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Self-assessmentVersión en línea In the following activity you will find questions related to body parts, body organs, bones, joints and muscles. It has been designed to test your knowledge. por Iryna Mykytka 1 The front of the leg below the knee is called: a thigh b shin c calf 2 Liver and gallbladder belong to a Muscular system b Urinary system c Digestive system 3 This system pumps blood round the entire body a Circulatory b Endocrine c Lymphatic 4 What does the skeletal system include? a Bones only b Bones and joints c Bones and some joints 5 An example of an irregular bone is: a patella b hip c wrist 6 Solid, hard, outside part of the bone. a Bone marrow b Spongy bone c Compact bone 7 What is the name of this bone? a funny bone b talking bone c jaw bone 8 Intervertebral discs are: a Not movable joints b Slightly-movable joints c Fully movable joints 9 What is protected by a backbone? a Spinal cord b Spinal column c Spine 10 It is inside bones and where most of the blood cell are made. a Bone narrow b Bone marrow c Bone sparrow 11 Which of the following examples can be both both voluntary and involuntary muscles? a Eyelids and diaphragm b Cardiac c Stomach and esophagus 12 Diathrosis refers to: a Immovable joints (e.g. skull sutures) b Slightly movable (e.g. pubic symphysis) c Movable (e.g. shoulder joint, ankle joint) 13 When a muscle relaxes: a It becomes shorter and thicker b It bulges c It becomes longer and thinner 14 Clavicle is an anatomic name for: a tail bone b collar bone c breast bone 15 A joint is: a The place where two bones are joint. b The place where two muscles are joint. c The place when a muscle and a bone is joint. 16 The upper extremity bones are: a The femur, the tibia, the fibula, the patella b The humerus, the radius, the ulna c The femur, the humerus, the fibula Feedback 15 The place where two bones are joint.

Self-assessmentVersión en línea

In the following activity you will find questions related to body parts, body organs, bones, joints and muscles. It has been designed to test your knowledge.

por Iryna Mykytka

The front of the leg below the knee is called:

thigh

shin

calf

Liver and gallbladder belong to

Muscular system

Urinary system

Digestive system

This system pumps blood round the entire body

Circulatory

Endocrine

Lymphatic

What does the skeletal system include?

Bones only

Bones and joints

Bones and some joints

An example of an irregular bone is:

patella

hip

wrist

Solid, hard, outside part of the bone.

Bone marrow

Spongy bone

Compact bone

What is the name of this bone?

funny bone

talking bone

jaw bone

Intervertebral discs are:

Not movable joints

Slightly-movable joints

Fully movable joints

What is protected by a backbone?

Spinal cord

Spinal column

Spine

It is inside bones and where most of the blood cell are made.

Bone narrow

Bone marrow

Bone sparrow

Which of the following examples can be both both voluntary and involuntary muscles?

Eyelids and diaphragm

Cardiac

Stomach and esophagus

Diathrosis refers to:

Immovable joints (e.g. skull sutures)

Slightly movable (e.g. pubic symphysis)

Movable (e.g. shoulder joint, ankle joint)

When a muscle relaxes:

It becomes shorter and thicker

It bulges

It becomes longer and thinner

Clavicle is an anatomic name for:

tail bone

collar bone

breast bone

A joint is:

The place where two bones are joint.

The place where two muscles are joint.

The place when a muscle and a bone is joint.

The upper extremity bones are:

The femur, the tibia, the fibula, the patella

The humerus, the radius, the ulna

The femur, the humerus, the fibula

Feedback

The place where two bones are joint.

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Self-assessmentVersión en línea

por Iryna Mykytka

The front of the leg below the knee is called:

Liver and gallbladder belong to

This system pumps blood round the entire body

What does the skeletal system include?

An example of an irregular bone is:

Solid, hard, outside part of the bone.

What is the name of this bone?

Intervertebral discs are:

What is protected by a backbone?

It is inside bones and where most of the blood cell are made.

Which of the following examples can be both both voluntary and involuntary muscles?

Diathrosis refers to:

When a muscle relaxes:

Clavicle is an anatomic name for:

A joint is:

The upper extremity bones are:

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