to last.
1.Hematoma formation
2.Internal/External Callus Formation
3.????
4.Remodeling
List the stages of bone fracture healing in order, from
first to last.
1.Hematoma formation
2.Internal/External Callus Formation
3.????
4.Remodeling
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What is……..
3. Spongy bone formation?
What is……..
3. Spongy bone formation?
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This bone forms the forehead and the superior part of each eye’s orbit.
This bone forms the forehead and the superior part of each eye’s orbit.
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What is the frontal bone?What is the frontal bone?
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This bone is the upper jaw.This bone is the upper jaw.
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What is the Maxilla?What is the Maxilla?
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Commonly referred to as the cheekbones.
Commonly referred to as the cheekbones.
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What are the zygomatic bones?
What are the zygomatic bones?
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This disorder occurs when This disorder occurs when which bones fails to fuse?which bones fails to fuse?
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What are the palatine bones?What are the palatine bones?
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This bone of the body is the only bone that does not articulate directly with another bone.
This bone of the body is the only bone that does not articulate directly with another bone.
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What is the hyoid bone?What is the hyoid bone?
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The pectoral girdles consists of these two bones:
The pectoral girdles consists of these two bones:
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1. The clavicle
2. The scapula
1. The clavicle
2. The scapula
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The only bone of the upper arm.
The only bone of the upper arm.
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What is the humerus?What is the humerus?
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When the upper limb is in the anatomical position the medial bone of the forearm
is….
When the upper limb is in the anatomical position the medial bone of the forearm
is….
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What is the ulna?What is the ulna?
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When the body is in the anatomical position the lateral bone of the forearm is the …
When the body is in the anatomical position the lateral bone of the forearm is the …
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What is the radius?What is the radius?
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Which forearm bone is longer?
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What is the ulna?
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The shoulders and hips are examples of this type of
joint.
The shoulders and hips are examples of this type of
joint.
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What is a
Ball–and–Socket joint
What is a
Ball–and–Socket joint
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Carpometacarpal joints in the thumb is an example of
this type of joint.
Carpometacarpal joints in the thumb is an example of
this type of joint.
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What is a saddle jointWhat is a saddle joint
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The proximal radioulnar joint and the joint between the atlas and the dens of the axis are examples of this type of joint.
The proximal radioulnar joint and the joint between the atlas and the dens of the axis are examples of this type of joint.
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What is a pivot joint?What is a pivot joint?
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Intercarpal joints of the wrist are the best examples
of this type of joint
Intercarpal joints of the wrist are the best examples
of this type of joint
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What is a condyloid joint?What is a condyloid joint?
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Joints where the articulating bone ends are separated by a joint cavity
containing fluid
Joints where the articulating bone ends are separated by a joint cavity
containing fluid
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What are synovial joints?What are synovial joints?
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Cat 6: $100 AThe below picture shows The below picture shows what type of back what type of back abnormality?abnormality?
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What is scoliosis?What is scoliosis?
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Means “soft bones.” Adult disease that can be caused by insufficient calcium or
Vitamin D.
Means “soft bones.” Adult disease that can be caused by insufficient calcium or
Vitamin D.
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What is osteomalacia?What is osteomalacia?
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A disease where bone loss outpaces bone regeneration.
A disease where bone loss outpaces bone regeneration.
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What is osteoporosis?What is osteoporosis?
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The most common form of this disease. A chronic
degenerative condition that typically affects the aged.
The most common form of this disease. A chronic
degenerative condition that typically affects the aged.
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What is osteoarthritis?What is osteoarthritis?
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Signs of this childhood disease include bowed legs,
and deformities of the pelvis.
Signs of this childhood disease include bowed legs,
and deformities of the pelvis.
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What is rickets?What is rickets?
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Final Jeopardy!
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At the ClinicAt the ClinicFinal Category
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Final Jeopardy Question
Mrs. Reid was outside on her patio cleaning windows when she fell off her
step ladder and fractured her right coxal bone. She had emergency surgery for an open reduction and internal fixation
of her right coxal bone.
Three days postoperative, she asks you if she will have trouble going through
airport security. What has prompted her concern?
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Due to her open reduction Mrs. Reid now has some type of metal in her body. Because of this she is concerned that she will set off metal detectors.
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